Previous Post ...preventing any such cuts. I haven't seen the Gladiator issue, nor do I know *when* it happened. If it was early in Wolvie's career, then remember that he had issues cutting the Hulk in his first appearance too. The times, they have changed however. There's little that Wolverine can't cut (perhaps, save Ultron and Cap's shield). Whether he can cut Superman depends upon the writers ultimately. I'm sure that there's some that say he couldn't due to a bio-field...which is plausible. And there's some that would reason that Adamantium, being more dense than Kryptonian flesh, should be able to pierce/cut/gouge/impale Superman. That too is plausible. Regardless...for Superman to be so stupid as to stand there and find out makes little sense. I'd imagine his response would be identical to Sentry's and simply take him out before he gets a chance to draw blood.

Damn you, now you made me go and fish out those comic books.

Wolverine # 47

Sentry grabs Wolverine Adamantium Claws with his *hands*, holding around the sharp edge. Not a scratch, he holds them as if it was nothing.

He then bends the blades inwards, exerting a lot of force (Wolverine even cries out in agony), tearing tendons and stuff inside Wolverines arms. Still not leaving a scratch on his hands. So lets not try to ignore that fact.

Gladiator beat Wolverine into a bloody broken pulp in New X-Men #124, and didn't have a scratch on him.

Now if that isn't enough, then some common sense should. Lets say I give you an adamantium knife. Does this mean you can cut through steel walls and cement as if it was butter? Of course not, you need considerable force. Remember, the metal is virtually unbreakable, not magically sharp. Wolverine having around Captain America level strength is able to cut Hulk (with effort), but guys like Sentry and Superman, who has a hard durability on a whole other level? No chance.