Warriors' Batman-Robin?

[Ragingcroc]

Comics has Daredevil in the Avengers.. I'd say he's the obvious one. Black Panther maybe as well.

Well in this context, no. For example, Superman is the justice league's batman.

 

[Rockinkuwait]

Well in this context, no. For example, Superman is the justice league's batman.

Batman is the Justice League's Batman. Superman is the Justice League's Superman.

I thought it was more if Justice League is DC, and Avengers are Marvel's equivalent, where Superman could be compared to Captain America (leader, all around good guy, etc), then the equivalent of Batman (fights crime to avenge his parents murder, both were really detective type hero's, wears a suit he wants to scare bad guys in, does his fighting in the dark to give him his advantage) is Daredevil at least in the comics where he is an avenger is the closer fit.

 

[CodeBreaker]

Batman is the Justice League's Batman. Superman is the Justice League's Superman.

I thought it was more if Justice League is DC, and Avengers are Marvel's equivalent, where Superman could be compared to Captain America (leader, all around good guy, etc), then the equivalent of Batman (fights crime to avenge his parents murder, both were really detective type hero's, wears a suit he wants to scare bad guys in, does his fighting in the dark to give him his advantage) is Daredevil at least in the comics where he is an avenger is the closer fit.

Superman=Captain America=Leader of group (goody-two-shoes)
Batman=Ironman=Co-leader of the group (the badass, smart, billionaire)

 

[Rockinkuwait]

Superman=Captain America=Leader of group (goody-two-shoes)
Batman=Ironman=Co-leader of the group (the badass, smart, billionaire)

Yeah you could go there too. I guess I really would when choosing the characters based on their roles in the groups more-so than their characters. While Daredevil is more of a Marvels version of Batman than Ironman, Ironmans role is closer to Batmans in their groups.