Ajax24601

Anjulie was more of a hookup. Amanda Sefton is probably the most popular one. Rachel and he had a fling. Cerise and he were dating for a long time, too.

@Degalon: It was sort of "out of nowhere," but I think there were just enough details in comics to make a case for him being gay. Uncanny x-men 415 (run by Chuck Austen, whose storylines have been re-hashed in 2014) had a scene with Bobby and Northstar, where a nurse suggested Bobby might be gay.

That was like in 2003.

I don't think it's a term of endearment. I think he literally has a coat of fur all over. Captain Britain called him a furry goblin when he was mad at him.

In X-Caibur, Mystique mentioned his father passed down furry genes to Kurt.

Someone once petted him, saying it was like velvet.

Most of the engagements from season 2 had Bronze Tiger using some stealth, and tagging Arrow a few times...which won't work against DD. Even if Murdock's costume is knife-resistant, I have no doubt the claws (and the force behind them) can get past him. DD could win, but I haven't seen him "morals off," so Bronze Tiger would ultimately take him down.

X-24 is ultimately a Berserker. That's not to say he's not dangerous, but someone with enhanced reflexes, and skill with locks, checks, or holds could restrain him, if they can get underneath the claws. BP> X-24> Angel Dust.

Depending on how this plays out, I think a case can be made for team McU. I think Cap, Bucky, or Panther could each hold their own against x-23, and probably disable Deadpool. If the matchup went something like: Cap vs x-23, BP against Wolverine (his suit should protect him and help him hold off), Winter Soldier vs Deadpool (I think Wade might be on the losing end),and Beast vs Spidy. I'm alandthinking Wanda can take on young Jean (she showed a bit more precise control, and has more TK feats). If BP and Spidy can hold off long enough for Cap to disable X-23, and Bucky to put enough bullets in Deadpool, they should have a chance against Wolverine, and then Beast will go down fairly quickly after that.

I'm not sure I'd place Cap above, say, Black Panther or DD. Cap's greatest asset is his ability to learn skills at an incredibly fast rate. Just looking at his h2h skills from the Avengers to those shown in Winter Soldier (seemingly no more than a few months later), indicates he learns quickly. But honestly, I'd attribute that to the serum (it's suggested the serum enhanced his mental abilities to a degree). Meanwhile Black Panther is arguably at his level. If we were to compare their respective fights with Bucky/Winter Soldier, T'Challa did just as well as Cap. (I recognize their objectives were different: Cap just wanted to stop him or defend himself, T'Challa wanted to kill him.)

As far as Bucky himself, I think his skill level heavily depends on whether he's of the "James Barnes" mindset, or the "Hydra assassin" mindset: when he's on the run, or just Bucky, his skill more resembles 1945 Cap's. He throws punches, kicks, and blocks, but no technique beyond that, and barely escapes getting torn apart by either Iron Man, or Black Panther. Then, when he's in the "mission only" state of mind, he manages to show very calculated, targeting skills, chocking Black Widow, harming Stark, Cap, Black Panther, Falcon, Widow, Sharon Carter, and several German Embassy soldiers in rapid succession, contending with/grappling Cap (once stabbing him in the subclavian artery).

As the Winter Soldier, he's in tier 2, somewhere beneath Cap& Black panther, but above Black Widow.

As Bucky, he's a bit further down the list.

Days of Future Past story-arch. Mystique told him herself.

Excalibur Vol. 85 shows it.

More than anything, it's just a flashback of Logan in the danger room teaching Kitty how elbows and palm-strikes tend to be the most lethal. I'm not sure it mentions it by name, except to say Mossad (one of Israel's many strike forces) practices it.

She then uses the techniques to beat up a posessed Nightcrawler.

If the soulsword is anything like Pixie's soul-dagger, it can indeed harm non-magical beings. Pixie used hers on a regular human a few times, and stabbed Nightcrawler in the x-infernus storyarch. According to Beast, it can cause pain, and temporary incapacitation/paralysis, but leaves no physical wound (like Psylocke's knife, I guess).