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[DC comics]How does Batman think he could defeat a corrupted superhero with 'preparation'?

I've always asked to myself that. For example, when he 'defeated' Superman in that Comic, he didn't 'defeat' Superman, he just abused Kal's morality and did whatever he could do with dirty tactics, but would he beat a ***REALLY*** corrupted Superman? He would just glass the planet from orbit if he becomes evil, so how would Batman defeat a character like that? Or Flash who moves millions of times faster than light? Or Diana? He's still a human, a peak human but still human, pretty sure if one of the JL members go rampage he will be the first to die being speedblitzed or lobotomized by those guys with enough power to nuke planets.
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He *wouldn't* defeat them in those scenarios.

Superman, Wonder woman, or Flash could rip his head clean off before the photons even reached Batmans eyes. They could kill him faster than physically possible for him to respond. Batman is infinitely outmatched and *needs* to exploit character weaknesses to even stand a chance.

So if they took his intelligence into account and acted spontaneously they would all stomp him into the ground and there's nothing he could physically do to stop them.