Originally posted by Smaxxer
It took him time. It hurt him. It wasn't easy. And what is holding Spider-Man to kill him in the mean time ? Hmmm ?
Oh this is no CIS spidey? I don't recall seeing that stipulation of CIS being removed. As I've said before non-cis spidey would kill wolverine.
However a major drawback is that unless stipulated CIS is still applicable to the characters nature.
Originally posted by Smaxxer
Nope. Without wanting to sound arrogant, I always know what I say or have said. You claimed I said that Wolverine was begging for his life. I never said such nonsense.He was "begging" Spider-Man to stop hitting him. Big difference.
Well still you seem to imply that Wolverine was begging for anything. Which he was clearly not. *attatchment*
Originally posted by Smaxxer
Personally, I never called that a fight, not in the true meaning of the word. Spider-Man was just goofing around, playing a bit with Wolverine, and Wolverine went for the kill.
And for some reason Spiderman's infalliable spidersense wasn't working. . . 🙄 Guess spidey ain't so smart when it comes to fighting and tactics, surely a person with a danger sense would take something seriously. Guess he thought his own sense was lieing huh?
Originally posted by Smaxxer
I am a Spider-Man fan, but I don't mind Wolverine stabbing him. Hey, shit happens.
I'm a Spiderman fan as well as a Wolverine fan. Personally I'm ticked off that Wolverine stabbed Spiderman. On their previous encounters Spiderman and Wolverine were being built up for mutual respect for one another. The graveyard fight certainly shows Wolverine respecting Spiderman, and the Rooftop scene Spiderman got mad at an imposter posing as Wolverine.
More recently they've been shown to harbor hard feelings toward one another. Like Spiderman being willing to let Hulk kill Wolverine, and the tower incident and the training room incident.