Marvel has always strove to be the “world outside your window”, doing their best to tell stories that are as grounded as ...

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Wolverine's bone claw years hold a lot of great stories and character moments for the hero and make for unforgettable reading. Updated on October 23, 2024, by Natasha Elder: Wolverine is one of ...

In 1993, Marvel took a huge risk—Magneto ripped the adamantium out of Wolverine’s body, leaving him feral, noseless (yup), and rocking bone claws. This shake-up lasted six years, changing ...

The cover, with Hulk reflected in Wolverine’s claws, is one of Marvel’s most iconic covers ever, replicated for posters and t-shirts, and now Deadpool & Wolverine. As Deadpool & Wolverine ...

For as long as there have been superhero movies, fans have wanted Wolverine to go toe-to-toe with the Incredible Hulk. It makes sense ... hung up his adamantium claws back in 2017, so it ...

After having dug up the corpse of the Wolverine from "Logan" (and having used each and every bone to eviscerate a ton ... about to scrap with The Incredible Hulk. There's also one other cameo ...

According to “X-Men Origins: Wolverine,” the self-healing mutant was born James Howlett in 1832. As a boy, he used his bone claws to kill his family’s groundskeeper, who is later revealed to ...

The arc introduced some new ideas, namely that Wolverine's claws are actually bone underneath ... which saw The Best There Is take on the Hulk. That's because there's a much better version ...