Would you rather share an adventure with Batman or Superman? Or another Super Hero?

Superman of course. Batman is no fun to hang out with. He probably wouldn't be interested in hanging out with a regular person.

Superman is a good guy though and I'm sure he would be happy to oblige. As far as going on a crime fighting spree, you'd be safer going with Superman. Batman gets into some shady business and he doesn't have any superpowers to help out.

You would be ok with Superman unless you go up against one of the other powerful villains, then you might be in trouble.

Although I enjoy Batman stories more than Superman stories, I would rather spend the day with Supes. Why? To fly around with him!

It would be amazing. Also, in most versions of Batman, he's kind of anti-social and angry and impatient. In some of the comic versions, he's very very dark and would happily ditch me by the side of the road with a punch to the head.

Whereas Superman is always pleasant and polite to civilians. Also, I like the Clark Kent persona - he seems nice, and I definitely have a soft spot for geeks in glasses. So if we hung out, he would fly me around the city until I got motion sickness and then maybe I could watch him save some people.

Then maybe we would make some prank phone calls to Lex Luthor. Then he could fly me to Italy for an authentic Tuscan dinner. But he'll probably spend the whole time talking about his relationship with Lois and how it's all "complicated," so I'll probably get bored and tell him to fly me home.

All in all, a fun day!

Superman I will go flying with him to Europe. We will have breakfast in london,lunch in Barcelona , dinner in Paris and a nite cap in Prague then back to USA.

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