Wolverine

Wolverine

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Wolverine
Species:	Mutant
Affiliated with:	X-Men
Place of origin:	Earth, Earth-616
First appearance:	The Sword is Drawn [+]Loading...["The Sword is Drawn (comic story)"]
Appearances:	see list

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Alternate counterparts ofWolverine

Wolverine was a mutant and member of the X-Men from Earth-616. (COMIC: The Sword is Drawn ^[+]Loading...["The Sword is Drawn (comic story)"], The Trial of Lockheed ^[+]Loading...["The Trial of Lockheed (comic story)"], etc.) In the Doctor's universe, accounts varied on if he was a fictional superhero (PROSE: Remake/Remodel, Dr Cadabra, TV: The Return of Doctor Mysterio) or a real individual. (COMIC: The Totally Stonking, Surprisingly Educational And Utterly Mindboggling Comic Relief Comic ^[+]Loading...["The Totally Stonking, Surprisingly Educational And Utterly Mindboggling Comic Relief Comic (comic story)"])

Biography

As a member of the X-Men

Wolverine was a member of the X-Men, thus attending a school held by Professor Xavier. At various points, he had team shots taken with the rest of the group, which later came into possession of Kitty Pryde and Captain Britain.

At one point, he challenged Nightcrawler to walk down the Main Street of Salem Centre undisguised, in his natural shape. (COMIC: The Sword is Drawn ^[+]Loading...["The Sword is Drawn (comic story)"])

Apparent death

Along with several other X-Men, Wolverine was supposedly slain in Dallas, Texas. (COMIC: The Sword is Drawn ^[+]Loading...["The Sword is Drawn (comic story)"])

In a dream simultaneously experienced by Kitty Pryde and Nightcrawler, Wolverine was among the individuals acting only as part of a film set directed by Professor Xavier. As such, his powers would only work when Xavier gave the word for the scene to be begun. Kitty was happy to see the X-Men alive, but was confused about why they were behaving like actors. In the dream, he began by sitting in a chair and reading a book, but quickly sprung into action when the scene began.

When Rachel entered the scene, despite not being planned to feature in the production, Xavier ordered the X-Men, including Wolverine, to chain her and tear her apart, stating that when her teammates needed her most, she ran out on them. Kitty stopped this by touching Rachel, giving her the power to phase through the chains, which led to the team turning on her. They were ordered by Xavier to transform into Warwolves, who attacked her. Just as they were about to reach her, Kitty woke up from her dream. She then pondered over an old team shot of the X-Men, including Wolverine.

Another team shot featuring Wolverine was in the possession of Captain Britain, who had fallen into a bad state after hearing about the death of the X-Men.

While reminiscing around a fire about their experiences with the X-Men, Nightcrawler recalled the time that Wolverine challenged him to walk down the Main Street of Salem Centre undisguised. Kitty told him that she'd give anything to have seen that. (COMIC: The Sword is Drawn)

At Betsy Braddock and Rachel Summers's wedding

Wolverine and Phoenix at Betsy Braddock and Rachel Summers's wedding. (COMIC: Wedding Gatecrashers ^[+]Loading...["Wedding Gatecrashers (comic story)"])

At the wedding of Betsy Braddock and Rachel Summers, Wolverine was present alongside Phoenix. (COMIC: Wedding Gatecrashers ^[+]Loading...["Wedding Gatecrashers (comic story)"])

Other realities

The Doctor's universe

A poster featuring Wolverine. (TV: The Return of Doctor Mysterio)

When Sam Pierce was a kid, he considered Captain Samson to be passé and preferred superheroes like Wolverine and Daredevil. (PROSE: Remake/Remodel)

Birthday party entertainers had difficulty getting bookings because kids wanted actors "decked out" like Spider-Man or Wolverine. (PROSE: Dr Cadabra)

Among the many posters in Grant's childhood bedroom was one showing an illustration of three figures, including an man in a yellow, blue and black uniform and long sharp claws protruding from the knuckles on his hand. (TV: The Return of Doctor Mysterio)

Behind the scenes

In non-valid sources

Art depicting Wolverine in Panini Towers. (COMIC: Find the 600! ^[+]Loading...["Find the 600! (comic story)"])

Art on a wall in Panini Towers depicted Wolverine, among other superheroes. (COMIC: Find the 600! ^[+]Loading...["Find the 600! (comic story)"])

Other matters

Wolverine appears on a poster on Grant's wall in The Return of Doctor Mysterio. However, he is not identified by name.

While going undercover in 2020's Spyfall, Ryan Sinclair has second thoughts about his choice of alias, having gone with the name "Logan". He tells Yaz he's worried he looks "nothing like Hugh Jackman". Hugh Jackman played Wolverine, also known as Logan, in Marvel's X-Men film franchise, including the 2017 film Logan.

External links

• Wolverine at Marvel Database
• Wolverine at the Super Friends Wiki