Originally posted by Metalmanx
Okay.If you had been reading the previous posts that Capt and I made, he argued that Wolverine hardly ever bleeds from blunt trauma due to his "superhuman" durability (note: NOT healing factor). I've shown him two instances now where he has in fact bled from the impact of blunt trauma. The healing factor works to stop said bleeding and heal the wound. It doesn't prevent damage from being done in the first place.
The second picture is another piece of evidene against Wolverine's durability. Capt always says that Wolvie's bones (even his regular, non-adamantium ones) are much stronger and more durable than normal bones. Yet a quick kick by Deadpool, and Wolverine's leg snaps. And yes, I know it healed, and probably pretty quickly. But that's not the point. I was trying to get my point across that Wolverine's "durability" is based mostly on his healing factor.
Please read the previous posts next time.
Spider-Man is more durable. Wolverine is more RESILIENT.
I DID read the previous posts, and it looks to me like you have your facts wrong.
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Originally posted by Metalmanx
...Spidey has superhuman durability. Argue it all you want, it's the truth.
Originally posted by Metalmanx
...do you see all the punishment Spidey takes? 90% of the time, even some super strong blows don't leave scratches or cut marks on his person. Hell, he's hardly even ever bruised.Hell. Spider-Man is more DURABLE than Wolverine...
Originally posted by Metalmanx
My point is, sufficient blunt trauma can (and usually does) cause breakage of the skin and bruising, both of which Spidey hardly ever shows, even against opponents who severely outclass him in strength.Spider-Man is more durable.
WHO was irrationally defending their guy's durability?
Now, let's see what capt has to say:
Originally posted by capt it up
No, but the fact is artist do not think of things like how they really are. You do not think when a person get punch they will get cut so that is why the artist do not put it in at times. Hell DD hardly ever gets scratches either when punched same with most every character.Same with every other character.
Not true. Spiderman is list in no cannon sources to have beyond human durability. Logan how ever is. Also really spiderman has no feat of durability greater then logan.
Know what? I looks like your criticizing capt for supposedly doing for Wolverine EXACTLY what you're doing for Spider-Man. You like posting definitions? Try posting one for "hypocrite".
Know what else? capt is right. The reason Spider-man doesn't show much damage is because blood and gore and broken bones don't make a good family comic. That is why almost every other hero doesn't show much damage either. You want fighting with realistic results? Read Sin City. You want fake fighting where the hero still looks great after getting his ass handed to him? Read 90% of most of the comics on the stand. Spider-Man is no more durable than the hero on the cover two comics over. The reason why Wolverine bleeds more than Spider-Man is because Wolverine's readers expect to see that kind of stuff and Spider-Man markets largely to children.
As capt said, it hasn't been stated ANYWHERE that Spider-Man has enhanced durability. The Thundercats could hurt him if they hit him. They CAN hit him. Unless you're going to tell me the Thundercats aren't as agile as the Green Goblin, Kingpin, Tombstone, Vulture, or Vermin. I still don't understand what point about you were trying to prove about Spider-Man's durability by showing Wolverine get hurt when he's severly de-powered. Maybe you can talk down to me again and explain your point.