So, Who Would Win?: The Fantastic Four VS. Ra's Al Guhl

This one came about due to a random idea about my DUH moment epiphany I talked about yesterday.
Well following that train of thought, for some reason I thought about what would happen if the FF ever fought Ra's Al Guhl of all people....

So yeah basically I pitted the FF against Ra's Al Guhl in my head.




Hey, it's not that bad people. Ra's is basically Dr. Doom minus the armor, Doom-bots, magical powers, obsession with killing the FF, Reed Richards in particular, and facial scar.


Yes, the results won't look good for a fair fight, but just wait until you cast judgement.

-The Fantastic Four:

• Mr. Fantastic: 

Abilities	Genius-level intellect Extreme superhuman elasticity, malleability, and endurance Resistance to most physical assaults and electricity Virtual immunity to psychic powers

• The Invisible Woman: 

Abilities	Invisibility Projective invisibility Invisible force field projection (which bestows the ability to generate protective invisible shields and invisible energy constructs, as well as the power to control and manipulate objects)

• The Human Torch:

Abilities	Pyrokinesis Fiery form that enables flight, serves as damage shield Heat energy absorption Resistance to extreme heat

• The Thing:

Abilities	Skilled street fighter and hand to hand combatant Superhuman strength, stamina and durability Rock-like skin Excellent dexterity Above-average reflexes Enhanced lung capacity

And now Ra's turn....

-Ra's Al Guhl:

Abilities	criminal and terrorist mastermind Skilled martial artist and hand-to-hand combatant Skilled alchemist and swordsman Longevity from Lazarus Pits

Again FF definitely has the advantage here power-wise, but again, look what Ra's was able to accomplish during Tower of Babel. Not to mention his vast network of resources and money, plus having the League of Assassins doesn't hurt either.

I'm not saying he'd win the war, but he'd definitely win a few battles.

So, 

The Fantastic Four

VS.

Ra's Al Guhl

Who wins and why?

                                      Maybe the answer's not as clear cut as it may seem....