Blade vs. Wolverine

Originally posted by Master-Borg
how rude! 😠

Originally posted by Master-Borg
battlehammer said panther can't get stronger because he is already peak

that dismisses various ways Panther could get stronger, like taking other enhancements

Uh-huh...

Originally posted by Master-Borg
humans can't get stronger?

Originally posted by jinzin
Being a bad writer, or uninformed are completely different than KNOWING BETTER AND IGNORING IT ANYWAYS. And yes, we CAN go around elimiating feats when writers muck up in a MAJOR way, that's why the rules include a stipulation on things deemed PIS.

Keep in mind I don't know if Panther surprising Wolverine with his speed is necessarily PIS, but it's definitely a result of bias writing. I don't see how you could argue otherwise.

Originally posted by Battlehammer
prove it.

Sorry, but Black Panther not a mutant or anything that evolves.

He a human who took a plant that increased his abilities to peak preformances there no beyond that for him self.

sorry I dont mean stronger as in physical strength, but he seems to have grown in skill

Originally posted by DestinyGuy678
sorry I dont mean stronger as in physical strength, but he seems to have grown in skill

Does not really matter either way since Logan has grown in skill as well. Logan also still the superior MA and fighter. Not to mention BP aint putting Logan down.

Originally posted by DestinyGuy678
the person who wrote the fight though has given wolverine some of his best healing factor feats (healing from a smear on the ground and from a skeleton)

this topic is blade vs wolverine, not black panther

Originally posted by DestinyGuy678
the person who wrote the fight though has given wolverine some of his best healing factor feats (healing from a smear on the ground and from a skeleton)

Wasn't that Marc Guggenheim? I seriously doubt it was Hudlin.

Wolverine wins

maybe a dumb question, but is Blade immortal since he's a vampire? is the only way to kill him by stabbing him in the heart?

Originally posted by Master-Borg
maybe a dumb question, but is Blade immortal since he's a vampire? is the only way to kill him by stabbing him in the heart?

he immortal in the senses he does not age.

also being immortal really does not effect the out come of a fight.

Originally posted by Eternal Idol
Wasn't that Marc Guggenheim? I seriously doubt it was Hudlin.

I wasnt talkin gabout that scan I posted, but his fight with wolverine (also I read some other fights iand some of them he does in fact use a clawless punch rather than a slash and end the fight)

Originally posted by Battlehammer
.........no he did not. Hudlin did no such thing.

I was talking about geggheim...soorry

I was referring to blade vs. wolverine

Originally posted by DestinyGuy678
I was talking about geggheim...soorry

I was referring to blade vs. wolverine

yea and? How does that change the fight?

I mean it was a blade comic...........

Originally posted by Battlehammer
yea and? How does that change the fight?

I mean it was a blade comic...........

people claimed wolverine was holding back because he punched blade with a fist rather than slashed him with his slaw,

wolverine has been shown though to use a punch rather than a claw under that writer

Originally posted by Master-Borg
I just don't see it as bad writing. Oh noes, Panther surprises Logan...the unthinkable has happened 🙄

gimme a break, its not like the surfer armbar event, this should not even raise an eyebrow

I just said it wasn't necessarily bad writing but how you can argue that Hudlin's bias feats hold more weight than others is beyond me.

Originally posted by DestinyGuy678
the person who wrote the fight though has given wolverine some of his best healing factor feats (healing from a smear on the ground and from a skeleton)

🤨

at least TRY to keep on the same page as the people who are doing legitimate debating here.

Originally posted by DestinyGuy678
I was reffering to guggenheim

I wasnt talkin gabout that scan I posted, but his fight with wolverine (also I read some other fights iand some of them he does in fact use a clawless punch rather than a slash and end the fight)

Yeah when he's holding back... When he's not, he leaves characters like Sabretooth in pieces on the floor..

Originally posted by jinzin
Yeah when he's holding back... When he's not, he leaves characters like Sabretooth in pieces on the floor..

Originally posted by DestinyGuy678
people claimed wolverine was holding back because he punched blade with a fist rather than slashed him with his slaw,

wolverine has been shown though to use a punch rather than a claw under that writer

He was holding back. There no way to even argue he was not holding back.