User blog comment:WraithOfWaffle/Battle Fifteen: Walter White (Breaking Bad) vs. Frank Murdoch (God Bless America)/@comment-5465602-20150108003410

Beastman14's "This battle came out exactly 1 year after I started watching Breaking Bad. Coincidence? Probably." Edges

Melee: Frank Murdoch. They're literally the same weapon, but Frank's lack of actual cancer and larger size means he may overpower Walt in a direct fight up-close.

Pistol 1: Walter White. The 4506 is an excellent improvement over the tried and true Colt, with its extra round being the biggest advantage. When Frank runs dry, Walt will still have that one round in the chamber, which could mean life or death in a firefight.

Pistol 2: Frank Murdoch. The Browning has an extra five rounds, meaning Frank will certainly be able to deal more damage than Walt in this category.

Revolver: Frank Murdoch. Frank's revolver is larger, meaning greater damage and accuracy. While Walt's quick-draw skill (more on that later) will come in handy, his revolver is no match for Frank's.

Assault Rifle: Walter White. There's nothing I can't say about this comparison that hasn't been said already by people who understand guns better than I. Though, I suppose I could just say M>>>>AK knockoff. Yeah, I'll go with that.

Explosive: Walter White. Walt's pipe bomb has its downsides, mainly that it's dangerous to throw and requires a lot of luck and prep time, but at least there isn't the risk of the bomb just not working at all, like the exploding car, which actually requires more prep time and even more luck. Its a high-risk, low reward strategy.

X-Factors: Walter White. While Frank is better trained, Walt is much more experienced and smarter. Also, at this point in the series, Walt really isn't above killing people in cold blood (Poor Mike), so Frank's brutality edge is moot.

Deadliest Warrior: Walter White. You simply can't beat Heisenberg. Simply put, Walt is a more experienced and intelligent warrior wielding better weapons at just about every weapon. Frank is a serial killer, but Walt? He's a ruthless criminal genius. Overall Score: 600-'400