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[DC Comics] Batman is often shown fighting alongside extremely powerful super-beings - but how is he not immediately ripped apart at super-speeds by the Reverse Flash before he can react, or turned to ash with a look by Darkseid?

Maybe it's a suspension of disbelief thing?

I mean, Batman is cool, Superman is popular - it makes sense to for DC to team up their most popular characters.

But the powers get stacked so absurdly high it's hard to imagine any human not instantly being eviscerated by these super-fast, mega strong flying behemoths.

I know part of Batman's coolness is his minimalist ninja design - stick him in an Iron Man suit and that would take away from the fun of the character.

But if even a stray bullet to the head could kill him, let alone some crazy power blast from a Yellow Lantern or whatever, it strains belief that Batman and Superman and their respective villains can all fight in the same battles and take on the same enemies.
gpt
He generally tries to avoid fighting such people directly. And to be fair to the writers, despite the various batgod memes, whenever he's been unfortunate enough to end up in a straight fight with people like that it's almost always gone exactly as you'd expect.

Rather, he's much more of a planner. His main contribution is taking down minions, laying traps, figuring out weaknesses, finding assets, etc etc. He's much more of a behind the scenes guy.

Basically, he's doing asymmetric warfare. He's well aware that in a fair fight, he's ending up as a batstain on the floor. So he tries his best to avoid getting in a fair fight. He uses evasion, allies, traps, weak spots, schemes and any other dirty trick he can get his hands on to even the playing field.