Batman is better than superman

Well, where do I begin? What lies behind the heart and soul of a well written character? Certainly not one that is infallible, or as close to infallible as one can possibly be with the exception of a type of rock. Makes it quite an easy write, does it not? Just like his writers, his readers have an apathetic Imagination. A child's lack of comprehension of mathematics leaves him/her to have a lack of creativity when attempting to express large quantities. One might hear a child say something like a "billionjillian" or "infinity and one". Superman is merely of a reflection of this lack of creativity giving his list of powers. How super is super? Super Strength? Wow! WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT OF THAT? He can fly(not creative) Hes impenetrable(Not creative). If that's not enough he has... get a load of this one... Super Intelligence. Not only is the foundation of this story a pathetic lack of imagination it seems to be written to console the heart for its readers damaged Ego. Feeds off the mass delusion of grandeur that a majority of our population has in that most people would rate there IQ above average. Not superman though he has SUPER INTELLIGENCE! Which is sad because if he had been written to be of average intelligence. I might give the comics creativity level a mark up on its score card seeing as Lex Luther being his foe. It could be a story of strength vs brains. However the writers didn't necessarily see that one through. However, I'm not like most superman critics, in that I do not condemn his use of disguise, he puts on the glasses and no longer is he superman. I actually believe the writers did do a good job to reflect the stupidity of our society in that it views people who do wear glasses as weaker. No matter, it seems as if it is the only thing the writers got right. I already anticipate the lazy and simplistic argument that "all batman is, is a man with a lot of money." I have to say not true. his wealth is a crux in the writing that can allow interesting plot development. While superman takes the usual path(His person is his personality and His superhero is his mask.) Batman flips that concept on its head.(Bruce Wayne is the facade and Batman is his person). Bruce Wayne(Not batman) Plays a pivotal role in the plot line, way more than Clark Kent ever could. its almost as if batman, whatever role he is playing, is in a constant fight to keep the crime of the city at bay. Not to mention the plethora of ingeniously written antagonist. The Joker revealing truths about our own society allegorically by pulling all of Gotham's right strings, as violent as they maybe, still he does it jestingly. Two face who nuances the notion of fate by using a coin to make his decisions, as if it absolves him from being the one that's committing the crime. Most importantly batman is a fallible human being. Go ahead and mock batman for not being a true superhero I will applaud along with you. That is what makes Batman a much more compelling story line for those who actually appreciate a fallible human being as an protagonist. Not swayed by riches he is a philanthropist, and uses his money not for himself but does put his life on the line every night to keep the criminal masterminds at bay. Hes money does have limits and so are his capabilities, unlike superman's apathetically written superpowers. Batman as well runs into moral conflictions and legitimate knots to untie. Not just the very typical Lady-Love interest that is too easy to write for a comic book written for a boy who still dreams of what a woman's warmth feels like.