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Pre History
In the latter half of the 20th century, the Canadian government subjected Logan to a bizarre battery of experiments intended to forge the ultimate killing machine. Weapon X scientists grafted the indestructible metal adamantium to Logan’s skeleton and bone claws, and introduced memory implants that shaped his past to suit their ends. Combined with the earlier effects of his healing factor, these false memories have made it impossible for Logan to discern fact from fi ction when recalling his former life. He now knows little of his past, save that it was fraught with pain and loss.
Wolverine was working as an operative for the Canadian government when he accepted Professor X’s offer to join the X-Men. Logan chose to stay on partly out of his belief in Xavier’s vision for the co-existence of humans and mutants, and partly because of his attraction to Jean Grey. During his time with the X-Men, Logan has worked to regain his lost memories, but virtually every answer leads him to even more new questions.
Although he would rarely admit it, Logan remains with the X-Men because he feels the team is the closest thing he has to a family in the world. Serving with the X-Men has given Logan what he had been missing for so long: a cause worth fi ghting for.
Still somewhat uncontrollable and unpredictable in battle, and prone to an occasional berserker rage, Wolverine has proven to be a tremendous asset to the team; he continues to make his home in Xavier’s mansion. Haunted by half-forgotten demons, he fi ghts for those who can’t fi ght for themselves.
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X-Men X-Men!
The most celebrated and hardened fighter in Xavier's school Wolverine is a melee machine. Distance is the only effective defense against him, since his Adamantium claws deliver lethal damage.
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X-Men vs Street Fighter
The man known only as Logan had his skeleton forcibly augmented with adamantium, a nearly indestructible metal. He has a super-healing ability that makes him nearly resistant to physical harm, chemicals and poisonous gasses. Wolverine once worked as a secret agent for the Canadian government but refused to follow their protocol. He severed his ties with the Canadian government and joined Professor Charles Xavier's mutant group -- the X-Men.
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Fate of Two Worlds
This Canadian member of the X-Men is the best there is at what he does, with his healing factor and adamantium claws. But what he does isn't very nice.
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The Birth of the X-Men
Logan was taken by a group of scientists as part of the Weapon X program, to perfect and use a technique that would bond the indestructible element adamantium to human bone cells. Logan's skeleton was bonded to the adamantium, and he was indoctrinated into the Weapon X assassin program.
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Weapon X
A man with both beastly ferocity and an unyielding desire to protect the innocent, Logan was a test subject for the secretive Weapon X program. The indestructible metal Adamantium was grafted onto his skeleton, rendering him nearly immortal. His razor sharp claws can slice through anything.
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Berserker Fury--Weapon X Style!
Combine pure, savage fury with indestructible razor-sharp claws and you get the X-Man known as Wolverine! With his adamantium-laced skeleton and claws, and his mutant healing factor, Wolverine is virtually unbeatable! Long years of training, from his days as the Canadian government's Weapon X, to his time with the X-Men, have made Wolverine the perfect fighting machine.
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The Infinity Gems
The man known only as Logan had his skeleton forcibly augmented with adamantium, a nearly indestructible metal. He has a super-healing ability that makes him incredibly resistant to physical harm, chemicals and poisonous gasses. Wolverine once worked as a secret agent for the Canadian government but would not follow their protocol. He severed his ties with the Canadian government and joined Professor Charles Xavier's mutant group - The X-Men.
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