When was wolverine introduced

He notices that she is cold, turns on the heater, telling her to put her hands on it, and almost touches her hands, but she pulls them away. At first, he takes it as fear, but then she explains that when people come to skin-to-skin contact with her they get hurt. She looks at his hands and asks him if it hurts when his claws come out. He answers that it hurts every time, and then asks her what kind of a name is Rogue. She asks him the same question about his name, Wolverine, and he tells her that his name is Logan.

She tells him that her name's Marie, and then advises him to wear his seat belt. He tells her that he doesn't need driving tips, but just then they slam into a tree branch and Logan is thrown through the front shield a few dozen meters away into the snow. The truck starts burning as Rogue wakes and sees Wolverine gets up. He walks back and asks her if she is alright, to which she answers that she's stuck after watching in shock how his wounds heal.

He walks over to help her, but then his hyperactive senses pick on the scent of a foe — Sabretooth. Suddenly, Sabretooth jumps out of the woods and throws Wolverine. He then throws him again on the truck and walks to him, to the eyes of Rogue, who is already terrified from the fire in the truck. Then, two figures show up behind Sabretooth — Cyclops and Storm.

Cyclops puts his hand to his visor and shoots a powerful optic blast at Sabretooth. He then uses his beams to release Rogue, and they grab her and Wolverine and run away seconds before the truck explodes. After Cyclops and Storm successfully came to Wolverine and Rogue's rescue, they take the rescued pair to the X-Mansion. Wolverine is lying in the X-Men's base, unconscious.

Jean Grey is taking care of him. She tries giving him an injection, but just then he wakes up, thinking her an enemy. He manages to escape her easily and runs away through the tunnels of Xavier's mansion. He is not sure which way to choose, but then he starts hearing voices in his head — Charles Xavier , telepathically guiding him. He finds a closet with clothes and takes a shirt, before an elevator opens right next to him. He enters, and it closes on itself, taking him to the upper floors.

He hides from some mutant kids running around, and then keeps running straight into a classroom, where Xavier is teaching a class. Xavier greets him hello and then finishes the lesson. The students leave, and then one of them, a girl named Kitty , runs back because she forgot her purse.

She then exits by phasing herself through the door. Logan looks confused, and the professor introduces himself as Charles Xavier and offers Logan breakfast.

Logan asks where he is, and Xavier answers that he is in Westchester, New York — he was attacked and his people brought him there for medical attention. Logan says that he doesn't need any medical attention and asks where Rogue is. Xavier answers that she is there too and that she is fine. Just then, Logan's rescuers enter. Scott sends out his hand to shake hands with Logan, but Logan does not respond.

Xavier tells him that they saved his life, and just then, Jean enters. Xavier introduces her as well, and then tells Logan that he is in his school for Gifted Youngsters — mutants, and that he is safe there from Magneto. Logan thinks the whole thing is ridiculous and starts leaving, roughly telling Scott to get out of his way. Xavier then tells him that he can help him figure out who he is.

Telepathically, Xavier says to him that it's been 15 years since Logan lost his memory, showing that his telepathy can help Logan remember his past.

Intrigued, Logan asks about what the place was. Xavier tells Logan more about the school, convincing him that it is the best place for Rogue to be in. He then tells him that the school is only a cover and that the lowers levels are completely different. Xavier shows Logan the hangar containing the X-Men's supersonic jet, the Blackbird.

He explains that when he was a boy he discovered he could control people's minds, and when he was seventeen, he met a young man named Erik Lensherr, who had the ability to control magnetism. Believing that humanity would never accept them, Erik grew angry at humanity and became Magneto. Xavier offers Logan a deal — 48 hours to discover why Magneto is after him, in exchange to help uncover his forgotten past. In the X-Mansion, Jean is running tests on Logan.

He apologizes for hurting her earlier, and tries to flirt with her, to which Jean responds with a sharp look and promptly puts him into the scanning machine.

