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Originally posted by jinzin
You're missing the point. In other stories, Wolverine has taken far worse damage to the throat area without hinderance whatsoever.
So? Wolverine's taken worse damage to his back and his forearms, didn't stop Elektra and Cap from using precise or localized damage to hinder Wolverine.
Originally posted by jinzin
But in the same story arc under the same writer Wolverine has a completely different depiction of his HF that borders the opposite side of polarity from going down to a throat chop/pinch/strike. Aside from Ennis having flat out stated is bias, he was writing Wolverine's HF up and down within his own stories to such disimilar degrees that it was purely for the purpose of positioning Logan away from Pun as a threat for the story, it's by definition PIS.
Ennis never "
flat out stated his bias." Show me a link to an interview. Show me ANYTHING that Ennis has ever said, that states he was biased. Prove it to me. It's a myth spawned from the storyline by angry Wolverine fans. Trust me. I've looked for it, no such interview exists despite my fervent searches. If you have it, by all means, post it. Because I've been looking for it for months and have found nothing. It's not PIS because Wolverine's been incapacitated by a sai stab in the back. Wolverine crumpled over when Ord slashed his guts. Precise striking/stabbing/slashing can incapacitate Wolverine briefly. That's all that happened with the Daredevil feat.
Originally posted by jinzin
We don't know that Wolverine wasn't incapacited from the rocket, but he wasn't doubled over in pain either. In shock? Maybe, but most likely not going by past feats. Either way is speculation. Was he KO'd? Dunno, seeing how he took off to heal elswhere it's unlikely as well.When he got punched we see the moment he lands into the water and he immediately kills a random duck as he exits the pond (which of course shows Ennis total disregard for his character nevermind his powers and abilities as well). It doesn't seem like he was KOed or even affected.
How can you be doubled over in pain when you have no legs or guts? He was in shock, screams for help and you don't see him again until he's healed. I don't remember the scene you're referring to, but Wolverine has survived falling from great heights before and retaining consciousness after impact. So what?
Originally posted by jinzin
As for your examples, against Elektra the P-point only worked when he had pressure applied to it, once removed he was fine.
With Cap, his HF was in a rut, he'd been going nonstop since the end of HOM. Way has been consistently trying to write Wolverine's HF down to play up the stakes in the stories.
Way's the same guy who wrote Wolverine healing from a skeleton in minutes the first time he did it, healin from ground zero nuke, and taking all the damage DP could dish refusing to go down til he was shot in the brain... It's pretty clear Way interprets his HF to be on a level above needing a couple minutes to heal crushed tendons. Wolverine also had problems with his bloody nose from Nuke. 😬Nerve strikes and the sort can work on Logan but it has to be a load of them, not just one.
Wolverine's healing factor was not in a rut. I remember reading about your assertion that Wolverine was going non-stop without food or rest since House of M. That's garbage and you know it. I've recently reread Wolverine #36-40 and Wolverine: Origins #1-6. In Wolverine #37-38, Wolverine goes to Japan, fights Silver Samurai and swims to a boat. There he eats his arm because he is starving. He wakes up and the boat has taken him to Canada. At this point, YES, Wolverine's healing factor is in a rut. Arguably no food, no rest, non-stop.
That trend doesn't keep up at all. In Wolverine #38, he travels to Serbia. He had convinced smugglers operating out of Montreal to take him there. During this travel, Wolverine has found new clothes and is carrying a backpack. Do you really expect me to believe that he didn't eat or rest between Montreal and Serbia? PLEASE. At the end of Wolverine #38, he fights Winter Soldier and gets put down by two bullets to the chest. After Winter Soldier waits for him to wake up, he explains his part in murdering Itsu. Afterwards, Wolverine hooks up with some connections, grabs some supplies (including a yellow/brown suit) and travels from Serbia to Japan. Do you honestly expect me to believe that he didn't eat or rest between Serbia and Japan? In Japan, he retrieves the Muramasa blade.
And that leads us straight to the opening scene in Wolverine: Origins #1. From here, Wolverine travels from Japan to Washington DC to confront the Secretary in the White House. Are you arguing that he didn't eat or sleep between Japan and USA? In Wolverine: Origins #2, we see Wolverine has travelled to Brooklyn, NY and is sitting in a hideout in civvies while listening to the news. After hearing about the massacre in Lai Chi, he travels to Vietnam. This is where he confronts Nuke. Between Washington DC to Brooklyn to Vietnam, you expect me to believe he didn't eat or rest?
In Wolverine: Origins #3, the only thing that Nuke does to Wolverine prior to Cap's arrival is punch him in the face, rifle butt his chin and step on his face a couple of times. He also tries to use the grenade launcher attached to his rifle, but Wolverine kicks it in another direction and is sent a few dozen feet away by the shock of the blast. This is exactly where Cap tosses his shield at Wolverine's wrist and comes in. A few blows and a missed blast that tosses Wolverine a few yards and you expect me to believe that Wolverine's healing factor was in a rut by the time Cap fights him? No thanks.
And what do you mean he had a problem with a bloody nose? Just because he had a blood stream from his nose onto his upper lip? When you have Cap punching and shield bashing your face and you never get a chance to wipe away the blood from your upper lip... it's not beyond reason to think that the blood would still be there. Oh and of course, Cap then slashed him with the Muramasa. Cmon. Daredevil's done it, Elektra's done it, Ord's done it, Cap's done it. You can incapacitate Wolverine briefly with localized precise damage infliction. And Wolverine's healing factor was pretty much fine during EACH of those instances.