This era of Wolverine lasted from 1993's X-Men (Vol. 2) #25 to 1999's Wolverine (Vol. 2) #145, a period of six years where ...

Wolverine survived, and his bone claws re-emerged (in 1993’s Wolverine #75). With his healing factor weakened and now without his adamantium-laced skeleton, Wolverine left the X-Men that same issue.

Wolverine (Vol. 2) #75 would see the X-Men trying to keep Wolverine alive as they piloted a damaged Blackbird back to Earth, his healing factor working overtime and failing, with closed wounds re ...

Measuring 25.25” tall, 14.13” wide, and 10.88” deep, the Wolverine: Weapon X Premium Format Figure shows Logan as he endures the excruciating procedure which gave him an Adamantium skeleton.

The opening of Deadpool & Wolverine sees Logan's grave dug up by Ryan Reynolds' asinine anti-hero, and his exhumed adamantium skeleton subsequently wielded as a makeshift nunchaku against a squad ...

Now that Deadpool & Wolverine is nearly in theaters, it's time to ask if X-Men Origins: Wolverine deserves a critical reappraisal 15 years after its release.

As adapted in the closing arc of the first season of X-Men '97, Wolverine had the adamantium pulled from his skeleton by Magneto in 1993's X-Men #25, leaving him with bone claws for years to come.

Everything feels excessive — from the big hair, big shoulders, and big bulky costumes in the character designs to the moment when Wolverine has his adamantium skeleton ripped out of him in X-Men ...

The season finale of X-Men ’97 had one emotional moment after another, leaving fans with several huge cliffhangers. Yet the scene on everyone’s mind is the seminal moment from X-Men #25, where ...