As for Baal, he is a demon that appears in the Gehenna Stone Affair (Wolverine #11-16) and tries, but fails to rip Wolverine apart. This is also a storyline that references Logan’s possible connection to the warrior who defeated Baal thousands of years ago, but I think it is a tenuous connection at best.

They said this is because his skeleton is bonded on a “molecular level”, what does this mean exactly?

As you noted, there is the classic moment from X-Men Annual #11 where Wolverine is resurrected from a single drop of blood. But there have been numerous other occasions where his healing factor has been rendered useless or powerless.

That said, his healing factor seems to be much, much stronger now then at any point in the past, much to the detriment, IMHO, of his character.

As for an injury list, I think I need to make more progress on the chronology before embarking on something like that. But I am trying to enjoy working on the site more, so you never know!

First of all, this site is great! However, I was hoping you could answer something for me. Logan’s healing factor..Is there some ‘rule’ that explictly spells out how much damage he can heal from and how much of his body he actually needs to have in order to heal? The coming back from drop of blood or two comes to mind, and the recent story where Old man Logan basically lets a train turn his head into mush.

This question comes from a strange source, I was wondering if there was a list or site that tallied up Logan’s bodily damge. I had read a great article about Anakin Skywalker’s injuries before he became Vader and thought Logan needed something like that.

Anyway, thanks for the site.as a long time Wolverine fan -real good research you’ve done!