At the end of “Tolerance is Extinction - Part 2,” Magneto rips the adamantium out of Wolverine’s body, in a moment ripped straight from the pages of 1993’s X-Men #25, and originally ...

While some fans dismiss Wolverine's "Bone Claw era," losing the adamantium was the best thing that could have happened to ...

It would still take two more years, however, for Wolverine to get his Adamantium back. As in X-Men: The Animated Series , X-Men ’97 largely uses Wolverine as a heavy, only hinting at his tragic ...

In 1993, Marvel took a huge risk—Magneto ripped the adamantium out of Wolverine’s body, leaving him feral, noseless (yup), and rocking bone claws. This shake-up lasted six years, ...

Magneto ripped the adamantium off Wolverine's skeleton in X-Men '97, ... We always knew we were TV-14, but how do you rip the adamantium out of somebody and try and make that anything less.

The all-new Wolverine #1 is here as part of Marvel's big 'From the Ashes' relaunch of the X-Men line, and writer Saladin Ahmed, artist Martín Cóccolo, color artist Bryan Valenza, and letterer ...

Of course, no one wouldn’t want to leave out the Merc with a Mouth’s clawed friend, and so the two companies have now debuted a corresponding Wolverine-themed controller. The gamepad sports a ...

Colossus then crushed Wolverine’s throat and ripped off his arm, telling his old tovarisch, “I am sorry it ended this way.” With a SNIKT, Wolverine plunged his adamantium claws into Colossus ...