Later at night, Jean is showing Logan to his room. He asks her where her room is, and she answers that it is down the hall, with Scott. He jokingly ask her if her gift is to "put up with that guy", and she answers that she is telekinetic - she can move things with her mind. He asks what kind of things, and she closes the closet door to demonstrate.

She then says that she also has some telepathic abilities, though not nearly as powerful as the professor does. He tells her to read his mind, but she refuses. After a moment of silence, though, she agrees and puts her hands to his head. She sees images of fire and the operation he went through, and stops. He holds her hands and asks her what she saw, but just then Scott enters.

Jean leaves, and Scott and Logan taunt each other about Jean and about how Scott had to rescue Logan. Before he leaves, Scott tells Logan to stay away from his girl. Later that night, Logan is sleeping in his room, having a nightmare about when the adamantium was attached to his skeleton.

Rogue enters and tries to wake him up, but as he wakes up, still tense from the nightmare, he screams and his claws unsheathe in her chest. Shocked, he retracts them, leaving three holes in her body, and she quivers. He starts yelling for help hysterically, and she put up her hand and touches his cheek. Ororo, Jean, Scott and some kids including Bobby enter just in time to see her wounds heal and Logan pass out. Jean and Scott rush to help Logan, and Rogue starts apologizing and saying that it was an accident.

She leaves the room, and the other children step away from her panickedly. They look at her with apprehension, though Iceman just looks concerned. Later, Logan wakes up with Xavier sitting next to him. He asks the professor if Rogue is fine, and he answers that she will be alright.

Wolverine asks what happened and Xavier answers that whenever Rogue touches someone she absorbs their energies. In the case of mutants, she absorbs their gifts. In the case of Logan, she absorbed his ability to heal. Logan says that he feels like she almost killed him, and Xavier says that if she held on any longer, she could have. In the underground part, Xavier and Cyclops are trying to figure out what Magneto wants with Wolverine. Xavier picks up that Scott does not like Logan.

Just then, Logan and Ororo walk in, and Logan asks where Rogue is. Xavier, after a short mind scan, says that she is gone. Cerebro is a big round room, with a bridge leading to the machine.

Xavier explains that Cerebro amplifies his powers, allowing him to track mutants through large distances.

That is how he intends to find Rogue. Logan asks why he just does not use it to find Magneto, and Xavier tells him that Magneto somehow found a way to shield himself from the machine. Logan asks how would he know how to do that, and Xavier says that he helped him build it.

Then, he puts the Cerebro helmet on his head and, after the others exit, starts the search. Outside, Logan asks Jean if she ever used Cerebro, and she answers she has not, because it takes a certain degree of control and for someone like her it is dangerous. Inside, Xavier manages to locate Rogue at the train station after a short search.

Logan starts leaving to find her but Xavier stops him, saying that if he will leave the mansion Magneto will capture him. Instead, he sends Cyclops and Storm to find her. In the garage, Scott and Ororo prepare to leave, when Scott notices that his motorcycle is missing. On the road, Logan is riding Scott's motorcycle. In the train station, Rogue is sitting in a train, waiting for it to leave.

She watches other people touching each other freely, and feels sad that she will never get to feel human touch again. Logan finds her and sits next to her. They apologize to each other about what happened the previous night, and he asks her if she is running again.

She tells him that a boy in school told her the professor is mad at her. While on the train, Rogue asks Wolverine if he thinks she should go back. He answers that he thinks she should follow her instincts. After a pause, she tells him about the first boy she ever kissed, David , ended up in a coma for three weeks, and she can still feel him inside her head, and Logan, too. Logan hugs her through her shirt and convinces Rogue to stay with Xavier, by telling her that he thinks Xavier is one of the few people who can understand what she is going through and that he really wants to help her, thus promising to take care of her.

The train starts moving, and Logan convinces her to give "these geeks" another shot. When the Brotherhood arrives at the train station, Rogue's train stops moving and the lights go out.

