Ultimate Spider-man could not be turned into a vampire because of the effects of the OZ drug on his blood and body, so I am not sure. Though he could be turned into a Zombie, so I am gonna say probably.

after reading the arc right before Old Man Logan, where Logan has to fight to come back from the dead / and considering all the times he's died and come back.. i have to think a mystical undead prognosis would put him in a constant state of battle to come back. im gonna have to assume he would be a drooling, padded cell worthy, mess. not docile of course, but psychoactively absent. i could dismiss that arc though - and assume that the healing factor works like Blades serum. and the bloodlust (still present) makes him angry. and that anger fuels him like we find it to with the Hulk. all guess work, really.

" after reading the arc right before Old Man Logan, where Logan has to fight to come back from the dead / and considering all the times he's died and come back.. i have to think a mystical undead prognosis would put him in a constant state of battle to come back. im gonna have to assume he would be a drooling, padded cell worthy, mess. not docile of course, but psychoactively absent. i could dismiss that arc though - and assume that the healing factor works like Blades serum. and the bloodlust (still present) makes him angry. and that anger fuels him like we find it to with the Hulk. all guess work, really. "

"...since vampirism in the Marvel Universe is mystical and not because of a virus like in the Blade movies..."

I hope they don't turn Wolverine into a vampire. I was hoping only one or two of the x-men would.

I hope you know this is just a vampire variant...meaning it most likely is just a cover...

It would be quite unorthodox if he did..... 
 
mmm quest

  I read the Marvel Comics summary issue's and it says something along the lines of "One of the X-Men's greatest warriors has been turned into a vampire by Dracula."  From that I can guess, it's happening.

Well in my opinion, if they really want to turn this vampire strain stuff to be a real threat, thyr should make every mutant susceptible to it, even guys with healing factors.... but that would be hard to explain though. :D

Dracula bit Wolverine in Uncanny X-Men Annual '82, it didn't have any effect other than temporally putting Wolverine under Dracula's thrall... but Marvel has been inconsistent on what it takes to get turned into a Vampire. Sometimes it is just a bit and sometimes ingesting vampire blood is required. 
 
Anyway, Logan has healed from the effects of  Lycanthropy (both traditionally and a science based replica), so I would imagine that his healing factor would kick Vampirism to the curb eventually if it ever was allowed to take hold.

I don't think it is possible but then again another question is how did he become a zombie cause wouldn't his healing factor kick in and stop the infection

is this story good so far

Here is the reason why it could happen. Vampires are based in an element of magic so it isn't exactly science hence being the "undead". In comics, at least right now, magic trumps anything just look at Scarlet Witch for this.

Hasn't Wolverine been vampire'd before? 
Or maybe i'm thinking of that What If issue

@wolverine08, I've wondered this myself.

Being our resident Logan expect, can you give me an answer?

@comicstooge: Nope. This already almost happened to him back during the 90's, and the healing factor saved him.

So, Blade was wrong?

@comicstooge: Yeah, that's why Wolverine was fairly nonchalant about Blade's threat.

On a side note, that's some crappy art.

Haha, eh, I've seen worse.

America titties.

@comicstooge: I wish I had titties like those!

You'd need a breast reduction for that, bro.

The healing factor also saved him in Curse of the Mutants. When Cyclops turned his HF back on, the virus went away.

Of course he can!

Oh wait, nevermind.

It is Howard Chaykin's art after all.