Did you know Wolverine's skeleton was almost completely made of adamantium? It was thankfully changed to only being coated with it! Wolverine's bone claws were introduced when his adamantium was ...

Wolverine has had many ups and downs throughout his life, but the time Magneto pulled out his adamantium skeleton changed his ...

Where did they end up, and will Wolverine be able to properly heal from what Magneto did to him even with his impressive regenerative ability? If You Didn't Know A-Lister Brie Larson Was Also A ...

Wolverine manages to stab Magneto. Despite being seriously wounded, Magneto manages to start ripping the adamantium out of Logan’s skeleton. Ouch. This is, in fact, a callback to 1993’s X-Men ...

Wolverine’s adamantium skeleton is his defining characteristic, which is why the ending of X-Men (Vol. 2) #25 was so shocking. Magneto had detonated a planet-crippling EMP and the X-Men sprang ...

if I’m Magneto, I don’t even bother with Wolverine. I just yank out his skeleton and be done with him.” And there was dead silence for a moment, and then everyone looked at me and said ...

In it, an enraged Magneto ripped the Adamantium out ... Adamantium in Fox’s X-Men Films Wolverine’s Adamantium skeleton and the Weapon X program are a recurring major plot point in Fox ...

During the “Fatal Attractions” storyline in 1993’s X-Men #25, Magneto, mutant master of ... and now without his adamantium-laced skeleton, Wolverine left the X-Men that same issue.

when an incensed Magneto ripped out Wolverine’s Adamantium skeleton. Wolverine #75 (1993), written by Larry Hama and penciled by Andy Kubert, deals with the immediate aftermath of Magneto’s ...

Why would the X-Men employ Wolverine, a guy with a metal skeleton, to fight Magneto, a guy who controls metal with his mind? Sure, occasional stories addressed this question, at least by having ...