Originally posted by TwisterGameXAnd he can suffocate someone in seconds that couldn't breathe for days, and lived. . .
Spiderman can beat wolerine because he could just break adamantuim with utter ease.
But oh wait Wolverine halucinated that he was talking some obviously him saying "Wish I could catch a breath." Means nothing.
All Spider-man has to do to catch Wolverine and render him helpless is to hit him in the face with a hand delivered web ball after dodging an anticipated claw slash.
How does Wolverine remove a web ball to the face? By cutting it off with his hands.
As soon as the blinded Wolverine attempts to claw the webbing off of his face, he gets his hands webbed to his face. Now he's blinded and he's got his claws rendered useless because he cannot free his wrists from the web ball encompassing his head and hands.
Now Spider-Man webs up his legs and applies more webbing to the upper torso giving him more time to bleed Wolverines helpless midsection past the point of recovery.
All Spider-man has to do to catch Wolverine and render him helpless is to hit him in the face with a hand delivered web ball after dodging an anticipated claw slash.
How does Wolverine remove a web ball to the face? By cutting it off with his hands.
As soon as the blinded Wolverine attempts to claw the webbing off of his face, he gets his hands webbed to his face. Now he's blinded and he's got his claws rendered useless because he cannot free his wrists from the web ball encompassing his head and hands.
Now Spider-Man webs up his legs and applies more webbing to the upper torso giving him more time to bleed Wolverines helpless midsection past the point of recovery.
Wolverine can't move when his legs are webbed up
Originally posted by The MISTER
All Spider-man has to do to catch Wolverine and render him helpless is to hit him in the face with a hand delivered web ball after dodging an anticipated claw slash.How does Wolverine remove a web ball to the face? By cutting it off with his hands.
As soon as the blinded Wolverine attempts to claw the webbing off of his face, he gets his hands webbed to his face. Now he's blinded and he's got his claws rendered useless because he cannot free his wrists from the web ball encompassing his head and hands.
Now Spider-Man webs up his legs and applies more webbing to the upper torso giving him more time to bleed Wolverines helpless midsection past the point of recovery.
how does this web ball leave spiderman's hand if it it to stick to wolverine's face? 😕
Originally posted by jinzinShh, we only question physics/illogical events we don't understand when it's in wolverine's favor. Otherwise we accept it, unless it works against Spiderman, then we question that too. . .
how does this web ball leave spiderman's hand if it it to stick to wolverine's face? 😕
Originally posted by sam_drugbringerBecause that was the argument. Spiderman kills wolverine in seconds by suffocating him. 😕 And I've show nthat theory to be false. 😖
You proboly. You're the one who keeps saying somebody claims Spider-Man can kill him in seconds.
How is Spiderman going to suffocate Wolverine with webbing that disolves before Wolverine would suffocate? 😕
i like both wolverine and spiderman. wolverine has much better fighting skills then spiderman. but the only powers wolverine has is his healing. if wolverine where to stab spiderman in chest or anywhere else in his body afew times spiderman would get his ass knocked out cause he doesnt have a fast healing ability like wolverine . but wolverine would have alot of trouble doing that to spiderman cause spiderman is much faster then wolverine
Originally posted by sam_drugbringerFanboy bullshit.
Beacuse Wolverine's has shown he can not breathe for two hours and feel fine...
Originally posted by sam_drugbringerMore unproven fanboy bullshit.
Again, People on the cross CAN breathe, they jsut breathe less.
So where's your evidence? I've shown you mine.
All you have is unproven fanboy claims, with no evidence to support them.
"Death could come in hours or days, depending on exact methods, the health of those crucified, and environmental circumstances.
A theory attributed to Pierre Barbet holds that the typical cause of death was asphyxiation. He conjectured that 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."