20 LISTSWolverineLists about the Marvel mutant known as Logan.
Logan's Long List of Lovers
Trivia & Fun Facts to Know
Bad Things That Happened to Him in the Comics
The Best Alternate Interpretations
Times X-23 Was a Total Bada**
The Funniest Moments in Wolverine Comics
Hilarious Memes Even Deadpool Would Laugh At
Wolverine Is So F*cked Up
His Evolution in the Comics
Actors Who Could Play Wolverine
Things from Old Man Logan Comic
Wolverine's Villains & Foes, Ranked
Best Storylines in the Comics
Maybe He Isn't Really That Cool?
Every Wolverine in the Comics
Corny Memes
Times Wolverine Went Too Far
The Timeline of Logan's Whole Long Life
The Greatest Ever Wolverine Costumes
Ranking Every Wolverine in the Comics
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Updated October 13, 2018 754 votes 134 voters
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Hey, bub, we're ranking every Wolverine in the Marvel comics universe. Along with all Wolverine incarnations that appeared in the comic books, this list also includes alternate versions as well as villains who became Wolverine. Who is your favorite Wolverine?
Everyone knows the original Wolverine Logan, but did you know that superheroes, like Deadpool and Spider-Man, have worn Wolverine's costume? Several enemies have worn the suit and used the Wolverine alias, like Daken, Rancor, and Gorgon. Other comic book characters who were Wolverine include X-23, Spider-Woman, and Jubilee.
Vote for the best Wolverine in comics. This ranking of every Wolverine displays pictures of the characters in costume and their comic book appearances.
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James "Logan" Howlett
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As Seen In: Marvel Comics Presents, The New Avengers
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