Considering just how old Wolverine is, it shouldn't surprise anyone that Marvel has played with his looks and abilities a lot over the years. Recently, the upgraded Wolverine's Adamantium skeleton ...

It coats the skeleton and claws of both Wolverine and X-23. Both Wolverine and his female clone from the movie, Laura (a.k.a. X-23), have skeletons coated in the hardy metal.

When Weapon X coated Logan’s skeleton and bone claws with the unbreakable metal called Adamantium, they made Wolverine one of the most lethal weapons in the Marvel Universe.

Laura Kinney, X-23, the new Wolverine of the Marvel Universe and current X-Men member, does not have an adamantium skeleton, just adamantium claws, in her hands and her feet.

Wolverine’s Adamantium skeleton and the Weapon X program are a recurring major plot point in Fox’s series of X-Men films. Advertisement. Advertisement. Advertisement. Advertisement.

Wolverine survived, and his bone claws re-emerged (in 1993’s Wolverine #75). With his healing factor weakened and now without his adamantium-laced skeleton, Wolverine left the X-Men that same issue.

Wolverine has always been fond of his skeleton and so, sheathed his claws. Sadly, Gambit isn't a man of his word. He shoved his staff into Wolverine's mouth and channelled his power through it ...

Wolverine’s adamantium skeleton is about as famous as Captain America’s shield, or Iron Man’s gauntlets. But the VFX artists kept going back to the fact that the Zombie Wolverine needed more.

Wolverine spent most of the ’90s without his metal skeleton, and X-Men ’97 is now no different. Here’s what happens when Logan loses his adamantium ...