Wolverine (Marvel)

Wolverine is a human (well, mutant) in the Generation 1 and Movie continuity families.

He's the best there is at what he does, and what he does is make gratuitous guest appearances.

Wolverine, aka Logan, is a diminutive military veteran cowboy from Canada who's famous for acting as a superhero. He is not Peter Cullen. He is, however, Scott McNeil. And Neil Ross. And Steve Blum.

His fleshy, hairy human exterior seems to hide some sort of metallic infrastructure, which is not unheard of by Transformers. A mutant (no, not a Mutant... or that kind of mutant either), he has hyperadvanced healing abilities and incredibly acute senses.

He's also a completely unlikable asshole. Naturally, this means he is nigh-indestructible and completely unstoppable and just rules over everything... Prowl is probably having flashbacks.

Fiction

The New Avengers/The Transformers

Wolverine was one of the Avengers sent to investigate the conflict between Latveria and Symkaria caused by the Decepticons. After entering a dome structure, the Avengers were attacked by the building's defenses and Spider-Man got kidnapped, which upset Wolverine. When the Autobots arrived, Wolverine was confused by a talkin' truck. The only recourse was to attack the talkin' truck. Man and Machine, Part One

Transformers (2007) film continuity

When Robert Epps thought triple claw marks left in a thick steel wall were the result of an attack by Freddy Krueger, Glen Whitmann pointed out that Freddy Krueger's got four claws. "That was Wolverine!" With a voice lacking any hint of humor, Agent Simmons replied that his comment was very funny. Transformers

Crossovers

Someone built Wolverine a large transforming battle suit which was both faster and more resistant to damage than any other mechs on the market. It mimics Wolverine's abilities by having advanced self-repair systems and sharp claws that can cut through metal.

Toys

Crossovers

The most famous Canadian in the world.

• Wolverine (Crossovers, 2008)

Wolverine transforms from a blue and yellow "rally truck" (with spare tires!) into a robot with two pairs of forks very blunt claws.

You better stop worrying about my colors... and start worrying about these! *ka-shing*

• Wolverine (Crossovers, 2009)

A redeco of the previous toy, with brown replacing the blue and some ever-so-slight changes to the paint layout.

• Wolverine (Crossovers, 2009?)

Redecoed once more, this Wolverine is done up in black, silver and red.

External links

• Wolverine at Marvel Database
• Wolverine at Wikipedia