Wolverine vs. Spider-Man

Originally posted by Creshosk
Considering his feats where he's not slowed down against established, he can cut bullets out of the air, or dodge, and cross a short amount of space in very little time.

I'm serious when we don't have to worry about cash cows we get this:

When we do have him up against cash cows, wovlerine is nowhere near that speed.

Using dumb feats by a wolverine fanboy?

That is shown to use exaggeration in movement by a comic, thats ALL your arguments.

Spiderman doesn't try to move that fast.

Its utterly stupid that you don't realized that wolverine is souped up for Namor, Hulk, and Spiderman.

Then he fights DD, elecktra, Ogun, and Marrow, and fights more on his level.

You have a delusional sense of wolverine's powers, and cannot explain HOW he moves that fast.

is someone going to answer me if wolverine actually ever died? im curious if it is even possible...cause i dont recall...i just know he got skeleton ripped out then grew back lol

Originally posted by speedoman
how can he die? hasnt his skeleton been ripped outta his skin...i just need example of him dieing regular...im not against ya on this i just have no evedence that i know of him dieing thats all..

Listen friend...

You are going by comics, characters don't "die" too often, not cash cows.

You are using inconsistent and poor writing.

Wolverine was cut by sabretooth and needed to go to the infirmary.

Magneto removed the skeleton as a liquid, and he still had to do some serious healing.

Wolverine is characterized to die by conventional means, excessive bloodloss, damage to the head, etc.

Don't listen to their posts, they are putting up one sided pics, and aren't explaining a damned thing.

ok i didnt know that why i was asking jack ass

Originally posted by speedoman
ok i didnt know that why i was asking jack ass

I wasn't referring to you, i was referring to the others, I'm trying to help you out...

alright just making sure cause i felt like i was getting my head bitten off for asking a question ..i dont know that much about wolverine ...but yes given the fact that he can die by regular means now that i know i change my opinion....the fight now goes...spidey flips up into the air gracefully and shoots a barrage of web around wolverines body tieing him up ....then covers his face in webbing causing the animal to suffocate and die lol

^*GIVES UP STANDING OVATION"

young'n.

Originally posted by speedoman
is someone going to answer me if wolverine actually ever died? im curious if it is even possible...cause i dont recall...i just know he got skeleton ripped out then grew back lol

This was in an alternate future timeline that was averted by some funky time traveling.

Wolverine has died when he sacrifised himself along with his fellow X-Men, when his sould was used to seal up a breach that would have let hordes of demons into the dimension the heros are in. This was a magical means.

Wolverine has never died through physical means, he's lost massive amounts of blood, and been inflicted with what would be fatal wounds for normal people.

The only times his healing factor seem to need him to heal for long periods of time is if it's for a story or if it's at the end of a very long battle.

Wolverine was once crucified with stakes being driven through between his bones. And despite being on there for along time he did not die their either.

And if you know about how people die from crusification its because they litterally suffocate. When the whole body weight was supported by the stretched arms, the victim would have severe difficulty exhaling, due to hyper-expansion of the lungs. The victim would therefore have to draw himself up by his arms, or have his feet supported by tying or by a wood block. Indeed, Roman executioners were said to break the victim's legs, after he had hung for some time, in order to hasten his death. Once deprived of support and unable to lift himself, the victim would die within a few minutes.

But this wasn't the case for Wolverine, he pulled himself off after a few days and Jubilee hid him until he healed, his healing factor probably being taxed from working for days on end without rest or nutrition.

Originally posted by speedoman
is someone going to answer me if wolverine actually ever died? im curious if it is even possible...cause i dont recall...i just know he got skeleton ripped out then grew back lol

Wolverine has died before, in the "Days of Future Past" timeline. A sentinel blasted him with a laser beam thing and completely disintegrated him except for his skeleton. There was nothing left for Wolverine to heal from. He died.

And Wolvie can die by suffocation or just too much damage to himself. Like, continuous damage I mean. I'm sure if a mountain fell on Wolverine, that would kill him, too.

EDIT: Ah, I didn't see that Cresh beat me to it. Ah well.

Originally posted by Creshosk
Wolverine was killed in days of the future past when a sentinal blasted all of his flesh off of him all at the same time.

This was in an alternate future timeline that was averted by some funky time traveling.

Wolverine has died when he sacrifised himself along with his fellow X-Men, when his sould was used to seal up a breach that would have let hordes of demons into the dimension the heros are in. This was a magical means.

Wolverine has never died through physical means, he's lost massive amounts of blood, and been inflicted with what would be fatal wounds for normal people.

The only times his healing factor seem to need him to heal for long periods of time is if it's for a story or if it's at the end of a very long battle.

Wolverine was once crucified with stakes being driven through between his bones. And despite being on there for along time he did not die their either.

And if you know about how people die from crusification its because they litterally suffocate. When the whole body weight was supported by the stretched arms, the victim would have severe difficulty exhaling, due to hyper-expansion of the lungs. The victim would therefore have to draw himself up by his arms, or have his feet supported by tying or by a wood block. Indeed, Roman executioners were said to break the victim's legs, after he had hung for some time, in order to hasten his death. Once deprived of support and unable to lift himself, the victim would die within a few minutes.