Everybody scream as Wolverine looks is horror as Magneto uses his powers to literally slice the train up open and float in. Logan pops his claws, and Magneto says that he must be Wolverine, the man with metal running through all his body. He uses his powers to lift Logan in the air and hurt him, as Rogue screams at him to stop. Logan asks Magneto why does he want him, and Magneto answers that it's not him he wants. Logan is horrified to realize that Magneto is really after Rogue.

Magneto incapacitates Wolverine by tossing him away and then knocks Rogue unconscious with a tranquilizer dart and captures her. She soon becomes a component in Magneto's machine on the Statue of Liberty. Back at the mansion, Logan is washing his face. He is angry at the professor for saying he wanted him, and Xavier apologizes, saying he made a terrible mistake, as Magneto's helmet is somehow designed to stop his telepathy.

Logan leaves angrily to find her alone, but Storm tries to convince him to help them and fight with them. Logan declines, saying he does not want to help a world that hates him. He then says that Magneto's right — there is a war coming — and asks Storm if she is sure, she is on the right side. She answers that at least she has chosen a side. He opens the door to leave, and finds Senator Kelly standing on the other side, looking for Dr. Jean Grey. Underground, Kelly is lying on a table.

Logan and Jean are standing there too. Xavier approaches him and introduces himself. Kelly says that he was afraid to go to a regular hospital, and Xavier completes his sentence, saying that he was afraid they would treat him like a mutant. He tells him that they are not all that he thinks, and Kelly tells him to tell that to the ones who did this to him.

Xavier asks Kelly to relax and starts reading his mind. He enters his memory of Magneto turning him to a mutant, and Mystique helping him out of the machine.

Magneto looks tired and weak from the process. Back in reality, a short while later, Xavier, Scott, Jean and Logan are in a room upstairs. Xavier explains that Magneto uses a machine that produces radiation that triggers mutation in ordinary human beings.

Jean continues, saying that the mutation is unnatural and Kelly's body is rejecting it — his cells are breaking down. Scott asks what the radiation will do to mutants, and Xavier answers that nothing, but it could seriously harm humans. Logan asks what Magneto wants with Rogue, and Xavier answers that he does not know.

Annoyed, Logan turns to leave again, but then Scott finds the answer — the machine drew its power from Magneto, and it nearly killed him. He deduces that Magneto wants Rogue to absorb his power so she can do it in his place, allowing him live.

Storm enters Xavier's study just in time to break an argument between Scott and Logan and informs them that Senator Kelly is dead.

Xavier tells them that he will go find Rogue, and orders the men to settle it. Cyclops, Jean, Storm and Wolverine discuss their battle plans. They understand Magneto's plan now completely, and they know Magneto is not aware of the fact that his machine kills.

They know that if he will give Rogue enough power, he'll kill everybody in New York City. They plan to land on Liberty Island and spoil his plans. Logan asks what about harbor patrol, and Scott answers that if they have anything that can find their jet, they deserve to catch them. They leave in the Blackbird, as the students watch in awe.

Scott flies the jet, and when they reach the bridge, they land on the water, with Storm creating fog as cover. The Blackbird lands and the X-Men get out. They look up, and see the machine on top of the torch.

As they pass through the metal detector, it beeps on Logan, but he pops in claws in it. Cyclops turns towards him with an annoyed expression, and Wolverine sheaths the two outer claws, essentially flipping him off.

Scott smiles and Jean rolls her eyes. They start walking carefully in the hall, but Toad and Mystique are already waiting for them, hidden.

Logan's senses pick on them, and he tells the others that there is someone there, but he does not know where, and says "keep your eye open" as a joke on Scott's expense. Out of nowhere, another Wolverine shows up and starts battling Logan, and the others aren't sure anymore who's the real deal and who's the imposter. They both pop their claws and start slicing the place. Eventually, Mystique shifts back to her true form and manages to outmaneuver Wolverine.

Later on, Storm approaches Logan and asks if it is him. He silences her, uses his sense of smell and tells her that the other one is not far away.

She says that they have to regroup, and he says that there is a problem — she is not part of the group, and then unsheathes his claws in her stomach. She morphs to Mystique, and then falls to the ground. He finds Scott and Jean, and Scott tells him to prove that it is really him, to which Logan simply answers, "you're a dick", which Scott thinks is proof enough.

Storm shows up upstairs, and they follow her up. They see the torch, and suddenly Logan tells them all to get out of there. Cyclops asks what the problem is, and Logan says that he cannot move. He floats in the air, and gets pinned to the wall. Metal pieces fly and hook the others to the walls, too, despite Scott's attempts to blast them.

Cyclops is hooked in a way that his visor is directed at Jean's head, preventing him from shooting. Magneto floats down and aims Logan's hands to his chest, preventing him from popping his claws.

Sabretooth joins them and removes Scott's visor, forcing him to close his eyes. Scott orders Storm to fry him, but Magneto reminds him that it's not a good idea to send a bolted lightning into a huge conductive. Magneto explains his motives to the X-Men, and then they hear Rogue crying for help. Wolverine tells him that if he was really so righteous, it would have been him in the machine. Magneto just flies up to the machine, as Rogue continues to scream for help.

Logan uses all his might to release himself with the claws, seemingly hurting himself, and Jean yells his name in worry. Sabretooth approaches his body, and just then, Logan leaps at his and pops his claws in his stomach.

Sabretooth seems to share Wolverine's healing factor, though, and they start battling on the statue's head. During the battle, Wolverine recovers his dog tags. Sabretooth throws Wolverine off the statue, but he manages to cling on and jump up.

He beats Sabretooth and hears Rogue scream in pain. He falls down and sticks his claws to the wall to hang on it, almost killing Scott and Jean who are at the other side of the wall.

Sabretooth thinks he is dead and walks to Storm, only for Wolverine to jump back in with Cyclops' visor. Jean tells Scott that when she tells him, he should open his eyes. The torch smashes and the machine begins to work. Jean telekinetically places the visor on Scott's eyes and says "Now! He asks Cyclops if he can blast the machine, but Scott says that he will kill her. Cyclops asks Storm if she can lift him up, but she says she cannot control it like that — he could fly right over the torch.

Logan tells her to fly him — if he will not make it, at least Cyclops could still blast it. Cyclops agrees and orders Jean to try to steady Logan with her telekinesis. With combined efforts, the two manage to direct Logan to the top of the machine. The energy field starts spreading, and Wolverine jumps inside. He tries to slash Rogue's chains, but Magneto stops him with his power. Cyclops puts his hand to his visor, but Jean asks him to wait. The X-Men ultimately save her before the machine can stretch her power any further as Cyclops sees a chance and decides to take, managing to blast Magneto.

Free to move, Wolverine slashes the machine, stopping the field before it mutates anyone. He cuts Rogue's chains and holds her. She isn't moving and notices the white streak in her hair. He touches her cheek, attempting to give her his regenerative powers, trying to get her to heal in order to save her life. At first, it doesn't seem to work, and Logan begins to despair, thinking Rogue to be dead. Suddenly, a multitude of wounds begin to appear across his face, and blood drips out of several stab wounds.

Rogue suddenly wakes up and Logan falls to the ground, unconscious, with gashes all over his face and chest. Back in the mansion, Logan wakes up to find Jean standing by him. He asks her how did they do, and she shows him that Xavier is lying on a table next to his. Later, she checks on Logan and finds that all his wounds healed.

He wakes up and she tells him that what he did was very brave. He asks if it worked, and she says that it did, and that Rogue's fine. He begins to tell her how he feels about her, but her reaction makes it evident that, while Logan's heart may belong to her, hers belongs to Scott.

Logan changes the subject, asking how the professor is. She tells him that he's fine. Later, the professor tells Logan that there's an abandoned military compound in the Canadian Rockies close to where they found him, and that he might find some answers there. He asks Logan if he's going to say goodbye to the kids. Rogue spots Logan leaving and rushes to talk to him.

