Wolverine (Logan)
TMDB
2023, Fox films: Logan's mind returns to a rewritten present at the school, where Cyclops, Jean Grey and others are alive; timeline: revised.
Cinematic
This Wolverine is a variant of Logan from a universe where humans killed the X-Men while he was away drinking. Deadpool takes him to the TVA, which prunes them both into the Void. He joins the Resistance against Cassandra Nova, sacrifices himself with Deadpool to destroy the Time Ripper, and then settles in Wade Wilson's universe.
Comics
James Howlett, known as Logan and Wolverine, is a long-lived Canadian mutant with a healing factor, heightened senses and bone claws later bonded with adamantium by the Weapon X program. A soldier, spy and samurai before joining the X-Men, he also served with the Avengers, led X-Force and founded the Jean Grey School. He has died and returned many times, and on Krakoa he fought Beast, then Sabretooth.
Fox films
Mutant born James Howlett in 1832 with bone claws, a rapid healing factor and, after Stryker's procedure, an adamantium skeleton. A long-lived soldier, he becomes a loner, then a leading X-Men teacher and fighter at Xavier's school. His healing fails with age. In the revised timeline he dies in 2029 protecting a young clone daughter, Laura.
Pryde of the X-Men
Mutant with adamantium claws and a healing factor, an X-Man in the pilot Pryde of the X-Men. This version wears the brown and yellow comic costume and speaks with a heavy Australian accent, as his Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends counterpart does. He and the team stop Magneto's comet scheme. Neil Ross voices him.
X-Men: The Animated Series
Adamantium-clawed X-Man in the 1990s animated series, a Canadian with a healing factor whose memories were tampered with by Weapon X. He served as an OSS agent in World War II alongside Captain America, spent time in Japan as a monk, joined Alpha Flight, and clashes with Cyclops and his old enemy Sabretooth before returning to the X-Men.
X-Men: Evolution
Adamantium-clawed X-Man who acts as a mentor and teacher at Xavier's school and briefly leads the team on several occasions. A former Weapon X operative, he is Sabretooth's mortal enemy. The page says he once helped Captain America free a young Erik Lehnsherr from a camp, and lists X-23 as his clone.
Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes and Wolverine and the X-Men
A mutant with adamantium-bonded bones who fought with the Howling Commandos in the war, then served in Team X and Weapon X, where his memory was wiped. He leads the X-Men against the Mutant Response Division, fights the Hulk twice, and helps the New Avengers against Kang.
Super Hero Squad Show
A mutant with an adamantium skeleton, retractable claws and a healing factor, and a tough-guy attitude. He serves on the Super Hero Squad, works from the Helicarrier and once went by the codename Captain Canada.
Marvel Anime (Madhouse)
An X-Man with adamantium-grafted bones whose Japan-set anime story sees him rescue Mariko Yashida from her father and a forced marriage, fighting through Tokyo and Madripoor. Later he helps reform the X-Men and aids Blade.
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes
The clawed, healing X-Man from the LEGO Marvel reality, who fights alongside the Avengers and keeps a base at the X-Mansion. He tracks Sabretooth to the Raft, brings down Red Skull at the Hydra base, helps retake Asgard from Loki, steals the Tesseract, and later sniffs out the Collector's hideout in Code Red.
Timeline 26 events
- Bronze · Comics: As a Canadian government operative he fights the Hulk and a Wendigo in the Canadian wilds on orders from his handler.
- Bronze · Comics: Professor Xavier recruits him to rescue the captured X-Men from the island Krakoa, and he stays on with the new team.
- Modern · Comics: Posing as the eyepatched Patch, he helps Tyger Tiger overthrow a crime lord in Madripoor while the X-Men are believed dead.
- Modern · Comics: The Weapon X project kidnaps him and bonds adamantium to his skeleton and claws while wiping his personality.
- Modern · Comics: Magneto tears the adamantium out of his skeleton after he slashes the villain to save Quicksilver.
