See, that argument that Batman is better with prep and planning is bogus. A lot of his victories he doesn't plan for ahead of time. He thinks on the fly, develops tactics while in the fight, and comes out on top. On that level, yes, he and Slade are equally. Physically, they are also meant to be equal. Or, at least, close enough that their fights can go one way or the other. And I say that because in their fights, Slade has won several, Batman has won some...it all seems to come down to just who secures the upper hand the sooner.<br/><br/>Case in point:<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Batman bench pressing a ton</div><div class="spoiler_body">(http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/ll223/darknight2k/bat%20pics%202/batweightraining.jpg)</div></div><br/>Anyway, that's getting off track, as you said.<br/><br/>There are no real super soldiers to compare it to, really. The most people say is that while it is good, and often underestimated, it is nowhere near as powerful as the only other people with noted healing factors--Wolverine and Deadpool. And both of them are still momentarily stunned when hit with bursts of electricity. It isn't something that a healing factor makes you immune to, there is still a basic biological response to the electricity going through your body (which, hint hint, operates on electrical pulses :P ).<br/><br/>His healing factor would mean he would suffer no long term effects of it. No nervous system damage, no messed up heart rhythm, etc. It would not stop him from being stunned or temporarily paralyzed.