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FNF (Round 1): M12 results and Vigilante (DC) vs. Inspector Von Ghoul

Round 1, Match 12 results

This was another difficult call.  Regardless of how tough the Face is, however, I think we need to acknowledge that a whole lot of his fighting edge came from "shock value" arising from his grotesque mask.  Is there much reason to think that would have much of an effect on the Prowler?  This guy has been running around with Puma and Sandman, so I rather doubt it.

Both guys are most stealth-type heroes.  Given the fight-ring setting, that wouldn't seem to benefit either of them.  While Prowler has a variety of non-lethal gadgetry amplifying his suit, the Face carries a side-arm and seems to have no hesitancy to bust a cap in an opponent. 

Thus, in the end this is largely a coin-toss.  About the only tie-breaker I can see is the durability of Prowler's outfit.  Given the time he operated and the level of attention given to his costume construction, I'm assuming it's pretty kevlar-heavy.  That would seem to mitigate against the "punch power" of Face's handgun.  Face, for his part, appears to be wearing regular dress.  So I'm going to have to give the win to Prowler by the slightest of edges.




Round 1, Match 13

Our final fight in the first round pits DC's evil-rustlin' Vigilante against Nicholas Malara's other-worldly adventurer Inspector Von Ghoul.

The Vigilante as depicted in Adventure Comics #426 (Mar 1973)

Background on Vigilante




Inspector Jon Von Ghoul as depicted in "The Monster of Magnolia Marshes" (2013)

Background on Inspector Von Ghoul

Setting
These two combatants meet a world away--both spatially and temporally. To be specific they face one another across a bloodsport arena in 25th century Shanghai. If that were to happen, who would walk out of the cage?



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