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| Wolverine | |
| Aliases: | Wolverine; Logan [1]; Weapon X; Wolvie; Death; Subject X; Logan W. Logan [2] Experiment X [3] Little Uncle [4] |
| Continuity: | Marvel Universe |
| Notability: | Main character |
| Type: | Superhero |
| Gender: | Male |
| Race: | Mutant |
| Location: | Mobile |
| Associations: | Avengers Canadian Army Department H Weapon X Program X-Force X-Men |
| Relatives: | Daken [5] Ophelia Sarkissian [6] Truett Hudson [7] |
| Status: | Formerly deceased |
| First: | Incredible Hulk, Vol. 2 #180 (Cameo) Incredible Hulk, Vol. 2 #181 (Full) |
| Actor: | Neil Ross[8] Cathal J. Dodd[9] Scott McNeil[10] Steve Blum[11] Hugh Jackman[12] |
Overview[]
Biography[]
Origin[]
Weapon X[]
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Wolverine and Jubilee were in the Australian Outback where they fought up against Sentinel 3.14159, which was a holdover from Trevor Fitzroy's reality. Wolverine sliced off its hand, but the Sentinel blasted him in the back, requiring a bit more time than usual for his healing factor to kick in. Jubilee and he pursued the robot to the Ant Hill - an old Sentinel factory. Wolverine swiped at the robot, slicing its head off, but not before the machine managed to revive the disabled Sentinels that were left behind. [13]
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Notes & Trivia[]
- The character of James Howlett was created by writer Len Wein and artists John Romita, Sr. and Herb Trimpe. Most comic fans credit writer Chris Claremont with truly defining the character, however.
- An early concept for the character was going to establish that he was raised by a family of wolverines, hence his code-name. The idea was likely dropped out of sheer stupidity.
- Uncanny X-Men #102, "Who Will Stop the Juggernaut?", is the first time that Wolverine is addressed as Logan. It is revealed by way of a Leprechaun who, for reasons that are unknown, was privy to Wolverine's actual name. [16]
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Appearances[]
- Incredible Hulk Vol 2 180 (Cameo introduction)
- Incredible Hulk Vol 2 181 (1st appearance)
- Marvel Comics Presents 72 (As "Experiment X")
- Marvel Comics Presents 73 (As "Experiment X")
- Marvel Comics Presents 74 (As "Experiment X")
- Marvel Comics Presents 75 (As "Experiment X")
- Marvel Comics Presents 76 (As "Experiment X")
- Marvel Team-Up 100
- Runaways Saga 1 (In flashback only)
- Uncanny X-Men 94
- Uncanny X-Men 97
- Weapon X Vol 2 23
- Wolverine Vol 2 12
- Wolverine Vol 2 162
- Wolverine Vol 2 166
References[]
- ↑ Uncanny X-Men 102
- ↑ Wolverine Vol 2 76
- ↑ Marvel Comics Presents 74
- ↑ Wolverine: Origins 9; This was 12-year-old Natasha Romanoff's nickname for him.
- ↑ Son.
- ↑ Ex-wife. Also known as Viper and Madame Hydra.
- ↑ Cousin; also known as The Professor. He is responsible for jacking Wolverine up with Adamantium during the good ole' Weapon X days. What a dick.
- ↑ Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends (TV series)
- ↑ X-Men (1992 TV series)
- ↑ X-Men Evolution (TV series)
- ↑ Wolverine and the X-Men (TV series)
- ↑ X-Men Film Series
- ↑ Wolverine Vol 2 73
- ↑ Wolverine Vol 2 162; Skewered him while brainwashed.
- ↑ Uncanny X-Men 155
- ↑ Comic Book Resources; May 28th, 2014; "If I Pass This Way Again – We First Learned Wolverine’s Real Name From a LEPRECHAUN?!"
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