Debuting in "Avengers" #66 in 1969 when Ultron used it as a metal to create a new body, Adamantium is a virtually indestructible substance that can withstand the strength of some of Marvel's most ...

The fictional metal known as Adamantium has played a key role in Marvel storytelling for decades. Of course, much of its history centers around the iconic X-Men member Wolverine.

However, while the metal claws are an iconic part of Wolverine's image, the mutant superhero went through a phase where he had no adamantium bonded to his skeleton and claws.

When he emerged, Wolverine’s bone claws were now coated in adamantium, transforming them into razor-sharp, indestructible weapons capable of slicing through almost anything—from steel to stone, even ...

The fictional metal known as Adamantium has played a key role in Marvel storytelling for decades. Of course, much of its history centers around the iconic X-Men member Wolverine.

Regardless.) But, we quickly learn that the mystery MCU metal is Adamantium, which the authorities discovered within the corpse of the Celestial in the Indian Ocean. Yeah, the one from Eternals!

Think about it: adamantium is central to Wolverine’s “unbeatable beserker” schtick and mysterious backstory. The indestructible metal alloy covers Logan’s claws and skeleton, making the ...

When Captain America: Brave New World ‘s trailer dropped the word “adamantium,” fans went wild about the MCU finally teasing Wolverine’s arrival. After all, the indestructible metal is ...

Marvel geeks and fans, rejoice, we are closer than ever to the introduction of Adamantium in the MCU. The upcoming feature Captain America: Brave New World will finally introduce the iconic metal ...

Adamantium was first introduced in Marvel Comics in 1963’s Avengers #66. The metal is a man-made substance created by metallurgist Dr. Myron MacLain. The Avengers themselves tested the metal’s ...