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 ...

Wolverine's claws are stretching and moving freely, meaning that the uncanny ability to manipulate and extend his body isn't limited by the adamantium covering his skeleton. The cosmic rays gave ...

When Weapon X coated Logan’s skeleton and bone claws with the unbreakable metal called Adamantium, they made Wolverine one of the most lethal weapons in the Marvel Universe. Named after the ...

Watching Bryan Singer's X-Men (2000) in 4K exposes screw marks on Hugh Jackman's Wolverine's claws. The evident screws in ...

For sharp-eyed fans, this was a clear sign that Marvel had been laying groundwork. Wolverine’s bones are laced with adamantium, his claws cut through nearly anything because of it, and his pain, his ...

2011’s Astonishing X-Men #45 introduced a version of Wolverine who was a member of the cross-dimensional X-Men, Captain James Howlett, whose Adamantine-laced claws and skeleton made him ...

When Wolverine first made his comic book ... in Marvel Comics Presents #72–84 that we learned Logan’s claws were a part of his skeleton. His bones were bonded with Adamantium in a horrifying ...

And though its true nature has yet to be revealed, whatever it is that Wolverine's about to encounter is connected to the very Adamantium that lines his bones and claws. In the Canadian wilderness ...

Get ready to slice and dice up your collection as Batting Version Deadpool has arrived, and, yes, with the adamantium skeleton ... Wolverine's bones and an extra pair of Deadpool hands with claws ...

Fun fact: in this debut, Wolverine’s Adamantium claws are affixed to his gloves, not extensions of his skeleton. Wolverine’s now-classic yellow threads came with Giant-Size X-Men #1 (1975).