Superman and Batman took on New York's Finest last night in an epic Crossroads of the World battle that left the Caped Crusader in cuffs.
"The Man of Steel didn't go down with just two officers, it took seven officers!" witness Ryan McCormick said. "He was putting up a good fight. Little kids were like, 'Mommy, it's Superman!' "
If that wasn't weird enough, McCormick turned and saw the Dark Knight handcuffed to a chair like a common villain. "As this was happening, someone is like, 'It's Batman!' I turn around and there's Batman in handcuffs," he said.
Superman, aka Maksim Katsnelson, 23, of The Bronx, was arrested and charged with assault and resisting arrested, police said, accusing him of punching a female officer in the face while she was trying to subdue him.
The Maine resident, who has been visiting the city for two weeks, said the two had dressed up as the super heroes for laughs. "We were just having a good time," Frisoli said.
Their comic-book adventure went awry when cops approached the dynamic duo on 43rd Street to see whether they had the required license to perform in costume in public, Frisoli said.
When they said no, cops asked for IDs. Again, they answered no, which prompted cops to handcuff Batman.
That's when Superman took off, screaming, "I'm not getting arrested."
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