Bullseye and Admantium

[4com-fiction]

In DD # 200 Bullseye got Admantium Bones.

My question is does He still have them?
And if so why does Lady Deathstrike not Hunt him. He killed her dad if I recall and he has admantium just like Wolverine?

What gives?

[TiamatXXV]

maybe she dosen't know he has it?

[4com-fiction]

Lets be honest Bullseye deserves a but kicking that only maybe Lady D could give him.

Payback for songbird and all the other women he has killed

[StoneGold]

In DD # 200 Bullseye got Admantium Bones.

My question is does He still have them?
And if so why does Lady Deathstrike not Hunt him. He killed her dad if I recall and he has admantium just like Wolverine?

What gives?

No, she killed her dad. Which might explain why she hasn't gone after Bullseye. Bullseye was supposed to assassinate the Japanese prime minister in repayment for his spine, but he just wanted to kill Daredevil. So Dark Wind tried to have DD killed first. Right before he was going to kill DD, Yuriko slashed him in the back with a katana, killing him. After that is when she had Spiral maker her the new body and went on her crazy quest against Wolverine.

[DeadXMan]

then what dose she blame wolverine for.

i thought Logan killed her father

[Ex_]

How did he live through that? The only reason Wolverine lived through the adamantium replacement was because of his healing factor.

[Will.S]

Didn't Bullseye just have an adamantium spine?

[A-Man]

How did he live through that? The only reason Wolverine lived through the adamantium replacement was because of his healing factor.

My thoughts exactly. And not only surviving the procedure is a question - it's also an established fact that adamantium poisoning would kill Wolverine if he didn't have the healing factor. (First time in the first Genosha adventure, back in the Calremont days, when his powers were for a short time turned off by a Genoshan official.)

[pharoahe22]

Didn't Bullseye just have an adamantium spine?

Yeah that's what I thought...I think just his spine is adamantium.

[bebopeva88]

Only Bullseye's spine is adamantium, and I assume he can live with it without a healing factor, because it's a significantly less amount of adamanium than what Wolverine has, since his entire skeleton is laced with it. The comic logic seems to be that a human body can cope with the amount of adamantium that Bullseye has in his spine, but not much more than that, or else adamantium poisoning occurs, as has been seen with Wolverine when his healing factor is taken away.

[MichaelChen]

How can you be poisined by adamantium when it is completely indestructable? The metals that can poisin a human do so because the human body is full of mildly corrosive subtances like acids and salt water. This slowly disolves metals which then leach into the bloodstream. Adamantium is completely invulnerable to this. How can it poisin anything?

[bebopeva88]

How can you be poisined by adamantium when it is completely indestructable? The metals that can poisin a human do so because the human body is full of mildly corrosive subtances like acids and salt water. This slowly disolves metals which then leach into the bloodstream. Adamantium is completely invulnerable to this. How can it poisin anything?

Don't overthink it. There's numerous issues that occur with the concept of an entire skeleton being laced with a metal as it is, regarding Wolverine (blood cells being produced in the marrow of bones, especially in the femur, passing through blood vessels out of the bone, and into surrounding tissue, would be one major thing that likely wouldn't be happening).

Your body can also reject various newly introduced foreign substances that wouldn't be at the point of being corroded or worn away slowly, and one could just assume that in comic logic, that a relatively small amount of adamantium is tolerable to a body, whereas a lot of it is not.

[Wild Card13]

Another factor is that Wolverine's bones are actually laced with adamantium, not just coated with it. The adamantium has integrated itself into his bodily structure and practically become a part of him. Bullseye's method is far cruder. While his spine is similarly laced, I think some of his other bones (I want to say his arms) simply had strips of adamantium bonded to them.

[StoneGold]

Dark Wind came up with some kind of herbal package that would keep the body from rejecting the adamantium.


Also, sometimes he has an adamantium skull. Continuity isn't completely straight on that.

[Cthulhudrew]

There should really be a FAQ somewhere- this topic has come up at least two, three other times I can recall. Never has been a definitive answer to it that I have seen, though.

[Somebody]

How can you be poisined by adamantium when it is completely indestructable? The metals that can poisin a human do so because the human body is full of mildly corrosive subtances like acids and salt water. This slowly disolves metals which then leach into the bloodstream. Adamantium is completely invulnerable to this. How can it poisin anything?
According to Wolverine v2... #77, I think it was (within a few issues of him losing his adamantium, anyway), Wolverine's healing factor converted the adamantium into a different form (which the tape called simply "adamantium-beta"). Presumably, this conversion had something to do with it.