He tells her that he's got some things to take care of in the north. She says that she doesn't want him to go, and he says that he'll be back, leaving her with his dog tags, something to remember him by when he returns.

Wolverine then leaves the mansion on Cyclops' motorcycle heading to Alkali Lake. Logan stops to fill Cyclops ' motorcycle and finds that Sabretooth has been following him. They fight which ends with Logan defeating him however before he kills him Logan finds that he has the same dog tags as him. The two go for drinks and start having a conversation. Stryker's men come in with the orders from Stryker and aim at. The two fight the soldiers with great teamwork not knowing they are brothers still and are eventually brought down.

Waking up in a helicopter Sabretooth throws Wolverine off sacrificing himself in the process. Stryker later finds out that the adamantium bonding did not work with him and orders his men to shoot Victor with adamantium killing him.

While Logan continues his search for Alkali Lake. He sees the military compound that Professor X was talking about. In the gate, he sees a white wolf.

He enters, but finds that nothing is left, but the walls that once surrounded the structure. It is now abandoned and demolished, to his disappointment. He then returns to the X-Mansion. Rogue hears Cyclops's motorcycle and happily runs to the entrance to see Logan returning home.

They hug and greet each other, and then Rogue introduces Bobby to Logan as her boyfriend. They shake hands and Bobby tells him to call him Iceman as he slightly freezes Logan's hand.

Logan then starts teasing the two on how they get along physically. Bobby answers that they're still working on that. Suddenly, Ororo comes down the stairs and welcomes Logan home, saying that he came just in time — they need a babysitter. Jean comes down after her and greets Logan, Storm leaves to get the jet ready. Bobby and Rogue leave too. Jean explains to Logan that she and Storm are heading to Boston and says that they won't be gone long — the Professor wants them to track down a mutant who attacked the President.

He starts flirting with her, when Scott walks down the staircase and asks him if he found what he was looking for. Logan answers him, and Jean kisses Scott goodbye, leaving towards the Hangar Bay. With Jean gone, Logan tells Scott that his bike needs gas, as he tosses him the keys. Scott replies that can Wolverine can fill it up himself, before tossing the keys back to him.

In Cerebro, the Professor is getting ready to find the mutant attacker. Wolverine enters and the Professor welcomes him back, but not before telling him to put out his cigar. Logan, looking for a place to put it out, finally decides to put it out on his palm, luckily the wound quickly heals. He asks Xavier if he wants him to leaves. Xavier tells him to stand still. Everything gets dark, and then millions of dotted lights appear.

Xavier explains that these lights represent every living person on the world — the white lights are human, the red are the mutants — through Cerebro he's connected to them and them to him. Logan changes the subject and says that he found the base in Alkali Lake, but there was nothing there. Xavier, seemingly ignoring Logan, says that the broken line represents the mutant who attacked the President — he's been having a hard time getting a lock on him.

Logan asks if he can just concentrate harder, and Xavier answers that he could, but it would kill the mutant they are trying to find. Just then, the mutant stops running, and his voice is heard, praying in German. Xavier leaves Cerebro, and Logan asks him to read his mind again. Xavier says that the results will be the same as before — the mind is not a box that can simply be unlocked and opened.

He has no doubt that Logan's amnesia, his adamantium skeleton and the claws are all connected, but sometimes the mind needs to discover things for itself. Before wheeling out, he asks Logan to watch over the kids that night, as he and Scott are going to visit an old friend. In the Institute, Logan is again having a nightmare about his past and about what Xavier told him earlier in Cerebro, and wakes up sweaty.

He walks downstairs, and hears the TV is on. One of the students, Jones , is sitting in front of the television and changes channels by blinking. Jones asks him if he can't sleep, and Logan jokingly asks "how can you tell? Logan walks to the kitchen, and finds Bobby eating ice-cream.

He opens the fridge and asks him if they got any beer, to which Bobby answers that it's a school. Wolverine asks if that's a no, and Bobby says it is. He asks if they got anything other than chocolate-milk, and Bobby answers they got soda. Logan takes a bottle of soda and hands it to Bobby, who softly blows ice into the bottle to cool it before Logan drinks it.

