8 Would Destroy: Green Lantern Even if Hal does go on the attack, Doomsday's invulnerability is such that it's doubtful Hal's attacks would have much effect on him. Eventually, the ring will run out of charge and once that happens, Hal is dead- he can't charge the ring fast enough to stop Doomsday from crushing him.
The Green Lantern used the entire battery to drain down the power the stolen ring had. He was successful in defeating Doomsday who was still alive but defeated. However, the exploration caused by the power the Green Lantern generated took his own life.
but Doomsday's ability to constantly evolve and with it, discharge that heat ray explosion would eventually best Wonder Woman. ultimately it comes down to how long the fight goes, long term Doomsday would win and overpower both Superman and Wonder Woman.
Way back in DC Comics history, Green Lantern Hal Jordan was once possessed by the fear entity called Parallax, and now that terrible moment has aided him in beating the nigh-omnipotent villain known as Darkseid.
Strength. Doomsday possessed enormous superhuman strength that is significantly greater than Superman and at one point this enabled him to effortlessly stand his ground against the entire Justice League, including Superman and Orion.
Bruce Banner may be more intelligent than Doomsday, but when he transforms into the Hulk, all his intelligence is converted to brute animal-like power. Though both Doomsday and the Hulk have healing abilities, Doomsday heals much faster. In terms of brute strength, the Hulk has a slight edge.
Doomsday Was Originally Defeated By DC's Silver Surfer - IMDb. The monster Doomsday is one of the few creatures alive to have not only beaten but killed Superman, but his first-ever defeat wasn't at the hands of the Man of Steel, it was due to DC's own Silver Surfer.
Space Ghost's intangibility allows him to avoid the best offense Green Lantern can muster. Even when Hal goes on the defense and forms a shield, Space Ghost effortlessly knocks him out with a concussive beam. While Space Ghost is enough to make Hal sweat, he'd probably be in danger with the Avengers' Vision as well.
Green Lanterns have also shown the ability to use their Power Ring to create synthetic Kryptonite which, while not quite as effective as the real deal substance, has still shown the ability to drain and eventually kill any Kryptonians in the immediate vicinity.
His incredible strength and resilience seems to have been "evolved", from Doomsday dying so many times and regenerating. Super Strength - Doomsday's muscular density is extremely high. Doomsday's physical output and strength astronomically exceeds that of humans and is significantly stronger than Kryptonians.
Doomsday's invulnerability would make it very hard for Flash to hurt him, but Flash has a secret weapon- the infinite mass punch. One's mass increases the closer they get to the speed of light until it's infinite. Doomsday can take a lot of damage, but the infinite mass punch would spell the end for him.
Considering the effect of the lightning on Superman, it's very likely that the lightning would be able to hurt Doomsday in much the same manner. As a creature born of science, Doomsday has no built-in defense against magic, meaning Shazam could simply keep blasting Doomsday with his lightning until the creature fell.
It's nothing short of a miracle Batman is able to survive an entire encounter with Doomsday. He can't rely on his brains to get him out of a fight with an unstoppable war machine, but his reflexes are enough to keep him alive, although by the end he's barely able to stand.
So, in a somewhat twisted sense of the word, Doomsday is immortal. This means he can be killed but can come back to life again, immune to what killed him in the first place.
Unfortunately, he uses too much power to resist the Flash's vibrations and ends up killing him. Nevertheless, when it comes to a fight between friends, Flash beats Green Lantern nearly every time.
His Greatest Weakness: Lack Of Intelligence
Doomsday is powerful and fearsome, but he has one major weakness. Doomsday isn't smart. He's an unreasoning, unthinking engine of death. He just punches everything in front of him until it falls or he does.
The color yellow is Green Lantern's primary weakness, but he was able to use it to save the Justice League. In 1960's Brave and the Bold #30, the Justice League confronts the android Amazo for the first time.
Green is willpower. Yellow is fear. Green Lanterns used to be unable to use their rings against yellow, because it represented fear.
Green Lantern has many advantages over Joker. His ring operates at light speed, grants him a ranged advantage, and is a superior, more versatile weapon than nearly anything in his opponent's arsenal. There is a fatal flaw in its design against this particular foe; it requires willpower to use.
Hal Jordan
His time as Parallax aside, this Silver Age test pilot is generally regarded as the greatest Green Lantern of them all, and with good reason. His constructs may not be as strong as John's or as creative as Kyle's, but no other Green Lantern has fought through as many epic events as Hal has.
Green Lanterns are the most dedicated and heroic warriors of the Emotional Spectrum, so why do they choose to work with Blue Lanterns, the weakest? In the vast annals that make up the Green Lantern Corps mythos, the Blue Lanterns are a Corps powered by the emotion of hope.
Doomsday Was Beaten By One Unknown Alien
Readers got to see Doomsday vs DC's version of the Silver Surfer way back in Superman/Doomsday: Hunter/Prey #2 by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. When Waverider reveals Doomsday's history to Superman, he also includes the first time Doomsday was ever beaten.
Hyperion. Hyperion is the leader of a team of superheroes inspired by the Justice League. He is the sole survivor of his universe and has escaped to the mainstream Marvel continuity. Hyperion could easily take down Doomsday because he has shown feats not even Superman has been able to do.
Superman is almost impossible to kill, but his death at the hands of Doomsday forever scarred him, and the notion of his death preventing him from saving Lois Lane is truly his greatest fear.