Adamantium is the nearly unbreakable metal grafted onto Wolverine’s skeleton. It’s what makes him practically invincible, and is why his claws are so deadly. Wolverine can cut through an army of ...

Wolverine's long-anticipated arrival in the MCU finally happened in Deadpool & Wolverine, and with it came the return of the debate about Marvel's strongest metal: adamantium or vibranium. The Marvel ...

The fictional metal known as Adamantium has played a key role in Marvel storytelling for decades. Of course, much of its history centers around the iconic X-Men member Wolverine. The ...

The fictional metal known as Adamantium has played a key role in Marvel storytelling for decades. Of course, much of its history centers around the iconic X-Men member Wolverine.

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.

The Wolverine that appeared in Hulk was different from the one we’ve grown to love – or, at least, tolerate. For one thing, he was originally going to be a teenager whose claws were attached ...

Today's spoilersplosion includes new rumors about a death in Wolverine. And there are hints about characters on Lost, Smallville and Chuck wearing bullseyes. Plus BSG, Dollhouse, Fringe and Heroes.

Eat your heart out, Wolverine. The X-Men superhero won’t be the only one with metal fused into his skeleton if a new titanium foam proves suitable for replacing and strengthening damaged bones.

Magneto ripped the adamantium off Wolverine's skeleton in X-Men '97, and the director talked about ... Part Two,” when Magneto used his metal-manipulating powers to rip the adamantium from ...

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.