Originally posted by CorderaMitchellHe hasn't before. Wolverine clawed his way free.
He could web him just fine.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellWolverine could dodge Spiderman's attacks, unless he got the adreniline boost in which case fight or flight probably kicks in.
He could discard him easily.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellrequires getting too close. Wolverine might be able to dodge. But he'd be within claw reach. . .
Organ ripping,
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellWith webbing? Wolverine could cut himself free before that.
smothering,
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellDrowning requires water, and holding wolverine down. Since wolverine can cut himself free it'd have to be spidermsn holding him down. Which creates the problem of coming too close.
drowning, the only true circumstanial one would be electrocution.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellWe've been over this. Explain why he wouldn't have his claws?
He can't cut without his claws. Explain this to me.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellAnd yet they showed him trapped, before he cut himself free.
Of course he would get free. NOone wants to see him trapped,no more than they want to see a gutted spiderman.
Originally posted by Metalmanx
He cut himself free from this one? The one where he just MAGICALLY escapes the webbing without his claws?
2+X=4
Where X is
"HE CUT HIMSELF FREE!"
Yes, he cut himself in the process.
I don't care if you can't grasp the concept, doesn't mean it didn't happen.
If you're going to keep bringing that up, trhen you have to accept what comes with that. He cut himself free. Going to call it crap writing? then you're going to be attacking the fact that he was webbed up, because it was the same writer that webbed him up AND cut him free.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellAs soon as his claws come out the cut the webbing that holds his hands to his head. then he's able to wogggle his wrists and cut them away from his head. . .and slowly he cuts himself free. . .
Where would he be able to use his claws in that pic though, explain.
It's really not that hard to understand.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellHow would spiderman stop him?
See but spiderman would have to LET him do that, he cant make the strength to use the claws until the webbing inspires, incapacitated. A defeat.
He's not permenantly incapacitated, it's not a win here. . .
Wolverine cuts himself free. Unless spiderman can get to wolverine through his own webbing.
Originally posted by Creshosk
How would spiderman stop him?He's not permenantly incapacitated, it's not a win here. . .
Wolverine cuts himself free. Unless spiderman can get to wolverine through his own webbing.
He's already stopped, its never permenant, spiderman webs up baddies all the time and its a defeat.
Just like IF wolverine would get ko'ed by someone. He may get back faster, but everyone could recover, so it doesn't make it NOT a defeat.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellNot in wolverine's case. Cause wolverine can get out where as most baddies can't. Spiderman webbs wolvie up and then leaves the battlefield. Wolverine wins.
He's already stopped, its never permenant, spiderman webs up baddies all the time and its a defeat.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellKnock out is different that a temporary incapacitation.
Just like IF wolverine would get ko'ed by someone. He may get back faster, but everyone could recover, so it doesn't make it NOT a defeat.
Wolverine can get out before the webbing disolves. Holding someone temporarily is not a win.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellHe has twice before.
He can't get out till it expires.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellNo, he couldn't.
spiderman could web him forever,
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellWhich won't do anything. . . particularly f THEY get caught in the web. . bugs do that.
and have insects chew him.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellIt's not the same thing no matter how much you want it to be.
A knockout is temporary though, its incapacitation.
You can for example web up a telepath. . . guess what though?
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellWith his claws. . . I've explained this.
How can he logically get out,
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellYou'd eventually be creating a dome over the hardened webbing. What's to stop wolverine from going in a different direction to emerge from the cacoon?
and spiderman can web him over and over, whats to stop him.
Iceman can keep creating Walls of ice around the hulk, but the hulk can keep smashing free.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellNo it's not, that's just your opinion.
Wolverine being webbed up is like the ten count in a boxing match,
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellWhich is why he has twice, right?
he can't continue with or without his own will.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchell"With his claws" is a when and not why? well technically its a how, rather than why either. . but "with his claws" is not a "when"
You're giving my "when" and not why.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellCircumstantial, you'd have to get them into that position first. . and if they aren't then he cuts himself free as he has done twice before.
Wolverine isn't physically capable to break the webbing if his claws are in a position for his disadvantage.
Originally posted by CorderaMitchellWell obviously the edge of his claws exerts a greater force than the webbing can hold. in essence his claws break the webbing rather easily.
Explain to me how he could "break the webbing" Other than that, its a defeat.