Nothing you stated has any basis in reality. Wolverine landed his claw-shot in a non-serious sparring match. Spidey was fine after it save for his bleeding. Then, in the SERIOUS fight, Spider-Man owned Wolverine. Wolvie obviously WAS incapaciotated, being that he was sucking floor for THREE panels AFTER Spidey was off of him. As for Spidey passing out, that happened AFTER Iron Man pulled Pete off of Logan, and he escaped, then ranted and raved while he continued to bleed. If he was thinking straight, he could've just covered the wound with webbing. Or, if I-M hadn't interfered, he could've finished Wolvie off, THEN covered the wound with webbing.
As for panels, when people aren't stunned, they're usually up immediately in comics. For instance, when Wolvie hit Spidey in SMvW, Spidey instantly shrugged it off. Wolverine was on the ground, on his knees, rubbing his head for 3 panels afterwards. That shows that he was too stunned to mount anmy defense at the time.
In ASM#522, if anything, that's more pro-Spidey proof. Spidey punched Wolverine out of an "unbreakable glass" window before Wolverine could even REACT, then nonchalantly walked away, after Logan had verbally picked a fight. Spidey basicsally dismissed Wolverine. Additionally, Wolverine is NOT up in "6 panels". It was TWO PAGES LATER when Wolverine finally got back into the room.
Wolverine is not at a disadvantage because of Spider-man's speed and agility. Nightcrawler and Wolverine spar all the time, and Nightcrawler is just as agile as Spidey, and he's faster cause of the teleportation.
Nightcrawler was in utter awe of Spidey's speed in Secret Wars. Spidey was shown faster than Nightcrawler in a Chris Claremont MTU issue as well. Additionally, Nightcrawler easily handled X-23, who took Logan out at least once, and has similar powers.
Wolverine has a method for fighting speed fighters anyways, like he shows when he defeated Speed Demon. "There's a trick to fighting speedsters. All you have to do is stay in it long enough to figure out where they pop up next". Wolverine then pops him one good after he figures out his fight pattern. Speed Demon is MUCH faster than Spidey.
Speed Demon doesn't have a spider-sense. Additionally, speedsters in comics are stupid. They often run around in circles, which is why guys like Gambit hit guys like Quicksilver. Spider-Man, however, does NOT do this. Instead, he uses acrobatics and chaotic movements while running rings around his opponents. He's not nearly as predictable as a speedster, plus he's MUCH stronger. Spidey's actually DODGED some Speed Demon attacks before, and reached out, grabbed the ankle of, and tripped a running Speed Demon.As for Wolverine's slash, you leave out that it was landed during a sparring session, and Spidey was actually just spraying webs at Wolvie's other arm as it landed. No way that would've happened in a straight fight like that, as we've seen every time Wovlie's attempted it.As for Spider-Man passing out, given how he left Wolvie out of it so quickly, if Iron Man hadn't pulled Spidey off of him, chances are Spidey would've KOed Wolvie in plenty of time to tend to his wound. Spidey passed out an entire page AFTER he was still beating the crap ouit of Wolverine in the serious fight.
This issue prove:
*Wolvie can tag Spidey in a sparring session
*If Spidey doesn't tend to a wound, eventually he'll pass out from loss of blood like anyone else
*Spidey can beat the crap out of Wolverine so fast he can't mount a defense if he's serious, and is capable of quickly leaving him stunned to the point he's on his knees for 3 panels after I-M makes the save, pulling Spidey off of him
BTW, if you claim Wolvie "let" Spidey do it, I claim Spidey was letting Wolverine hit him in the sparring session, and simply didn't know he'd use the claw. There's abouyt the same ammount of evidence for each view. Really, though, this proves nothing we didn't already know. Everyone knows a good Wolverine slash can cut Spidey, and if Spidey doesn't tend to the wound, he'd eventually pass out. What it does show, though, is Spider-Man being able to leave Wolverine incapacitated in seconds if he doesn't mess around and just speed-blitzes him.
Honestly, Spider-man did toss Wolverine throw a tombstone way back when, and it ended like Spidey had the upper-hand, but there have been times where Wolverine had the upper-hand too. There was an area when Spidey was totally undefeatable, and one where Wolverine was. There's never been a clear cut winner. It basically depends on who's writing it.
OK, now this I mostly agree with. I think Spider-Man vs. Wolverine and MCP#49 arguably support Wolverine as the favorite. Secret Wars#3, MKSM#14 (the issue mentions where, after the sparring stab, Spidey pounds Wolverine hard), MTU#1, and ASM#521 arguably support Spidey as the favorite. Spider-Man's been able to incapacitate Wolverine straight-up before, though, whereas Wolverine hasn't really done it to Spidey straight-up. There's implications at times both could take the other out. Generally, though, Spidey dominates physically, but has trouble putting Wolverine down. Wolverine can try to lure Spidey into messing up and get a claw on him, and cut through most webbing.
Spidey's faster and more agile, but Wolverine's only one level behind in both, and he's infinitely more skilled. In close quarters Spidey doesn't have much of a chance. Out in the open, he has a bit of an advantage, but not so much to make a huge difference, cause Wolverine's far more skilled. I pick Wolverine 5.5 out of 10
Wolverine's more skilled HTH, but HTH skill often matters little against much greater speed. Spidey dominated Wolverine HTH in SMvW, Secret Wars, and MKSM#14. In closed quarters, I'd say it could go either way. Spudey can knock Wolverine around and dodge him as we've seen, and as shown in MKSM, physically incapacitate Wolverine if he hits around the Adamantium. Wolverine, OTOH, hcan take most of Spidey's hits, especially if they hit his Adamantium skeleton, and lure him into messing up, so he can land a good claw strike or nerve blow. I'd say it's 50/50 in HTH. I give Spidey the win 6-7/10 because he could just cut off Wolvie's leverage with webbing, like he did in MTU.
You have a couple of points, but in the Marvel Presents, Spider-man's first couple of swings WERE full power, which Wolverine EASILY dodged, and then Spidey says, "geez, maybe I should take it easy on him cause he doesn't have powers". I have the comic in front of me, and Wolverine flashed him his claws right in front of Spider-man's face, after taking Spider-man's punch right to the chin, and kicked him in the stomach. Then Wolverine was like, "I am who I say I am, if you still want me, COME TO POPPA", and then Spider-man realized he was the real thing. Spider-man only got one hit in. Wolverine definetly trumped him that time.
