Wolverine (comics)

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Wolverine in other media

Wolverine, as the most prominent member of the X-Men, has been the only X-Man to have been included in every adaptation of the X-Men franchise into non-comics media (including film, television, and computer and video games), and is the only X-Man to have starred in his own video game.

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Film - Television - Computer and video games

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His voice was provided by Cathal J. Dodd in the 1990s X-Men animated television series and in the Marvel vs. Capcom series of fighting games. In the 2000s animated television series ', his voice was provided by Scott McNeil. In the X-Men movies, he was played by Hugh Jackman, a 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) actor as opposed to Wolverine's traditional height in the comics of 5'3". In the movie tie-in video game ', his voice was provided by Mark Hamill. Steven Blum provided the voice for Wolverine in the video game series X-Men Legends.

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Cathal J. Dodd - 1990s - X-Men - Animated television series - Marvel vs. Capcom - Fighting game - 2000s - Scott McNeil - ''X-Men'' movies - Hugh Jackman - Mark Hamill - Steven Blum - X-Men Legends

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In ', Wolverine is a distant man with a past shrouded in mystery. His memories reduced to a flashing series of contradictory images, Logan comes to the Xavier Institute at the behest of Professor X. The object of fear, awe and speculation on the part of the students, he inspires the X-Men in good (providing battle tips after clandestinely watching Danger Room sessions) and bad (inspiring conflict between the core group of X-Men simply by virtue of his loner status and aggressive behaviour) ways.

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