- Modern · Comics: Apocalypse kidnaps him, rebonds adamantium to his bones and makes him the horseman Death until his friends free him.
- Modern · Comics: Brainwashed by the Hand and Hydra, he kills Northstar during his rampage.
- Modern · Comics: After the Schism with Cyclops he reopens the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning with other X-Men and students.
- Modern · Comics: Without his healing factor he dies in Nevada, coated in liquid adamantium, after killing Abraham Cornelius.
- Fresh Start · Comics: He and Nightcrawler teleport into the sun with the Orchis Mother Mold to destroy it, and are later resurrected.
- Fresh Start · Comics: He settles on Krakoa as part of the new mutant nation founded by Xavier.
- Fresh Start · Comics: He is chosen as a Swordbearer of Krakoa and fights in the tournament against Arakko in Otherworld.
- Fresh Start · Comics: Beast beheads him, disrupts his resurrection and turns him into a controlled assassin, until he escapes the Pit of Exile.
- Fresh Start · Comics: After destroying Beast's clone army he gives up his Krakoan citizenship and leaves the island.
- Fresh Start · Comics: After the Orchis attack he kills Sabretooth with X-Force and the Exiles on Krakoa, and the X-Men later dissolve Orchis.
- 1832 · Fox films: James Howlett is born in what later becomes the Northwest Territories of Canada.
- 1845 · Fox films: After the groundskeeper shoots his father, James's claws first emerge, he kills the attacker, and he flees with his half-brother Victor.
- 1945 · Fox films: Held in a prisoner camp near Nagasaki, Logan shields the officer Ichiro Yashida from the atomic blast and survives it.
- 1962 · Fox films: Charles Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr find Logan in a bar while recruiting mutants against the Hellfire Club, and he turns them away.
- 1973 · Fox films: Waking in his younger body, Logan recruits Xavier and Quicksilver, frees Magneto, and helps prevent Mystique from killing Bolivar Trask; timeline: original, changing the future.
- 2013 · Fox films: Living in hiding in Canada, Logan travels to Japan, loses his healing to a parasite, and defeats Yashida's Silver Samurai armor; timeline: original.
- 2015 · Fox films: Magneto and Xavier approach Logan at an airport about a new threat to mutants; timeline: original.
- 2023 · Fox films: Shadowcat sends Logan's mind back to 1973 from the besieged Free Mutants in China; timeline: original.
- 2023 · Fox films: Logan's mind returns to a rewritten present at the school, where Cyclops, Jean Grey and others are alive; timeline: revised.
- 2028 · Fox films: After Xavier's seizure injures many, Logan takes him to a hideout near the Mexican border; timeline: revised.
- 2029 · Fox films: Logan dies protecting Laura and the other escaped children after fighting his clone X-24; timeline: revised.
home of
Krakoa, Madripoor, Xavier's School
enemy of
Nick Fury, Crossbones, Wolfgang von Strucker, Sabretooth (Victor Creed, Earth-41578 variant), Juggernaut (Cain Marko, conjectured), Apocalypse, Beast (Dr. Henry 'Hank' McCoy), Mystique (Raven Darkholme), Magneto (Erik Lehnsherr), Deadpool (Wade Wilson), Taneleer Tivan (Collector), Psylocke (Elizabeth Braddock, variant), Multiple Man, Kid Omega, Daken, Mister Sinister (Nathaniel Milbury)
allied with
Captain Marvel, Bishop, Deadpool (Wade Wilson), X-23 (Laura), Gambit (Remy LeBeau), Professor X, Cyclops (Scott Summers), Jean Grey, Storm, Beast (Dr. Henry 'Hank' McCoy), Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner), Kitty Pryde, Jubilee (Jubilation Lee, as Silver Surfer), Rogue, Colossus, Iceman, Magneto (Erik Lehnsherr), Steve Rogers, Morph, Hulk, Blade, Iron Man, Angel (Warren Worthington III), Psylocke (Elizabeth Braddock, variant), Cannonball, Sunspot, Domino, Dazzler, Warpath, Firestar
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