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Wolverine and his kin's 'immortality' is handled weirdly in comics.
Like, they'll regenerate from anything and have indestructible bones, but it does nothing to protect soft tissue so you could probably still kill them pretty easily if you put in a bit of effort.
Even just chucking him into a big furnace would probably kill him.
But comics rarely seem to actually acknowledge that.
For Sabertooth, rather than a railgun, I'd have thought that some kind of Maser would be preferable. Simply evaporate all tissue until he stops regenerating. No flesh, no blood, no grey-matter. Just a metal skeleton. One that wouldn't even be connected together because all the ligaments would have burned away.
So it's really more of a pile of metal bones, I guess.
Which you then encase in concrete and bury several miles below the surface of mars.
Problem solved.
Forever.
Like, they'll regenerate from anything and have indestructible bones, but it does nothing to protect soft tissue so you could probably still kill them pretty easily if you put in a bit of effort.
Even just chucking him into a big furnace would probably kill him.
But comics rarely seem to actually acknowledge that.
For Sabertooth, rather than a railgun, I'd have thought that some kind of Maser would be preferable. Simply evaporate all tissue until he stops regenerating. No flesh, no blood, no grey-matter. Just a metal skeleton. One that wouldn't even be connected together because all the ligaments would have burned away.
So it's really more of a pile of metal bones, I guess.
Which you then encase in concrete and bury several miles below the surface of mars.
Problem solved.
Forever.