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Originally posted by spetznaz



Anyways, my main point was that an attack that could not kill Wolverine should not kill the Hulk.

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Originally posted by spetznaz
While I respect Wolverine as an X-man, a hero, an anti-hero, a renegade, a Samurai, a feral beast, and all the other iterations he has gone through, I still have problems with him being put against certain characters. However the distance between over-estimated and under-estimated is a thin one, so I will leave that one alone (for instance I was gone for a couple months, and coming back people were making the Martian Manhunter seem like some green-skinned weakling when in actuality he is one character you would not want coming after you).




Which was my point.

In old threads people would say that Superman could easily put down the Hulk through a HV lobotomy .....just fire two bolts of HV hotter than solar plasma into the cranial cavity of the Hulk, burning off his entire brain (and more importantly his amigdala, turning off his anger function instantly) and either killing the dude or instantly switching him off. What did people say to such comments? That the Hulk has a premier healing factor (which he does), and that he would instantly heal from that. Obviously there was the scan of his regenerating from a skeletal base to lend credence to that.

Then Master-borg comes by and tells me that Wolverine can KO the Hulk by driving 6 Adamantium spikes into his brain!

Which is interesting .....and pure BS.






Wolvie at his prime had a major healing factor, although my point to MB was basically that the Hulk's healing factor is one of the best around. In terms of healing factors, they do not come much better than the Hulk's unless you subscribe to Celestial Quarterly.




masterbruce or Master Borg?


Wolverine had his brain cut into three pieces while being infected with nanites and survived. He would not be killed by such an attack if we are referring to pre down graded wolverine.

Agreed. Totally.

Same applies to the Hulk.



Anyways, my main point was that an attack that could not kill Wolverine should not kill the Hulk.

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Originally posted by Battlehammer
atcaully Logan can jump very high

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Originally posted by Mindset
Yea, I know this, but do you realize how high he'd have to be able to jump in order to not be affected by the tremor?

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Originally posted by batdude123
Forget your job, you need to post on KMC more often.