[DMike]

Of course, more recently Bullseye has had his neck broken by American Eagle, so either the adamantium has been removed or the writers forgot his spine has the same stuff in it as Logan's bones.

[earl]

Whole bunches of Wolverine's history was developed after that Daredevil was published. None of the real details of the Weapon X program or that part of Wolverine's origin had ever been told by the time Daredevil 200 came out in 1983. It was known that he was a part of the Weapon X program and that he had an adamantium skeleton in general, but it hadn't really been shown. That is even before a Barry Windsor-Smith issue of X-men where I think they first showed a scene with Wolverine getting his metal bones.

[Visitor Q]

Only Bullseye's spine is adamantium,


Actually, going by the "Streets of Poison" arc in Captain America, as well as two fights with DD (during the Kevin Smith and Ann Nocenti runs), at least his arms and legs were laced with adamantium, too.

OTOH, Bendis seems to have forgotten all about (or ignored) the adamantium when he had Bullseye get hit by a truck during his DD run.

[Sandy Hausler]

Lets be honest Bullseye deserves a but kicking that only maybe Lady D could give him.

Payback for songbird and all the other women he has killed

He killed Songbird? Oh, I 'm so glad I dropped Thunderbolts.

Sandy Hausler

[StoneGold]

He killed Songbird? Oh, I 'm so glad I dropped Thunderbolts.

Sandy Hausler

No, he didn't. Someone only read the preview.

[CyberHubbs]

He killed Songbird? Oh, I 'm so glad I dropped Thunderbolts.

Sandy Hausler

He didn't kill Songbird.

[StoneGold]

Actually, going by the "Streets of Poison" arc in Captain America, as well as two fights with DD (during the Kevin Smith and Ann Nocenti runs), at least his arms and legs were laced with adamantium, too.

OTOH, Bendis seems to have forgotten all about (or ignored) the adamantium when he had Bullseye get hit by a truck during his DD run.

Like I said earlier, what of Bullseye is adamantium has been inconsistent since he got the stuff. Changes from issue to issue.

[Alan2099]

I know for a while Bullseye had to pop pills to deal with the adamantium in his bones. I'm not sure if they were supposed to be pain killers, or some weird healing subpliments or what, but I do remember him having to use them.

[Ex_]

Who gave him the adamantium spine? Better question, what the hell does it do? Logan is near indestructible, and can take a hell of a punch. So now Bullseye can..what? What does an adamantium spine do for you?

[DeadXMan]

Who gave him the adamantium spine? Better question, what the hell does it do? Logan is near indestructible, and can take a hell of a punch. So now Bullseye can..what? What does an adamantium spine do for you?

allows him to walk

[The Cool Thatguy]

allows him to walk

That, plus it prevents writers from reenacting the scene where Bullseye gets his spine broken. "Can't do that again!" is what it amounts to, really.

Now if only they found a way to keep Bullseye away from DD's girlfriends...

[DeadXMan]

That, plus it prevents writers from reenacting the scene where Bullseye gets his spine broken. "Can't do that again!" is what it amounts to, really.

Now if only they found a way to keep Bullseye away from DD's girlfriends...

after he kills Dakota North, okay?

[Cthulhudrew]

Who gave him the adamantium spine?

Lord Darkwind, at the behest of the Kingpin.

Better question, what the hell does it do? Logan is near indestructible, and can take a hell of a punch. So now Bullseye can..what? What does an adamantium spine do for you?

As DeadXMan said, it allows him to walk. Before he had the adamantium attached to his spine, his spine had been broken and he was crippled and paralyzed.

[4com-fiction]

1) Bullseye spine was crushed from falling off a building
2) His spine as well as his head ( i believe there was an issue of the punisher were he shot bullseye in the head and he survived) as well as his arms and Legs- DD' comics, yet he appears not to be labored by the added weight.
3) He is no longer taking his pills- or seems to be. Wow some serious eroneous stuff here.
4) Lady Deathstrike- a charachter introduced in DD has never reapeared in DD.

why cant she come back and Kill Lady Bullseye?

Better yet- go after the Bullseye- again- that sicko deserves it.

[phantom1592]

Bahh... There is no thing as "admantium poisining"

Logan just doesn't want anyone to know that without his healing factor the years of Drinking, smoking, and just plain age take their toll :wink: