It's been mentioned here that maybe the adamantium was bonded on a molecular level. Could someone live with an impervious covering of metal over their bones? I doubt it. The bones couldn't just be sealed off from the rest of the body. If the metal is bonded on a molecular level, maybe it can heal with his body?
Correct, there are small pores within the bones, in this is marrow which produces blood cells and sends them out. This in turn keeps us alive and kicking. If these pores were sealed then we would effectivly shrivel and die.
Only some kind of AI nanomachine that could seek out each pore and stop the adamantium from bonding in the specific place would allow Logan to live. Not only this but Logans healing factor would treat this adamantium as an infection and his healing factor would push it out. This would mean his eyes, mouth, nose, penis and anus would all have to be surgically sewn so the adamantium would have time to bond. However an interesting scene would occur in which the adamantium escapes slightly via his pores.
- See Wolverine: Weapon X by Marc Cerasini for the best description of how the process would take place in the real world.
