Wolverine's Tragic Origin - Once A Sickly Child Became Marvel's One Of The Strongest Superhero

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When it comes to the X-Men from the Marvel comics, none is unaware of the character Logan, aka Wolverine. The character appearing for the first time in 1974 is undoubtedly one of our favorites at the moment, especially after the movies, where Australian actor Hugh Jackman gave phenomenal performances. Wolverine was a mutant who could rapidly heal from practically any wound and tear and kill all opponents with his razor-sharp adamantium claws. Wolverine’s healing abilities make it difficult for anyone to guess his age, and the character has lived for 100s of years. He is also believed to have fought alongside Captain America during World War II. Wolverine was not born with adamantium claws. His claws were bone-like before being operated upon, after which his endoskeleton was fused and transformed into Adamantium. The character’s rage is similar to Hulk, and there is practically no way to stop an angry Wolverine. Throughout his long life, he had his fair share of love, pain, and fights. Despite having different plots for his origin there is one thing that is common in every storyline and that is his tragedy.In today’s video, we will be unfolding the character’s origins from different media and also notable stories. So, without any further delay let us dive into the origins of Wolverine.