World Spider-Man vs. Jason Voorhees

[Anno_Domini]

Except Spiderman won't rip some guy's limbs off, so he can't really win. Spidey's morals won't allow him to actually kill Jason, even if he is an undead superzombie.

Should morals come into play when you're taking on someone who's undead?

Okay, then...if Spidey can't do ****, he can call good ol' Ghost Rider.

Jason Vorhees is awesome, but Spidey would win, lol.

Jason is even more awesome when you're rooting for him to kill all of those *****ebags in that stupid Bay-produced ****fest.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

You need to break apart his limbs to actually "win" against Jason though.

Except Spiderman won't rip some guy's limbs off, so he can't really win. Spidey's morals won't allow him to actually kill Jason, even if he is an undead superzombie.

That's the problem

Jason is even more awesome when you're rooting for him to kill all of those *****ebags in that stupid Bay-produced ****fest.

 

[The Morningstar]

The Friday remake wasn't that bad. Wasn't good, but wasn't bad. No where near the level of awful that the Nightmare on Elm Street remake was.

Anyway, if Spidey is bloodlusted he rips Jasons head off with ease.

If not? Well, Jason has no hope in hell of landing a hit on him, so Spidey could just cacoon him in webbing.

 

[Anno_Domini]

That's the problem

But, as I stated, should morals even come to play when it's someone who's undead? He's not really a REAL person.

I assume I was the only one then? To me, that movie featured Jason as the good guy. Which sucks, because you'd think the dude that was one of the creators of Invisible Children wouldn't be such an ass, lol.

The Friday remake wasn't that bad. Wasn't good, but wasn't bad. No where near the level of awful that the Nightmare on Elm Street remake was.

After Friday, I didn't even bother to watch another remake that's produced by Bay.

 

[Hobgoblin]

Jason's superhuman strength --> No match for Spidey
Jason's speed --> No way it could match that of Spidey, I wonder if Jason can dodge his punch
Sensing danger before it hits --> Jason doesn't have that, even without it Spider-Man kick's that guy's arse

Spidey wins, Jason loses the battle and his weapons, but no limbs

That and Spidey is infinitely smarter than Voorhees and has taken on tougher opponents.

 

[OmarBatGeek]

Morals probably SHOULDN'T come into play when fighting an undead guy, but Spidey still probably wouldn't let himself go there. Unless Jason by some strange coincidence killed or maimed a few people Peter loves. Then his head might be coming off, for sure. *nodnod*

 

[Spider-Aziz]

Plus, he wouldn't allow anyone to kill the super zombie that killed many people because he's mentally unstable and too attached to his momma

 

[Ultra Lantern]

After Spiderman gets exhausted from the fight,Jason will kill him.
Jason can't get exhausted.

 

[Hobgoblin]

Peter will realize that Jason is inexhaustible and will think of a way to out smart him. If a bunch of half drunk teens have found a way to at least stop Jason, than a scientist like Spider-Man can.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

Listen to Hobgoblin defending Spider-Man

 

[Hobgoblin]

Because I've faced him and know what I'm talking about.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

LOL
That's thing that makes it funny

 

[Knight Rise]

Jason. Can't. Die. There some times he may seem dead, but he can't die. Spidey can but the f**king Marvel writers refuse to actually have the guts and balls to do so

 

[spider13]

the guts and balls to do what?

 

[OmarBatGeek]

@Knight Rise: Soooooooooo... You want Marvel to kill Spiderman?

 

[Hobgoblin]

Jason. Can't. Die. There some times he may seem dead, but he can't die. Spidey can but the f**king Marvel writers refuse to actually have the guts and balls to do so

Sort of like how DC doesnt have the guts to kill off Batman, right? Oh right, both Bats and Spidey have been killed and brought back. Silly us.

 

[Knight Rise]

Sort of like how DC doesnt have the guts to kill off Batman, right? Oh right, both Bats and Spidey have been killed and brought back. Silly us.

No I've seen "The Death of Spider-Man" plastered as a title recently. They never killed him, which was utter deception and nonsense

 

[OmarBatGeek]

Dude. You are aware that we're talking about COMIC BOOKS, right? Haha you can't ever believe it when someone big in a franchise (especially the main character) dies, because chances are they'll come up with some reason to bring them back to life. That's just how it is in the comic universe.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

No I've seen "The Death of Spider-Man" plastered as a title recently. They never killed him, which was utter deception and nonsense

The "Death of Spider-Man" recent event is for Ultimate universe
Peter died in "The Other"

 

[Knight Rise]

Dude. You are aware that we're talking about COMIC BOOKS, right? Haha you can't ever believe it when someone big in a franchise (especially the main character) dies, because chances are they'll come up with some reason to bring them back to life. That's just how it is in the comic universe.

Yeah, that's one reason I'm not a marvel fan. They tell you that someone will die and they won't. Just losing ideas and making money

 

[Hobgoblin]

No I've seen "The Death of Spider-Man" plastered as a title recently. They never killed him, which was utter deception and nonsense

Thats the Ultimate Spider-Man title, not The Amazing Spider-Man. Peter was killed in The Other in 2007 and immediately resurrected.

 

[spider13]

Marvel said that ultimate spider man is going to die and the are bring a new guy in to be spider man.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

Marvel said that ultimate spider man is going to die and the are bring a new guy in to be spider man.

Peter died, his death is meant to be permanent, no one said a substitute won't show

 

[spider13]

thats what I saids isn't it.

 

[CurlehMustachio]

Jason vs Spidey? Idk. The closest thing I seen to that was when someone wrote a story of Spidey teaming up with a Ghostbuster to take down Jason. Jason might get a few surprising hits on Spidey, but I really do think he'll take him down -- he just might have to do something out of his 'moral boundaries'.