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

To be fair to CON, I will not argue that the Marvel movies are having more success, or that the Marvel deck building game is far superior to the DC deck building game. In the 'real world', Marvel would clearly win - however, the premise asks which set of heroes would win in a fight. To reign in this debate, I would like to focus on specifically the core members Marvel's Avengers and DC's Justice League. CON does not have to accept this. If CON goes outside of the core members of these teams, then I will be justified in bringing X-Men and Marvel Knights into round three. I believe this alteration is both fair and ideal and urge CON to accept it. A team of super-powered heroes needs three things to be successful: strength/firepower to take down or apprehend the enemy, intelligence to both know who the enemy is and what their plans are and to take down or apprehend the enemy in an effective way, and lastly, teamwork/leadership to know the assets of their teammates and work together as a unit. I propose an initial comparison of Iron Man: Batman:: Thor: Superman:: Black Widow: Super Woman:: Hulk: Flash:: Captain America: Aquaman. I. Strength Hulk Smash! Thor calls down lightening from above. Iron Man blasts the enemy to kingdom come. The core Marvel heroes have firepower. Batman throws a disk - "Oh no," says the villain "You scratched me!". Superman prepares to leap - ugh no! Not the Kryptonite! Flash runs really really fast - except Iron Man is flying and his quick tiny fists are ineffective against Hulk and now Thor blasted him with an area attack. DC heroes have lesser, and easily subverted, firepower. II. Intelligence Iron Man hacks into secure systems with greater skill and ingenuity than Batman, who is typically seen merely pushing a few buttons on his fancy computer. Who needs a Lasso of Truth when you have Black Widow? Sure Wonder Woman can find the truth from one minion, but Black Widow can track down the real threats, trick them into revealing their secrets and then trick them into acting according to her schemes. III. Teamwork The Avengers are a team that work through tensions and fight and figure it out. All for all, they know each other well and have got each other's backs. The Justice League is a roster. And because I said I would compare them, Captain America trumps Aquaman. Both are out of their element (time, land) and both are generally overshadowed by the abilities of their teammates. However, Captain America holds the Avengers together, making him more useful that Aquaman. PLAN Black Widow learns Bat Man always carries Kryptonite. Iron Man hacks into the bat cave, blasts Batman, takes the Kryptonite and sends a distress call to Superman. Thor, when Superman shows up, subdues him while the Kryptonite takes effect. Captain America, during all this hullabuloo, leads an attack on the Justice Leagues base with.. Hulk who is the perfect rampaging distraction creator. This would prevent DC from coming to the aid of Superman and Batman. And, once Superman and Batman are secure, the rest of the Avengers would be free to join the frontal attack and overpower the leaderless and power-player-less DC heroes. And you can't flip this plan against the Marvel heroes because the Avengers don't use a standard base of operations and their power players don't have an extreme aversion to a green rock. As you can see, the core Marvel heroes have what is takes to take down the core DC heroes. I also believe the auxiliary Marvel heroes would have success, especially X-Men, but, as I hope CON will agree, let's contain this debate to the core heroes. I look forward to your response.