I think the last living White Martians are both living on Earth, at the moment, but who the heck knows any more?
AAAANYWAY.
Assuming the current populations of both species, the Daxamites win by sheer numbers, even before the issues of their racial weaknesses get a chance to come into play. (And one of the two living White Martians is a bit of a ditz about using her powers effectively, based on the last issue of Teen Titans…there’s no way Megan should have taken that hit…but I digress…)
As much as I love Cassie, she’s just outclassed and overpowered in this one. Elsa takes her down without breaking much of a sweat and even takes a swat at Vlad for good measure.
What are they fighting over, who has the more delectible sidekick?
Buffy in 6 rounds, TKO. Although I doubt she could take it to the death. Xena would have no problem with that, of course, which would give her the early advantage. But Buffy would take her eventually.
According to the Marvel vs. DC crossover, Aquaman wins… but that’s because the victor only had to pin his opponent down for a moment. In an all out slugfest, Aquaman would be reduced to aquapaste.
From that writeup, I don’t see anything that gives Phage any kind of leverage over the Saint. He doesn’t seem to be able to throw anything at the Saint that he couldn’t shake off, and seems to be technically alive, so the Saint could kill him.
Monster Mash-up!
DC’s Frankenstein vs Marvel’s Dracula
The impression I have of Samaritan is that while he will fight he spends almost all of his time dealing with natural disasters and low key events. Superman has the fighting experience that he doesn’t and I think it gives Superman the edge in this. Besides, you know Samaritan is going to be distracted by a dozen things during the fight.
Superman Emergency Squad vs. The Legion of Super-Pets
Deathstroke. He might be thrown for a bit, it wouldn’t be a quick fight, but he’d pretty well stomp Tasky. He’s just the better physical specimen.
Hellboy vs. Blue Devil.
Sigh. This is the second time in this thread that my post got skipped over, as though it didn’t exist. (The first time was admittedly caused by a simulpost, though.)
