In the rematch of Daken and Punisher (Franken-Castle) I think it's a general concenses that he really isnt written in-character.  Maybe that is up for argument.  Irrigardless that's not what this thread is about.
 
The amount of damage that Daken has taken in the rematch is too much.  I enjoyed the abount of violence dont get me wrong.  What I'm saying is he SHOULDNT be able to take all that.  I think the amount of punishment his body took in the very begining of the second chapter should have been enough for a KO.  Granted its all for entertainment value etc but I always looked at Daken as a glass cannon compared to his father.  
 
All I'm saying is if this were Wolverine vs Franken-Castle I could see Logan taking some shots like that.  The adamantium would keep him protected from some injuries that a normal body couldnt take...such as...
 

Has it been established that Daken's healing factor is inferior to Wolverine's then?  

" Has it been established that Daken's healing factor is inferior to Wolverine's then?   "

The guy survived from being ripped from his mother woond,do you thing some stabs,cuts and bruises could  stop him?
the dude got wipped to death by carbonadium ropes(wolverine origins 15),the only matterial that can negate them both
Don't you think that  dear Daky is strong enough to take care of some badass maniac?

" @Doombert: I can see where you're coming from. It's already been established Daken doesn't have the same durability as his father. Their battle in Wolverine Origins 48 when Wolverine recovered first because of his Adamantium. It does demonstrate a lack of inconsistancy because of Daken beasting through almost everything Frank throws at him when he has been taken down by a single bullet to the head and shut down by the magical explosion of the Muramasa material colliding for prolonged periods. The main reason for this inconsistancy I believe is for shock value and to sell more issues. Daken would have to be able to last for a long time if the crossover is spread over four issues. I've personally liked the crossover thus far and don't mind the damage inconsistancy. I much prefer his characterisation in his own book anyway with writers who have a far better grasp of him, but you do raise a good point. "

" @Dakens son: But in those cases, he's surviving traumatic injury (which makes sense, and is consistent with his healing factor). Cuts and bruises are fine, but Daken isn't supposed to have any greater resilience to injury than anyone else, as far as is his powers go. He takes the damage, and then he heals it. A grenade to the face would likely be something that would kill Daken, because it would decapitate him. It's not a question of whether he's strong enough, so much as it is a question of "hey, Daken, what are your bones made of that you're surviving an explosion to the face without having your skull shattered?". I mean, it could work for Wolverine, but human bones just aren't made for that kind of abuse. But then, given what Daken has cut through with his bone claws (which are I guess supposed to have greater density than bone), I'm wondering if we're going to find out that his entire skeleton is denser than normal. "

Yeah, and that's what I'm saying: the depiction of his powers isn't consistent with what they're said to be. He has a healing factor, so healing makes sense. What doesn't make sense is not having his arm blown off when a bomb is attached to it. He's not Luke Cage.
 
And yeah, I remember the healing being superior (which makes sense, given that his skeleton isn't plated in metal).