Originally posted by Metalmanx
Alright, something needs to be cleared up right now.In terms of PURE durability (I'm talking ability to withstand attacks BY JUST using the skin, basically ability to withstand piercing), Spiderman is more durable. Now before you all start pissing your pants, Wolverine clearly has the definite edge in regenerative abilities.
If you took a knife to both Spidey and Wolverine (let's say...their stomachs), it would be harder and not as smooth to stab Spidey because of his body's natural durability. It would go through Wolverine like it would any normal, healthy human. Only thing is, he'd just regenerate from it in several seconds.
Now that that is out of the way...
If you compare Spiderman from his own comics and Wolverine from his own comics (basically, not cross-overs), then Spiderman's speed/strength/reflexes/agility/resourcefulness puts Wolverine's to shame. No, there is no "Wolverine's not far away from Spiderman's agility/speed/etc.". None of that crap. A true Spiderman kicks true Wolverine's ass in all of those aspects. Wolverine has him beat in fighting ability and regenerative ability, as well as a strong durability because of his adamantium skeleton (can still be killed though). That's...pretty much it. Better fighting skills mean nothing against someone who can literally dodge each and every blow with the utmost of ease.
Spiderman wins this fight 8/10. I only give Wolvie 2 as a representation of what really would happen in a cross-over comic book, because the fans would never stand for Wolverine being beaten.
I'm gonna cosign to this. Metalman has basically put it out flat. Crossovers are hardly any good because the abilities of one character tend to get sacrificied for the sake of another's mythos. Like Superman vs Venom.