The last line from this
Usually works. Always worth trying.
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I believe “The Art of War” states something similar, like, “Unless your adversary’s head is separated from his body by at least three feet, he is still a threat.”
Makes sense.
Well that looks like it might just be good. At least Gambit finally gets some air-time.
I’m not really up on the whole comic book thing… is Wolverine some kind of immortal? It looked like he was fighting in three different wars.
*Huge Geek Alert*
OK, you’ve been warned.
Wolverine’s mutation is called a “healing factor.” He heals from minor wounds nearly instantly and from major ones very rapidly. He’s immune to essentially all forms of disease. His body automatically repairs the low-grade damage from aging so he *may* be effectively immortal.