Ryan Reynolds is trying to focus on our conversation. But all he can think about is the script pulled up on his laptop. The ...

Writer and former MUK editor Alan Cowsill, who wrote the strip, recalls the custom comic was commissioned by Tim Quinn, ...

But there was a clear gap between the end of this Ogun situation and when Wolverine and Kitty arrive in New York in Uncanny X-Men #192, and we were thrilled Chris was ready to show what happened ...

The cover of 1975's Giant-Size X-Men #1 is one of the most recognizable comic covers ever, showing off the new X-Men characters who would go on to take the team from a Marvel Comics also-ran to ...

In Uncanny X-Men #251, Wolverine disassociates while being tortured by Donald Pierce and the anti-mutant terrorists The Reavers. In Witchblade #170, a murder victim was found, beheaded and ...

Wolverine #1 kicks off his solo series with a samurai twist, showcasing Miller's ninja influence and iconic dynamic pose. Uncanny X-Men #173 marks a turning point for Rogue and Wolverine's ...

Jay Maidment/20th Century Studios andMarvel Studios This is a reference to the cover art for "Uncanny X-Men" issue No. 251, which depicts a crucified Wolverine.

The horrifically crucified Wolverine on a planet of bloody bones that Deadpool stumbles across is a reference to the famous Marc Silvestri cover of Uncanny X-Men #251.

That shot recreates (via ugly digital effects) Marc Silvestri’s cover to Uncanny X-Men #251 from 1989, in which Donald Pierce and the Reavers (the bad guys in Logan) capture Wolverine and put ...