I’m surprised that these really commonly known “questions” would be asked here. These have all been answered in the comics, and a few short minutes of digging would have answered all of them.

2. I heard it stated once that Superman’s suit itself seldom was damaged because it was against his skin; hair protruding from his skin might presumably be cut (because it is dead tissue).

3. If Batman got therapy, he might stop fixing other people’s problems…and be just like all the rest of the billionaires.

4. Wolverine’s bones aren’t made of adamantium, they’re laced with it. When something is indestructible, you need less of it to perform a certain task. Therefore you’d need a few pounds to make him indestructible, not replace all his bone tissue with hundreds of pounds. Therefore 5’3″ bodybuilder physique + 100lbs adamantium = 300lbs. A metal detector probably isn’t needed for a chartered plane. As far as paperwork, he worked for the CIA, Canadian government, Japanese government…can’t they falsify genuine passports?

Teeth are made of living tissues with nerves inside and connecting ligaments that attach them to the Alveolar bone. That’s the bone is under the gums and what holds your teeth in place. Wolverine’s has adamantium in his so it’s unbreakable, which is why you don’t generally see him getting them knocked out.

And for the record I’m not obsessed with teeth, I’m obsessed with Wolverine

It does seem weird, though, because they presumably coated his jaws in adamantium, too, and the teeth are RIGHT THERE. Come on, Weapon X!
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a. I felt that the police could conceivably have Peter’s DNA on file seeing as his uncle was involved in a carjacking a few years ago and they probably talked to Peter about it (as he was so closely involved in the events). Additionally, they inevitably brought Peter in for questioning from time to time, as he is Spidey’s “personal photographer”. Also: it’s the future — science and technology are ahead of our current capabilities in the Marvel/Spidey universe and so I’m assuming they probably have some sort of DNA techniques going on.

b. Bruce Wayne may be a genius but the dude still has issues that he needs to work out in a way other than beating up criminals. Additionally, I don’t care how smart someone is, if you’re enduring the mantle of the bat (which is basically like secretly being a superstar pro athlete, a politician, and a sheriff all at the same time, multiplied by 1000) for as long as Bruce has, at any given point in his history, he would really have a lot to deal with, upstairs. Granted, the day Batman “finds himself” is the day the series ends, so… I understand why the subject has never been seriously pursued.

c. Wolverine was alive for quite some time before hooking up with the X-Men so the X-Jet isn’t an easy answer for a majority of his life (I’ll believe that he maybe could forge documents in the earlier days of air and train travel, before he was given the adamantium skeleton). The misdirection with a grenade is cute but I’m clearly observing these superhumans from the perspective of a modern, realistic American (or international) setting. You could put five grenades in someone else’s bag at the airport but everyone doesn’t stop looking at/listening for the metal detectors, at that point. If anything, getting past the TSA would be even more difficult once there was a serious security threat identified nearby (like, say, a grenade found in someone’s bag). Further, I’ll concede one thing: I remember in one Ultimate X-Men issue where Wolverine was asked about how he made it through airport security and he simply said “four words: I am a professional”; that’s the only real answer I’d buy because I wouldn’t want to argue with him, directly. Dually, I know that some things are “explained” in comics (like Marvel’s official bio claiming he only weighs 300 lbs.) but there’s no way someone as big and muscular as Wolverine (whether he’s 5’3″ and as big as a silverback, as in the books or if he’s over 6 feet tall but still a cut 225 or so, as in the films) weighs only 300 lbs. when that ripped body is combined with all the adamantium.

I know we’re arguing semantics, I’m just saying.