Can Wolverine's Healing Factor Regenerate From a Single Drop of Blood? You Might Be Surprised

The new gameplay trailer for Marvel’s Wolverine really illustrates how different it is to take control of the iconic X-Man compared to Insomniac’s Spider-Man games. Whereas Peter Parker and Miles Morales leap and dive around their environment, constantly avoiding damage, Logan simply charges into the fray, absorbing bullets, blades, and all manner of injuries while merely shrugging them off. That’s the advantage that comes from having a mutant healing factor. The game is drawing new attention to what is easily Wolverine’s most useful superpower. But it also reminds us that there are limits to that healing factor. If he takes enough damage, Wolverine can (and will) shuffle off this mortal coil. So how does it work? How powerful is Wolverine’s healing ability? What are his most impressive examples of cheating death in the comics? Here’s everything you need to know. In Marvel’s Wolverine, we can see that bullets are more of an annoyance to Logan than a real deterrent. He’s able to absorb quite a bit of damage and keep clawing his way through enemies. Somehow, even his costume regenerates alongside his body. But there are limits to that particular superpower. Insomniac’s Mike Daly expl