Dark Claw should of been wolve's oppent. Even though he is Amalgam. I already know who would win.

From my understanding, Dark Claw is a character that was created by both marvel and DC for Amalgam Comics. Dark Claw has no business being in this thread. Sorry.

He's the only one who could compete with him imo. Sabretooth has prooven he's not enuff for Wolve. Btw you quoted me to fast lol.

Demon easily after reading his powers, specifically immortal. How can Wolvy win seriously? lol Wolverine is cool and all but against those odds.

And also something that I caught, Wolverine is vulnerable to telepathy.They have said this in the cartoons and even state this in the X-Men movies.

The thing you wrote said he's resistant?

P.S.Wolverine won't lose this because he's "wolverine" so next match...

I forget if wolverine was/or not vulnerable to telepathy in the movies, but in the comics it's actually quite the contrary.

Wolverine was trained by Weapon X and Shield to resist telepathy through barriers in his mind. This is one reason why telepaths even powerfu ones like Charles Xaviar can't unlock the secrets of his pasts through telepathy. However, I'm prettty sure he's not completely resistant to telepathy, but it takes a pretty tought telepath(e.g Jean Grey/ Xaviar) to take a peak into his mind.

Ok, I see.It is weird though like you said about the part about him being able to hide certain elements of his past from Pro X/Jean Grey etc but yet can still be controlled like Pro X said in the second film I believe that he could make him believe he was a little girl and have Jean braid his hair lol.

Wolverine

Actually, it's a bit more convoluted than that these days, where his past is concerned. If you can get anyone to stick to one story, Professor X did have some luck, but it was beneficial psychologically for Wolverine to discover those memories himself. Rah-rah, oh em gee I'm James Howlett!

There's also a distinct difference to cornered off memories and psychological barriers, versus vulnerability to telepathy.
Wolverine's a tough little nugget and certainly more resistant than you or I, but as far as mental capacity goes, he's pretty low on the scale.

Cartoons and movies are not relevant sources.

The problem with picking match-ups like these without knowing the characters, is that the bare facts are open to wild misinterpretation, and pay no real mind to historical difference or characterization.

A list of Namor's powers might include electrical charge like an Eel, but you're not about to put him against Blanka.

This is a tough one, but given that Demon isn't generally a terribly intimidating guy, often falling into being a little bit silly, I'll go Wolverine.
I think all the rhyming would be enough to enspire a berzerker rage, before Wolvie figures out why the hell he's even fighting him.

Demon.

Wolverine wins



Round 26:

Lex Luthor



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Green Goblin

Summary of powers/abilities

Lex Luthor

- Genius-level intellect
- Machiavellian master
- Vast wealth and resources
- Access to advanced technology


Green Goblin

* High intellect
* Goblin-themed weapons and paraphernalia
* Superhuman strength, speed, durability, stamina, agility and reflexes
* Regenerative healing factor

Pretty tough choice... Hm, Lex Luthor probably.

Green Goblin

Ok, this one goes to Lex EASILY.He's the arguably the smartest villian in the DC universe and one of the smartest in the comic universe period.Aside from his evilness.

Lex gets my vote in this one.

I'll go with Lex

Since thier both good intellectuals with good use of technology with weapons, I'll judge on who would win in a physical man to man fight.
I'll vote for the GreenGoblin.

I'm going for for lex luthor for this round.

You could probably drag this out a number of ways, but in most realms Lex Luthor has the advantage.
He's got more power, more resources, more anything? More everything!

You could boil it all down simply to who they regularly deal with:
Luthor goes toe-to-toe with Superman -- powersuit picture in kingjolly's post.
Green Goblin goes head-to-head with Spider-man.

Luthor breaks the Goblin!

Lex Luthor.

Lex Luthor wins



Round 27:

Metamorpho



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The Absorbing Man

Summary of powers/abilities

Metamorpho:

Transmutation into a wide variety of elemental compounds.


The Absorbing Man:

Ability to mimic any form of matter or energy with physical contact

Detailed explanation of powers/abilities:

Metamorpho:

Metamorpho can transform himself into any element or compound found within the human body, from a flurine cloud to a iron-cobalt battering ram


The Absorbing Man:

Crusher Creel has the power to absorb the properties of anything he touches, be it a solid, gas, liquid, or even energy. This also extends to the clothing and ball and chain that he was wearing when the liquid he drank took effect. For example, if Creel were to touch and hold a piece of titanium, the tissues of his body, clothing and his ball and chain would take on the appearance and properties of titanium. Creel also retains his intellect and capacity for speech and full physical movement regardless of the material he absorbs. Creel's overall power increases in direct proportion to the strength of the material absorbed. Hence, Thor is careful not to bring his hammer Mjolnir into direct contact with him. There appears to be no limit to what Creel can absorb, as he has absorbed the properties of steel,[5] silk,[6] bronze,[7] rock, wood, soil,[8] glass,[9] spikes,[10] Odin's cosmic bolt and later cyclonic storm,[11] Asgard itself,[12] water,[13] light,[14] Uru,[15] diamond,[16] and even cocaine. [17]

Creel is also a formidable hand to hand brawler, but his one great weakness is that, like the Wrecker, he is something of a thug and not a thinker. Several of the heroes have outsmarted him — on one occasion the hero Daredevil allows Creel to absorb the properties of a diamond, and with the use of his radar sense attacks the flaws in Creel's diamond form, thereby defeating him.

Meta Morpho.

The Absorbing Man