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For questions about Wolverine, a mutant superhero in the Marvel Comics universe and member of the X-Men. Always use in conjunction with the [marvel] tag and add the relevant media tag where appropriate such as [x-men-cinematic-universe] and [comics].
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In Wolverine Origins, couldn't wolverine just cut away the flesh surrounding the cut made by...
I was reading the Wolverine Origins comic where Captain America cuts Wolverine with the Muramasa blade. The cut, as it is revealed will not heal because of the blade. … If Wolverine were to cut out everything around the wound, wouldn't his regenerative ability heal him? I'm currently unaware if this is done later in the comics as I haven't read that far. …
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