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The only reliable way around this has proven to be entering a mindless berserker rage, but that wouldn't work on Spidey, whose powers aren't based on mind-reading. Wolverine has taken a beating from several telepaths - most notably recurring villain Mister X - because they're able to react to his moves before he makes them. Peter Parker's spider-sense allows him to sense - and automatically react - to incoming physical danger. This first entry on the list may not be a straight kill, but it does highlight Spider-Man's main advantage: his spider-sense. Related: Every Way Iron Man Could Beat Superman Repeated brain injury But while many fans may assume that Wolverine would make short work of Peter Parker, a review of their comic histories actually suggests the Wall-Crawler would find it easier to dispatch the former Weapon X than vice versa.īut how is that possible? While Spider-Man has enhanced healing compared with the average person, Wolverine's healing factor is the stuff of legend, capable of reassembling him in a matter of minutes even when his skin and even musculature have been burned clear away (as evidenced in Wolverine #44 by Marc Guggenheim and Humberto Ramos, when Logan took on exploding super-villain Nitro.) But as many Marvel stories have shown, Wolverine can die, and Spider-Man's unique abilities actually make him a major contender for taking down the brutal mutant hero. The X-Men's razor-clawed killer and New York's friendly neighborhood hero have very different approaches to just about everything in life. Despite a begrudging respect, there are few heroes with less in common than Spider-Manand Wolverine.