@o0deadman0o: Take a look at Wolverine Vol. 1 #1 by Chris Claremont. Logan was fighting Shingen, a swordsman who's more skilled than Logan based on his own statement. They used wooden swords and Shingen landed 4 pressure points to the neck on Logan over the course of a single page, each meant to instantly paralyze and/or kill a target. Logan pretty much no-sold those and continued the fight. Not only was Logan's healing factor way weaker at a time when this comic came out, but in that issue in particular, Logan was poisoned and weakened. And despite all that, he still didn't care.
Yeah, his pressure points resistance is pretty absurd. Matt did one-shot Logan with pressure points in the past, but that was written by Garth Ennis who not only does not like Logan, but he was extremely disrespectful towards the character in that issue.
He has tanked pressure points other times too, such as here in Daredevil (1998) issue 54, (the art is a bit trippy so the textboxes are highlighted in red):
@o0deadman0o No problem. As for your question, his healing factor was weaker when he lost Adamantium, but that was because of massive damage and trauma his body went through after Magneto ripped it out of his skeleton. Not because of lack of Adamantium itself. So besides that, as far as I know, his healing factor is equally effective with or without Adamantium.
@jay_z94 I see. I think I read that back in a day. Thanks.
His healing factor was initially, severely weakened due to the trauma he suffered. However, once he recovered, his mutation started developing due to the adamantium not being there anymore to hinder it. During his time without adamantium, his healing factor received a major amp:
Which stayed with him even after regaining the adamantium:
And no problem.
Matt would need to distract Wolverine pretty well to let Elektra do this. Now that he can use his claws, this scenario seem more unlikely.
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