Originally posted by Robtard
Good lord, this idiocy again.Movie feats, Spiderman was strong enough to stop that train, werewolf has nothing on that. Spiderman punching and not holding back would go through that furry thing like butter, he could also web his ass up and then begin tearing limbs.
Durability, see him taking blows from a giant Sandmanand still being able to get up and fight, I doubt were-boy can hit as hard as a 50+ Sandman made of concrete and sand.
Speed, agility and reaction time, he has over were-boy too, going by movie feats and not "he's a werewolf who pwned Dracula!"
Nah. Spiderman has PIS out da ying yang. A body that can withstand blows that cause city block sized earth quakes should be more than durable enough to take a blade from cutting him. In fact, that building should have been crushed under that force, but it wasn't. Just PIS.
Since we have far more durable feats for Spiderman in the film than we do for that one instance of him getting cut by a regular shuriken blade, then we shouldn't count the cutting as part of his durability, imo.
Knowing this, only a really strong force could inflict damage on Spiderman. Is Helsing strong enough? Maybe.
And, no, Spiderman cannot punch through people. He can't even do that in the comic, so why would he do it in the movie? Sure, it is probably PIS.