Originally posted by The Pict
yes it would go to marvel directory read about wolverine and you'll find that is exactly what it says.
I ahve almsot ever wolverine apearence hell i can disprove ur statement with scanns right now and comic issue numbers.
let's see what marvel.com say's. or is that site also bull??? capt it up???
"Despite the extent of his healing factor, Wolverine is not immortal. If the injuries are extensive enough, especially if they result in the loss of vital organs, large amounts of blood, and/or loss of physical form, such as having flesh burned away by fire or acid, Wolverine can die"
According to marvel.com he can die, so he can die.
promlem is he's a hard bugger to kill i've seen a comic, where mister sinister stops all mutations and we see logan in the future looking awful and almost dead due to adimantium poisoning, so drain his power leech can do it forge made a machen to do it sinister can do it many mutants can do it, but would you, as a team mate let them/(as a viewer) want theto?
Yes
Wolverine can die from loss of blood or removal of internal organs. But his regenerative capabilities allow him to regenerate his eyes. But as far as i know he cannot regrow limbs. But it would be pretty hard to sever a limb made of adamantium. Also Wolverines adamantium skeleton is poisonous so he is constantly healing himself and only uses about 10% of his healing factor for other injuries.
Re: Yes
Originally posted by The Wolverine
Wolverine can die from loss of blood or removal of internal organs. But his regenerative capabilities allow him to regenerate his eyes. But as far as i know he cannot regrow limbs. But it would be pretty hard to sever a limb made of adamantium. Also Wolverines adamantium skeleton is poisonous so he is constantly healing himself and only uses about 10% of his healing factor for other injuries.
dude, where did you hear that adamantium was poisonous?, to clear you mind, first of all you need to get you facts right, first adamantium is not poisonous to the human system, it bonds to human bones on a molecular level, it does not interfere with the normal body functions of the bones say, the production of red blood cells. adamantium is pure and indestructible. second, wolverine's healing factor is automatically activated anytime he pops up any of his claws. if adamantium was poisonous then wolverine's healing factor will always be on overdrive.
Originally posted by Brutacus
let's see what marvel.com say's. or is that site also bull??? capt it up???"Despite the extent of his healing factor, Wolverine is not immortal. If the injuries are extensive enough, especially if they result in the loss of vital organs, large amounts of blood, and/or loss of physical form, such as having flesh burned away by fire or acid, Wolverine can die"
According to marvel.com he can die, so he can die.
Originally posted by InnerRise
It seems obviously by your avatar and your sig and your posts/comments that you just won't accept that fact that your savior, Wolverine, can die.is it comprehensible.....
Re: Re: Yes
Originally posted by wolverex84
dude, where did you hear that adamantium was poisonous?, to clear you mind, first of all you need to get you facts right, first adamantium is not poisonous to the human system, it bonds to human bones on a molecular level, it does not interfere with the normal body functions of the bones say, the production of red blood cells. adamantium is pure and indestructible. second, wolverine's healing factor is automatically activated anytime he pops up any of his claws. if adamantium was poisonous then wolverine's healing factor will always be on overdrive.
when the high evolutionary removed the mutants' powers... Wolverine was dying due to adamantium poisoning... without his healing factor he'd die with his adamantium.
That is the reason why wolverine was effective for the weapon x program because he could survive the adamantium bonding process. because he'd be constantly healing himself from the adamantium poisoning.
and thats the reason that when Wolverine no longer had adamantium, his healing factor was stronger... a lot stronger.
i don't know who came up with adamantium being poisonous, but its stated in the comics, so in the comics at least adamantium is poisonous in the way wolverine has it.
Re: Re: Yes
Originally posted by wolverex84
dude, where did you hear that adamantium was poisonous?, to clear you mind, first of all you need to get you facts right, first adamantium is not poisonous to the human system, it bonds to human bones on a molecular level, it does not interfere with the normal body functions of the bones say, the production of red blood cells. adamantium is pure and indestructible. second, wolverine's healing factor is automatically activated anytime he pops up any of his claws. if adamantium was poisonous then wolverine's healing factor will always be on overdrive.
dude, you need to get the facts right