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You choose.

Neutrality always loses.

Spidey for me. Various obvious reasons.

Batman, I guess. The live-action Spiderman movies killed whatever small interest I did have in said superhero.

I warned you man, the Bat is gonna take this!

Spider-Man, Spider-Man. Does whatever a spider can...

gotta vote for Spidey. I believe if it came down to a fight between the two, actual powers would probably outdo all of Batman's technology.

Here's what Wizard, the Comics Magazine has to say on the matter actually:

THE PLAYERS: After watching a mugger murder his parents, young Bruce Wayne embarked on a one-man war on crime, prowling the night as the brooding vigilante Batman!

Given superpowers from a radioactive spider bite, Peter Parker learned a harsh lesson about power and responsibility and now fights evil as the amazing Spider-Man!

THE BATTLE: On assignment in Gotham City for the Daily Bugle, photographer Peter Parker goes on some late-night web swinging and comes across Batman roughing up a thug. “Hey, tall, dark and gruesome—ix-nay on the eating-bay,” Spidey quips as he drops to the alleyway beside the Dark Knight. Batman ignores him. “I guess those big ears of yours are just for show,” Spider-Man opines as he webs up Batman’s fist, preventing him from striking the criminal. Suddenly, the wall-crawler’s spider-sense warns him of danger, and he leaps onto a nearby wall just in time to avoid a cluster of Batarangs. In the confusion, Batman deploys a smoke grenade that quickly envelops the entire alleyway. “Get out of my city,” Batman growls from inside the inky black cloud. “But I haven’t even seen the sights yet,” Spider-Man retorts as he sprays webbing in a vain attempt to snare the vigilante. Batman drops from the rooftop onto Spidey’s back, sending them both tumbling into the smoke-filled alley. Disoriented, Spider-Man blindly lashes out, landing a glancing blow that nearly takes the Caped Crusader’s head off. Knowing that he has to put Spider-Man down fast, Batman—moving too quickly for the Web-head to dodge—lands a nerve punch to the amazing arachnid’s solar plexus. “Feel free to surrender anytime,” Spidey groans as he falls to the ground, unconscious and defeated!

Ha, HAAAA!

And some junk.

And besides, that "spidey sense" is a mode of convenience. Or else he would have also avoided Batman dropping onto his back, like he had the batarangs. Of course, it's virtually unheard of for a hero to lose (ultimately), so of course they need convenient plot devices. It's usually tough for two heroes to win a decisive battle because fans can take advantage of a plot device to conceive a possible way to victory. Even batman, who has no super powers, can defeat Superman.

Because he's Batman. Geddit?

Batman, because he's the ******* Batman. And because he can breathe in space. But that's mainly because of the previous statement. XD

Batman once attacked a guy for eating chocolate ice cream.

Now we're heading into Chuck Norris territory. <_<

I'm serious. Look at the bottom right picture.

the BATman

The "The" in The Batman only makes him wimpier because he's trying to compensate for something.

And "friendly, neighborhood" Spiderman isn't? The guy's got half of the limbs that he should have.

That or "The Amazing Spider-Man." Now THAT'S compensating for something. Big-Time. Plus, Batman needs not compensate, he's scored with how many ladies? Spidey's lucky to even get a date, let alone hold onto a wife without making a deal to the devil for Aunt May's life. Wheatcakes or hot model wife Peter. Wheatcakes or hot model wife.