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Next to nothing is currently known about Marvel’s Wolverine, and it will probably be some time before fans hear more about it while Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has its time in the sun. Insomniac is now ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Wolverine is a tank. His healing factor allows him to survive any wound and that, combined with ...

Wolverine is by far one of the most recognizable mutants in the Marvel Universe, and that's partly due to his Adamantium-laced skeleton and his iconic claws. While his skeleton has been upgraded ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook RELATED: Marvel Teases a Shocking Change to Logan’s Past in Wolverine #400 The bone claw era ...

The first trailer for X-Men ’97 ended with a dramatic shot featuring two popular X-Men. The agile Gambit jumped on the back of Wolverine, and charged his adamantium claws with explosive energy. While ...

Scientists believe that when the frog is threatened, it extends bone claws out of its toe pads in a way that is reminescent of Wolverine. "At rest, the claws of T. robustus, found on the hind feet ...

The bone claws are back! In this new image from The Wolverine, Hugh Jackman once again sports his bare-bone – literally – claws that were first featured in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. First Look: 'The ...

No image of Marvel's Wolverine is complete without his signature claws, a result of his animal-like mutation that allows him to wield three razor-sharp blades from each fist. But despite more than ...

Wolverine looks much the same as always, judging from the first official pic from the Wolverine movie... except that the killer mutant's claws are way longer. Those things look 18 inches long, or more ...