injustice 2 black adam vs superman

Yes, they do. Black Adam and Superman have had several confrontations in the comics.

Yes, they have had battles in the comics. Sometimes it's for big story arcs and sometimes for smaller conflicts.

Yes, Superman has beaten Black Adam in some comic storylines.

Sure, Black Adam and Superman have clashed in the comics multiple times. The fights usually involve power struggles and differences in ideologies.

Sure, Superman and Black Adam have clashed multiple times. Their conflicts often stem from differences in their powers, ideologies, and goals.

Yes, in some comic storylines, Black Adam has managed to beat Superman.

Yes, they do have battles in some comic storylines.

Yes, Superman has fought Black Adam in the comics on several occasions.

It depends on the specific comic storyline. Sometimes Black Adam has the upper hand and defeats Superman, but in others, Superman emerges victorious. It all comes down to the plot and circumstances.

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