Wolverine turns 50 in 2024. While the hero came to prominence because of his time with the X-Men, the ol’Canucklehead has also had some amazing solo adventures. Wolverine became an A-list character as the years have gone on, and unlike many other A-listers, Wolverine has had something of an arc. The character began his existence as a loner, and teamwork was often very difficult for him. As the years went by, the character progressed, learning to be a team player and making the X-Men into his family. This growth has been important to the character’s portrayal, and Wolverine became the first Marvel character to be a member of all three major teams – the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, and the Avengers.This has given many the impression that Wolverine is best in team situations. Even portrayals of Wolverine outside of comics have played this aspect up, as most people learned about him from X-Men: The Animated Series and the Fox X-Men movies. However, Wolverine fans, those who have followed the character through comics and pop culture, know otherwise. Many of Wolverine’s best stories have seen him on his own, and the character often works much better in a solo capacity. Wolverine with the X-Men is great, but Wolverine by himself can reach heights of brilliance that he just can’t when he’s teamed with others.However, creator Len Wein, the writer of The Incredible Hulk and one of Marvel’s editors, got the job of revitalizing the X-Men with artist Dave Cockrum in Giant-Size X-Men #1 and brought the ol’Canucklehead with him. Wolverine joined the cast of the X-Men and when the success of Giant-Size spurred Marvel to dig X-Men (Vol. 1) out of reprints, Chris Claremont took over chronicling Wolverine’s adventures with the team in the book that would become Uncanny X-Men, the biggest comic book of the 1980s and 90s. Claremont made the X-Men stars and truly made Wolverine the best there is at what he does.
Wolverine turns 50 in 2024. While the hero came to prominence because of his time with the X-Men, the ol’Canucklehead has also had some amazing solo adventures. Wolverine became an A-list character as the years have gone on, and unlike many other A-listers, Wolverine has had something of an arc. The character began his existence as a loner, and teamwork was often very difficult for him. As the years went by, the character progressed, learning to be a team player and making the X-Men into his family. This growth has been important to the character’s portrayal, and Wolverine became the first Marvel character to be a member of all three major teams – the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, and the Avengers.
This has given many the impression that Wolverine is best in team situations. Even portrayals of Wolverine outside of comics have played this aspect up, as most people learned about him from X-Men: The Animated Series and the Fox X-Men movies. However, Wolverine fans, those who have followed the character through comics and pop culture, know otherwise. Many of Wolverine’s best stories have seen him on his own, and the character often works much better in a solo capacity. Wolverine with the X-Men is great, but Wolverine by himself can reach heights of brilliance that he just can’t when he’s teamed with others.
However, creator Len Wein, the writer of The Incredible Hulk and one of Marvel’s editors, got the job of revitalizing the X-Men with artist Dave Cockrum in Giant-Size X-Men #1 and brought the ol’Canucklehead with him. Wolverine joined the cast of the X-Men and when the success of Giant-Size spurred Marvel to dig X-Men (Vol. 1) out of reprints, Chris Claremont took over chronicling Wolverine’s adventures with the team in the book that would become Uncanny X-Men, the biggest comic book of the 1980s and 90s. Claremont made the X-Men stars and truly made Wolverine the best there is at what he does.
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