Logan asks Bobby how long he's been at the mansion. Bobby answers, a couple of years. He asks if his parents just sent him off to mutant school. He answers that they think he is attending a prep school. Logan changes the subject to Bobby's relationship with Rogue, and Bobby tells him that it's hard because he wants to be close to her, but can't.

All of a sudden, during their conversation, Logan's acute senses pick up on the intruders footsteps. He gets up and hushes Bobby. Logan leaves the kitchen, as a soldier sneaks in, almost shooting Bobby from behind. Logan grabs him out in time, though. Siryn , at the sight of the soldiers, releases a strong sonic scream heard throughout the school, shattering all the windows, wakes up the other students, and makes everyone shut their ears with their hands.

The soldier in the kitchen tries firing all over the place, but Bobby ducks in time. Logan goes to berserker rage and pops his claws in the soldier's chest, killing him in front of Bobby's eyes.

Logan and Bobby leave the kitchen and spot some soldiers. Logan tells Bobby to stay put and takes out the soldiers. Logan keeps taking out soldiers as Bobby runs to the elevator to go and find Rogue. Logan finds Colossus and hands him Jones, who Logan found unconscious. Peter says he can help him, but Logan tells him to help the kids. After Piotr and Jones enter the passage, Logan surprises more soldiers.

Soldiers run in front of Iceman, Rogue and Pyro , but Logan jumps at them and quickly takes them out with his claws. They run from some soldiers and enter an elevator, but Logan leaves right before it closes to confront the soldiers.

Suddenly, Stryker's voice is heard, telling them not to shoot him yet. Stryker calls him by codename and says that it's the last place he expected to find him in — he hasn't seen him in over 15 years.

Stryker, himself surprised to see Wolverine - the man he had worked with, experimented on, and severely injured decades earlier - in the mansion, reveals that he knows much about Wolverine. Logan doesn't remember Stryker and asks him who he is?

Before he can answer, though, a thick shield of ice separates them, Rogue and Bobby call Logan to come. Wanting to get answers, he tells them to go, he'll be fine, but Rogue says that they won't.

Stryker bombs the ice, but by then Logan and the kids are already heading to the garage and get into Cyclops's car. Pyro wants to drive, but Logan drives instead.

Rogue is in the passenger seat, and the boys are in the back. Logan starts the car with his claws, and they take off. The soldiers, meanwhile, get to the underground tunnels. On the road, Pyro asks what just happened, and Logan answers that his name is Stryker, but he can't remember who he is.

Pyro starts the CD player, but instead a communicator comes out. Wolverine says they should head to Boston, since that's where Storm and Jean were going. Bobby says that his parents live in Boston, where they seek refuge to rest and regain their bearings. In the Drake residence, Bobby and the others enter and Bobby calls for his family. Nobody's home and Bobby tells John not to burn anything, as he goes to find clothes for everyone. Downstairs, Logan tries to contact Jean through Scott's communicator but it's not working.

In the kitchen, Logan takes a bottle of beer from the fridge and, after sensing something near him, pops his claws; in front of the Drakes' cat. The cat isn't scared, as it starts licking Logan's claws. He hears the door open and retracts the claws, as Bobby's parents and brother enter and find him. The father, William Drake , asks him who he is, as Bobby rushes down the stairs and introduces him as Professor Logan. He says there's something he needs to tell them.

In the Drakes' living room, Bobby finishes telling his parents and brother about his mutation. Pyro is constantly playing with his lighter. Bobby's mother, Madeline Drake , starts asking her son when he first discovered he was a mutant, but can't ring herself to say it, Pyro completes her sentence.

William Drake asks John to understand that they thought Bobby was going to a school for the gifted, and Rogue tells him that Bobby is gifted. Madeline tells Bobby that they still love him, but these mutant problems are complicated. Logan cuts her off mid-sentence, and asks what mutant problems. William asks him what is he a professor of, and he answers, Art.

