Would Wolverine survive a fall off the Statue of Liberty then?

Yes, most definetly.

Actually, it was released straight to video, but they did release it. It sucked SO bad. You might be able to find it in a video store somewhere, probably right next to that god-awful Captain America movie they made right around the same time. Why you would actually want to find them is beyond me... :D

With Halle Berry off to do Catwoman, I'd put the chances of Storm being in X-Men 3 as slim and none...and slim just left town.

Wolverine has survived ninja's and falling skyscrapers landing on him, a bit of a fall off a building wouldn't hurt much.

hmm, I'd love to see him fighting Sabretooth after he got his own Adamantium... heh.

btw does anyone know how old Wolvie is, I know he Fought beside Captain America in WW2, and I think I saw an Old West comic with him as a main character (which would put him easily over 120 - he seemed to be the same age in both)

No one really knows how old he is, least of all Wolverine. When they put the adamantium in him, they really messed with his head, to the point that he is not sure what in his past is real and what isn't. However, they do tend to indicate that he is over a century old.

*nods* I remember reading in several places that his age has prettymuch always been an uncertainty, and he's always been nasty, even back in his first appearance (bonus points if you know it) and I also knew he has no idea how old he is (he looked the same age in X-Men 2099)

Yes, The lost memory is sign of serious adamantium poisoning. [img]graemlins/laugh2.gif[/img]

[ 06-24-2004, 11:44 PM: Message edited by: Paladin2000 ]

not only that, but the way they did it. course my understanding of the guy (from Weapon X books, and Alpha Flight stories) is that he wasn't all that nice to begin with (ie he was alot more like Sabertooth near the time of his "gift"

Wolverine never appeared in X-Men 2099.