Wolverine’s Claws Were FAKE

Wolverine’s Claws Were FAKE
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[spobsquare]

I also believe in an episode of X men the animated series, When Logan is remembering his WW2 days, and when he was on a mission with Captain America, He uses claw gloves and gives Captain America a pair too

[emberparadox]

It's more that the claws being part of his gloves were discussed during the character's creation but were instead canonically implanted in him during the adamantium bonding process with his skeleton. It wasn't until the Fatal Attraction arc when Magneto ripped his adamantium out that his backstory got changed so that his claws were always bone and just coated with adamantium.

[gatodestructo]

My favorite Wolverine expanded ability was when he gained the Powers of the Phoenix Force, not only giving him the super-heated Adamantium claws, but Pyrokenesis in general. I definitely believe that Phoenix Force Wolverine is PEAK Wolverine.

[RefugioVillegasIII]

Heating the claws was the best feature. Especially in a video game setting.

[tylergoodman]

I'm glad they made the claws apart of Wolverine's body; couldn't imagine them just being for show. 💯🎉

[dbears]

Honestly given he had his hotclaws after being resurrected it would have been better if they said they came from a left over spark of hell fire or pf or combination of the two that was used to bring him back and was triggered by his berserker rage instead of a super charged healing factor fueling them, especially since when not using them it didn't seem like his healing factor was improved

[gtaylor]

Yep in his debut he just had some superhuman agility and senses. No healing factor, and his claws were part of his gloves.

[Triple_Ace]

Would have been trash. Claws being in his hands are way better

[NotTooStraight]

What makes comics so awesome is that they aren’t just one man’s character. Many people come together to create these iconic characters.

[Nytellem]

There’s a saying: “If it ain’t broke…Don’t Fix it.”

[koolkaleb]

One of the few retcons that actually help the story

[Marky]

The claws were originally just attached to his gloves. Then it became surgically implanted blades where Weapon X re-arranged his arm muscles which, back then, was already kinda iffy because of his healing factor. Then, finally, retconned again as it became a natural mutation with his bone claws.

[Subxenox]

The coolest part is that when the adamantium was removed from his skeleton, his mutation kept changing and he obtained more animalistic features. All of his senses were dramatically increased, his skin thickened into an extremely dense hide, he could see in the dark etc. The adamantium was killing him, but also preventing him from reaching his full potential. Without the adamantium he could live seemingly forever, as his healing factor would theoretically always outpace the overall death of his cells.

[jaiiserviin_]

Him being able to heat his claws sounds sweet i swear people be so picky😂

[IsaiahWayne]

I just watched Deadpool & Wolverine today. Lol

[xCreepyKidsx]

The knife gloves were stupid anyway. They'd be completely impractical and he could've just used actual knives or guns instead if they had went that route. He'd have just been a Canadian Punisher with a healing factor and some animal like senses. Making the claws part of his mutation was superior in every way.

[insaneboy]

Heat claws seem like the most badass idea ever 😭😭😭

[magic]

I think hot claws would be cool as like a rare thing, if it’s a supercharge of his healing factor it would be cool if it was a temporary side effect of focusing his healing factor in his hands to fix a broken off claw or something

[Ratciclefan]

At some point he was going to be a literal wolverine that turned human somehow

[oliversimpkins]

The glove claws were only in his first appearance when he fought the Hulk, when he debuted in X-men it became his normal skeleton