Dracula vs Wolverine

Who wins. No Mental attacks

Dracula- http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/draculav.htm

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Wolverine- http://www.marveldatabase.com/wiki/index.php/Wolverine_%28Logan_/_James_Howlett%29

Dracula makes James his slave

Wolverine all the way.

Dracule whipes the floor with him....If it's not fanboy powered Wolverine he goes down.

Originally posted by PRAYERRUN
Wolverine all the way.

I don't see anyway for him to win...

Without mental attacks Wolverine won't become a slave and I would guess that a bite from Dracule wouldn't work ether considering Wolves healing factor.

Sabertooth is way more of a badass then Dracula, Wolverine fights Sabretooh every day and most of the time wins.

Wolverine wins. 7/10

Did you read Dracula's powers?

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Vampire's have the ability to hypnotize people with a gaze of the eyes...

Where have you been...

Well since I took that out of this battle then it's not a weapon for Dracula to use.

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He still has his Magic

Wolverine is Doomed

True I thought about that.

But Batman beat him right?

yup and so did logan in the past...i think 😮

Originally posted by Milkie
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He still has his Magic

Wolverine is Doomed

oh yah.....magic...maybe....Wolverine looses......thinking too hard 😘

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Surfer got pwned!!!

Originally posted by golem370
But Batman beat him right?

That was DC Dracula

and Dracula's bit worked on Wolverine before

The Brood couldn't turn Logan before and neither should Dracula's bite.

there was a what if story where dracula turned wolverine into a vampire then logan made a rebellion and bit some other heroes like spiderman

(which doesnt make sense because it is stated that his radioactive blood protects him of vampirsm)

and became the king of vampires....wtih other words BS writing everywhere.

In a other story there was an attempt to transform logan in a werewolf but it failed thx to his healing powers.
So if transforimng a human into a vampire is a biological process then dracula cant turn him into a vampire, but if it is a magic thing then yes.