The Marvel heroes would beat the DC heroes in a fight.

First I will go through my core arguments, then my plan, then refute the CON's pairings. Strength – At best CON has shown DC heroes could match Marvel, and to do that he had them matched up to suit his interests. Yet with no plan for how he would force the pairings in his favor, his points are irrelevant. Intelligence – The intelligence of Batman and Flash are not immediately applicable in a fight like Iron Man's hacking skills are. Even if you believe CON, he has only shown DC heroes to have matching IQ scores, not surpassing. In addition, intelligence is more than book smarts. Covert intelligence, Black Widow's strong suit, is where Marvel overtakes DC. Teamwork – To reiterate, DC is a roster of various one-trick ponies that don't know how to work together, nor even relate to each other due to extremely different backgrounds. Of my Marvel line up, the one alien is very protective of Earth and has become accustomed to humans by living among them for a time. Plan – CON's only attack on my plan is that Superman would see it coming, because apparently Superman is omniscient. As I will show in the following refutation, there is more than one way to take down Superman. Superman is highly susceptible to magic and psychic attack. CON claims that Superman will see the Kryptonite coming from miles away. Personally I don't buy that he would automatically be able to prevent the Kryptonite from reaching him. Even if you think Superman is that vigilant, he is still prone to magic and psychic attacks. Spider-man was used as a straw man. I will not use this flimsy hero assigned to me by CON. Instead I called upon X-Men leader Professor X. Flash moving faster than light is an obscure translation of his abilities. You have opened up a door you'll wish you hadn't. In X-Men 2, Professor X through the machine Cerebro is shown to have the ability to kill massive groups of people at once. If you are allowing yourself to use the version of Flash that can move faster than light, you have also allowed me to use the version of Professor X that could kill your entire line up from the comfort of his mansion. This isn't a punch for punch fight. They aren't locked in a room and told to duke it out. For example, Black Widow and Wonder Woman aren't locked in a room together. Yes, Wonder Woman has strength, but she is a naïve princess that doesn't understand Earth. If Black Widow were ever to be locked in a room with Wonder Woman, it would be because Black Widow wanted to trick information out of Wonder Woman while Wonder Woman believed herself to have the upper hand. Another straw man is Martian Manhunter versus Captain America. These heroes don't even play the same role on their respective teams. Captain America is a leader and moral booster. Martian Manhunter is a cannon. Captain America would lead a team and come up with strategies, not directly confront Martian Manhunter. This fight, beyond strength, requires intelligence and teamwork, which I have shown the Marvel heroes to have. CON has set up his arguments as a series of straw man fallacies. I have approached this debate by looking at the big picture. A DC vs. Marvel fight would play out more like a chess game and less like a cage fight. CON has not sufficiently countered neither my core arguments, nor my plan. In addition, CON has not provided a counter plan. While many of your gut reactions will be that DC has more firepower, after reading my argumentation you should understand that firepower isn't enough. Marvel wins. Vote PRO! As a side note, though I do not attach it to my core argumentation, Marvel heroes would win by sheer number.