Logically, his bones are bonded with metal thus canceling out any buoyancy, so theoretically he should just sink to the bottom. In “Wolverine Origins #25″, fan favourite Deadpool has captured and placed Wolvie in what seems like a bit of a “Rube Goldberg” contraption of death (pictured above). Which brings up the question, would Wolverine just die from drowning, come back to life only to die again? A vicious cycle of death! Sure his power can heal flesh and bones, but without air, it doesn’t matter how good your healing factor is, it can’t create oxygen. A character who is virtually ageless and indestructable, but his only weakness is the deepend of any public swimming pool. The best at what he does? Just not swimming.

"What does this cover need? ... hmm, more veins!"

What happens when you put a 90′s hack director (Bret Ratner) and one of the 90′s “elite” comic artists (Rob Liefeld), large breasted men in tights … on screen!

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I gotta admit, the stuff with Sabretooth and Logan looks pretty bangin. I really don’t get why they crammed so many characters, but I’m assuming it jumps around a lot in the timeline. At least they kind of got it half right with weapon x, including mastadon, maverick and deadpool (closet fan). I know, I should be ahamed of my Deadpool fandon, I absolutley detest anything associated with Rob Liefeld, but I guess that is for another day, another post.