Superman represents an unchecked power, and Batman finds this unchecked power to be unacceptable as a risk, in case the power is ever used against humanity.
Is this a subtle marketing ploy from DC Comics‽
Superman caused a lot of damage in The Man of Steel movie and many people died as a result of his fight with Zod that ended up with him breaking Zod's neck and killing him. The movie could have gone a different way if he asked his Father's hologram about Zod, and any weaknesses he might have during the 24 hours he had to think over. Then use the craft he came to Earth with to destroy Zod's ship engines, defeating him without any property damage or killing innocent people.
But anyway Batman always has a plan in taking down any super powered being in case they go rouge or mind controlled. He stores them on his computer and makes technology or finds items that can weaken them or take away their powers.
For Superman he has a battlesuit and kryptonite. The battlesuit gives him strength and power to fight Superman and the kryptonite weakens Superman so Batman can fight him.
Yet in The Dark Knight, Batman used a program to use everyone's cell phone to create a spying device that gave hi the location of the criminals Joker employed and where the victims are. Sort of abusing his own powers for domestic spying and making cell phones insecure by infecting them with an exploit that installs his own backdoor to get access to the cameras etc to scan for things.
ps. Not big on DC/Marvel comics/movies, they're all the same to me but keep some f*cking consistency plz.
"But anyway Batman always has a plan in taking down any super powered being in case they go rouge or mind controlled. He stores them on his computer and makes technology or finds items that can weaken them or take away their powers."
That's why DC invented Kryptonite, so Superman would have a weakness. And Batman is familiar with Kryptonite, and possesses some to use in a fight against Superman.
> consistency
That ship sailed long ago.
Frank Millar's The Dark Knight tells a different story.