Rogue suggests that Bobby show his family what he can do, and Bobby freezes his mother's cup of coffee saying that he can do a lot more than that.

Madeline is shocked, and Pyro seems rather amused by this whole conversation, almost mocking the parents' attitude. The demonstration is about all that Bobby's brother, Ronny, can take and he leaves the living room angrily. Madeline says that this is all her fault, but Pyro again abuses the parents, saying that it's been discovered that males are the ones who carry the mutant gene and pass it on, so it's William's fault.

Ronny, listening from upstairs, calls the police. Cyclops' communicator beeps and Logan picks it up on the porch. On the porch, Logan tells Jean that no one's left in the Institute — soldiers came. Storm asks what about the children and Logan answers that some of them escaped, but he's not sure about the rest.

Jean tells him that they haven't been able to reach the Professor or Scott either. He tells them that he's in Boston with Bobby Drake's family and the women head there. He tells them to make it fast and hangs up. He goes back inside and tells the kids that they have to go now. In a hurry they all step out, Logan's claws out, and find that the house is surrounded by police cars. An officer tells him to drop the knives and put his hands in the air.

Logan asks what's going on, and Bobby is frustrated to realize that his brother called the police. From his bedroom window, Ronny is watching everything. On the porch, two officers break in and tell Bobby's parents to stand by the wall. Logan tells the officers that this is just a misunderstanding. They order him again to put the knives down, he tells them he can't. He puts his arm up in front of an officer, trying to reason with him, but the frightened officer shoots him in the forehead, and he drops.

While Wolverine was unconscious, John nearly torches Bobby's house to the point where Rogue was forced to use her powers to stop him. The fire all around them stops and he falls to his knees. Bobby watches as the wound on Logan's forehead heals and the bullet comes out. Just then, the jet lands in the yard and the mutants walk to it as none of the officers dares to hit them.

On the jet, the four mutants sit down. Wolverine asks who the new guy is. Kurt answers and tells him that in the Munich circus he was known as the incredible Nightcrawler. James Mangold's darkly realistic comic book movie, Logan , was a farewell to the character of Wolverine for actor Hugh Jackman. Taking inspiration from classic westerns such as Shane and Hondo , the film mainly had its roots in the alternate-universe storyline Old Man Logan that began in the third volume of Marvel Comics' Wolverine series.

On a desolate Earth, the United States has been divided amongst supervillains, and only a smattering of heroes remain, albeit severely wounded or officially retired from the hero business.

One such hero is Wolverine who, like a classic Western hero, goes in for one last job in order to save his family from a ruthless gang. The gang is led by none other than Bruce Banner, and it is made up of his large incestuous family started with cousin She-Hulk.

The story became a favorite among readers and eventually spawned its own series. It seems the Hulk-Wolverine rivalry is so popular that it spans universes and timelines.

In the universe of Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk, the Hulk has become public enemy 1. After surviving multiple execution attempts, the head of S. Betty Brant, a S. After breaking out of prison thanks to fellow mutant hero Forge, Wolverine goes head-to-head with Betty Brant, and the fight that ensues is brutal. Using a collar that resists any gamma transformation, Wolverine defeats the Ultimate She-Hulk by violently impaling her and forcing her to turn into her human self.

Ultimate Wolverine is a vicious and unflinching character, and not the grizzled Avenger most fans know so well. Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk has become a favorite among fans, but few new readers are aware of the miniseries' complicated and, at times, frustrating history of publication. Written by Lost co-creator Damon Lindelof and illustrated by artist Leinil Francis Yu who has worked for both Marvel and DC Comics , the six-issue story was a gritty, violent showdown between the two rivals.

The miniseries was originally slated to be published bi-monthly, but after the second issue was released, there was doubt about when the next issues would be published. But I would like to try my hand at stories about Wolverine at some point. Marvel Studios has a plan for several years ahead, so Wolverine will definitely not be introduced soon. So, the show already had an unexpected cameo of a team member and a possible Easter egg for another mutant.

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