But this wasn't the case for Wolverine, he pulled himself off after a few days and Jubilee hid him until he healed, his healing factor probably being taxed from working for days on end without rest or nutrition.

Making his healing ONE BIG PLOT DEVICE!!!

He was normal in that story, then he fights someone like hulk and is a damned god, count on fanboys not to know the difference though...

Originally posted by Metalmanx
Wolverine has died before, in the "Days of Future Past" timeline. A sentinel blasted him with a laser beam thing and completely disintegrated him except for his skeleton. There was nothing left for Wolverine to heal from. He died.

And Wolvie can die by suffocation or just too much damage to himself. Like, continuous damage I mean. I'm sure if a mountain fell on Wolverine, that would kill him, too.

Or losing his organs, or excessive blood loss.

Originally posted by CorderaMitchell
Or losing his organs, or excessive blood loss.

That's what I was referring to when I said "continuous damage". So yea, we're saying the same thing.

Originally posted by Metalmanx
That's what I was referring to when I said "continuous damage". So yea, we're saying the same thing.

As always. 😉

"Lastly, Wolverine possesses an accelerated healing factor based on his physiology. While most normal humans heal injuries over a long period of time, Wolverine's healing factor speeds up that natural process. Wolverine's natural healing has been advanced to the point where he can heal extensive injuries (such as broken limbs) in a matter of hours to days. This factor gives him a higher resistance to poisons and toxins, and he can recover from almost any injury. The more extensive the injury, the longer the healing time will be.

Wolverine is not immortal, however. If the injuries are extensive enough, especially if they result in the loss of vital organs, large amounts of blood, and/or loss of physical form (such as having flesh burned away by fire or acid), Logan can die. "

Originally posted by Metalmanx
And Wolvie can die by suffocation or just too much damage to himself.

Uncanny X-Men 251-252

http://uncannyxmen.net/covers/uncanny/uncanny251.jpg

He did not die from this, and this was right around the same time Havoc killed Storm. But storm was brought back to life through a robotic type called "Nanny", so it's quite feesable for them to have killed wolverine this way and brought him back.

Actually several of the X-Men died at this point in time, only a few actually entered the seige perilous to have their life reset.

And too much damage would be around the time Magneto ripped the adamantium off of his bones. That caused massive damage as the adamantium was pulled straight through organs, and blood vessles and flesh. However he did not die from this either.

In the marvel Universe death is never permenant. My sister and I refered to this as the Jean Grey syndrome.

Originally posted by Creshosk
There are two instances of when he should have, but didn't.

Uncanny X-Men 251-252

http://uncannyxmen.net/covers/uncanny/uncanny251.jpg

He did not die from this, and this was right around the same time Havoc killed Storm. But storm was brought back to life through a robotic type called "Nanny", so it's quite feesable for them to have killed wolverine this way and brought him back.

Actually several of the X-Men died at this point in time, only a few actually entered the seige perilous to have their life reset.

And too much damage would be around the time Magneto ripped the adamantium off of his bones. That caused massive damage as the adamantium was pulled straight through organs, and blood vessles and flesh. However he did not die from this either.

In the marvel Universe death is never permenant. My sister and I refered to this as the Jean Grey syndrome.

It was removed as a liquid, its called inaccurate writing. like you said, It "should have" happened, the writers arent geniuses, just entertainers.

Look at claremont.

^seriously fam, take it easy.

Originally posted by Pointinel
^seriously fam, take it easy.

Alright, my bad.

Sorry...

Originally posted by Creshosk
There are two instances of when he should have, but didn't.

Uncanny X-Men 251-252

http://uncannyxmen.net/covers/uncanny/uncanny251.jpg

He did not die from this, and this was right around the same time Havoc killed Storm. But storm was brought back to life through a robotic type called "Nanny", so it's quite feesable for them to have killed wolverine this way and brought him back.

Actually several of the X-Men died at this point in time, only a few actually entered the seige perilous to have their life reset.

And too much damage would be around the time Magneto ripped the adamantium off of his bones. That caused massive damage as the adamantium was pulled straight through organs, and blood vessles and flesh. However he did not die from this either.

In the marvel Universe death is never permenant. My sister and I refered to this as the Jean Grey syndrome.

Wow, Cresh. I think you're on a roll. This is like the third or so time that I agree with you, haha.

Really though, I do agree. He really should've died when Magneto ripped the adamantium from his bones. But we all know now that was so we could see Bone Claw Wolverine. But still.

The crucification one though...I would imagine that his healing factor would keep him just alive throughout all of that, though in immense pain. And yea, I know that he would have difficulty breathing. But he's Wolverine. I'm sure he found a way to manage his breathing so he wouldn't suffocate.

Ah yes. The Jean Grey Syndrome. Gotta love it.

Spider-man wins this fight................

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