Originally posted by python99unless you can grip the spinal cord without gripping the bone, it ain't going to happen.
breaking you neck is simply twisting not actuall sepperation.And he said he was trying?
In the 616 reality Wolverine's bones are bonded in such a way as to disallow their seperation but allows for him to be able to move. This is evidenced the countless times when evernt that take polace that should have seperated his bones occur, be it having the flesh burnt off of joints, swordsmen skilled enough to land blows between bones failing or even Hulk trying to pull Wolverin'es arms off and failing. This is also evidenced in two alternate timelines that diverge from 616 after the bonding had occured. Including days of the future past where he was reduced to a skeleton by a sentinal and the skeleton remained intact rather than falling apart, or in uncanny 160 where we see sym fretting over an adamantium skeleton that is also not a pile of bones.
I appreciate a decent application of biology, physics and logic, however it is over ridden by comic book events when oit occurs frequently enough.
Spiderman has no way of breaking Wolverine's neck, as the bones are joined in such a way that disallows seperation without a plot device, and has no way of moving the spinal cord directly.
Originally posted by Creshosk
unless you can grip the spinal cord without gripping the bone, it ain't going to happen.In the 616 reality Wolverine's bones are bonded in such a way as to disallow their seperation but allows for him to be able to move. This is evidenced the countless times when evernt that take polace that should have seperated his bones occur, be it having the flesh burnt off of joints, swordsmen skilled enough to land blows between bones failing or even Hulk trying to pull Wolverin'es arms off and failing. This is also evidenced in two alternate timelines that diverge from 616 after the bonding had occured. Including days of the future past where he was reduced to a skeleton by a sentinal and the skeleton remained intact rather than falling apart, or in uncanny 160 where we see sym fretting over an adamantium skeleton that is also not a pile of bones.
I appreciate a decent application of biology, physics and logic, however it is over ridden by comic book events when oit occurs frequently enough.
Spiderman has no way of breaking Wolverine's neck, as the bones are joined in such a way that disallows seperation without a plot device, and has no way of moving the spinal cord directly.
So why would wolverine state it?
throw him off?
confuse him?
scare him?
No one is talking about separation. He twists his neck so Wolverine is looking at his ass