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Wolverine It depends upon who's publishing the comic. For instance, if this tussle of titans were featured in a DC comic, the likelihood is that Batman would win; if from Marvel, Wolverine.

That being said, if you were to look at both combatants outside their perspective contexts then I don't see how the outcome would favor anyone but Wolverine.

The reason being, Batman is typically pictured as a great fighter and versed in various martial arts (though I haven't once seen any of them actually specified) as well as being very disciplined and with resources at his command of a technological nature (his various vehicles and what comes with being extremely rich, that damned utility belt that has contained some pretty outlandish things if the television shows and movies were any indicator).

That being said, Wolverine doesn't have nearly the resources of Batman.

That being said, he has a skeleton laced with Adamantium, the strongest metal in the Marvel Universe, indestructible by normal means, combined with a healing factor that virtually assures that any wound that doesn't cost him catastrophic damage will pretty much be little more than an inconvenience.

Which isn't to say that he can't die. I recall an issue of the X-Men when he was killed by a Sentinel, blasted with such force that his flesh was flayed from his bones, leaving just his metal-laced skeleton.

So I suspect that whether or not Batman beats Wolverine is all in the details. If Batman could someone sway Wolverine from trying to kill him (because all that technology and gimmicks will protect him from Wolverine from only so long, and that's not Wolvie in a 'berserker rage') then Batman could actually win.

But look at that from the perspective that Batman is unable to sway Wolverine using logic from trying to kill him.

Then Wolverine wins. Hands down because there's almost nothing that Batman could do to either stop him and his claws from filleting him.

Sentry This is tricky because Hyperion just doesn't have many clear feats. Then there's the way Hyperion's durability (multi-universe level) and Sentry's regeneration (he needs to be erased conceptually to prevent his regen from working) basically render it impossible for either of them to properly take the other out.

I'm going to give this to Sentry mostly due to his telepathy, which is insanely powerful.

Galactus I think Galactus is on a completely different power level than Superman - Galactus is almost a capital "G" god. He's an entity or Cosmic Being, not a physical being.

Think of it this way; Superheroes like SpiderMan, Iron Man, Batman, Wolverine, etc are of a different level than regular humanity.

The gods and similar beings (Thor, Hercules, Wonder Woman, Silver Surfer, The Eternals, Captain Marvel, Elders of the Universe, etc) are of a level that far above "normal" super beings (Superman is roughly in this range. he's managed to beat Thor but it took all he had to do it).

Above those powerhouses are their Leaders - Beings like Zeus and Odin - Odin can, and has, simply took Thor's power away from him. Zeus has done the same with Hercules. I'd guess Phantom Stranger and Maybe the Guardians of the Unverse fit here.

Above these beings are entities -beings that the Asgardian and Olympian Gods call Gods. Death, and Eternity (essentially Life - the opposite of Death, manifest as a being) consider Galactus their brother. Thanos often manages to get powered up to this level when he's trying to detroy the Universe (he has a thing for death and believes that if he killed everyone, she'd have to recognize him. I'd guess Darseid around here at times also.

Galactus doesn't really feel physical discomfort a*except his all encompassing hunger) and physical attacks, at most, cause problems with his outfit - which is actually a containment suit he uses to help localize his power. If it tears, it would take some time to regather the energy and repair the suit. So, Superman, could theoretically manage to get past Galactus with such a maneuver. If punctured; controlling the massive amounts of power unleashed...read giant explosion! would be difficult. This wouldn't hurt Galactus, but would destroy the solar system he happened to be in at the time. And most likely Superman, if he was still close by.

But, he doesn't need that kind of outlay of power anyway - Galactus can transmute elements. He could turn...everything around him into green kryptonite at whim.