My favorite was Deadpool and Wolverine movie!

I think I became obsessed with xmen 90s cartoons. Then the live action movies. Yea those movies were not perfect but they are still fun to watch in my opinion.

My mine is x men tas and x2 xmen united one had best actions in flim and other had heartwarming moments with nightcrwals.

my favorite wolverine appearance is in a short comic a night out with spider-man and wolverine. wolverine wears a regular jacketed fit with an optional cowl and i really dig the look. the story however is a touching tale of a lonely old man(Logan) finding companionship with a younger better man than him (peter). Logan reveals its his birthday and he wanted to spend it w someone who he knew would still hold hope for wolverines character on his birthday.

The 1982 Chris Claremont run is probably my favoring by a long mile, it’s so foundational and pivotal for the character we know and love as Wolverine, I also enjoy the first Origins run, the cover art of Logan’s hand dripping blood from his claws is striking

My favorite wolverine appearance is of course in Deadpool & wolverine

Gotta be the Hulk VS animated film. It was so fun with solid cameos and was my introduction to Steve Blum as Wolverine who quickly became my favorite.

The origins Wolverine game for ps2 was my favorite game it was so awesome also loved the origins movie aswell

I think the best appearance was the Deadpool and Wolverine movie. Out of all the movies that’s where they did him the best. Specially when they showed him in his official blue and yellow outfit! That was the best

My favorite Wolverine appearance has to be Deadpool & Wolverine. Seeing Hugh Jackman finally wear the classic yellow Wolverine suit was something I honestly never thought we'd get to see. The movie was hilarious, but underneath all the chaos, I loved how it gave Logan another chance to be the hero.

Both Season 1 episode 10 of Ultimate Spider-Man and Issues 66-67 of the comic series, Peter Parker and Logan have a body swap experience. The hilarity of Peter and seriousness of Logan has always been my favorite Wolverine interactions. But there will always be a special place in my heart for my holo edition of Wolverine Vol 100 (1988).

My favorite Wolverine appearance has to be Marvel Anime: Wolverine. I love how different this version feels compared to the usual X-Men stories. The Japanese setting fits Logan surprisingly well, especially with the samurai influence and the way the story explores his connection to Japan.

My favorite Wolverine appearance in a TV show is X-Men: Evolution. I really liked seeing Wolverine interact with a younger generation of mutants. He still had that rough personality, but you could see his softer side whenever he was protecting the younger X-Men.

My favorite Wolverine appearance has to be Wolverine and the X-Men. I really like seeing Logan take on more of a leadership role while still being the same stubborn, aggressive Wolverine we know. Watching him try to keep the team together made this version really memorable for me.

My favorite Wolverine appearance is definitely X-Men '97. I love that they kept so much of what made the original Wolverine great while giving him a modern presentation. He still has that classic attitude and stubbornness, but you can also see how much he genuinely cares about the X-Men.

My favorite Wolverine appearance has to be X-Men: The Animated Series. That version of Logan is basically the Wolverine I picture in my head when I think of the character. The voice, the attitude, the costume, and his relationship with the other X-Men were all perfect. Absolutely iconic.

My favorite Wolverine appearance in gaming right now has to be Marvel Rivals. I love how aggressive he feels in combat, especially when you start chaining his abilities together. He actually feels like Logan—get in close, pop the claws, and just keep going until everyone is down.

My favorite Wolverine appearance in a game is Marvel vs. Capcom 2. Wolverine flying across the screen with those claws out is just pure chaos in the best possible way. He's ridiculously fun to play, and seeing him go up against all those Capcom characters is still one of my favorite Marvel gaming memories.

My favorite Wolverine appearance has to be Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. Wolverine was one of the first characters I always picked whenever I played. Having him fight alongside all those other Marvel heroes was just incredibly fun, and he felt exactly like the unstoppable brawler you'd expect.

My favorite Wolverine appearance in gaming is definitely Marvel's Wolverine. We haven't even gotten the full game yet, but Insomniac's take on Logan already has me incredibly excited. If they bring the same attention to character and storytelling that they gave Spider-Man, I think this could become one of Wolverine's best video game appearances.

My favorite Wolverine appearance in a game has to be X-Men Origins: Wolverine. That game understood exactly how brutal Wolverine should feel. The healing factor, the claws, the combat—it actually made you feel like you were playing as Logan instead of just controlling another superhero.

Hello my name is Ethan Steen. I've been a fan of Wolverine since I was a child. My favorite form of Wolverine media was in the animated short film, Hulk vs Wolverine. I loved it so much I even took it to a friend's house so we could watch it.

My favorite Wolverine appearance is The Wolverine. I really enjoyed seeing Logan outside of the usual X-Men setting and putting him in Japan. The samurai influence, the fights, and Logan struggling with his own immortality made this feel like a very different kind of Wolverine story.

My favorite Wolverine appearance has to be X2. I think this is where Hugh Jackman really started showing how much depth Wolverine has beyond just being the guy with claws. His fight scenes were incredible, but the emotional side of Logan is what really made this version stand out to me.

My favorite Wolverine appearance is definitely the original X-Men movie. Hugh Jackman walking into that first movie as Logan and basically introducing Wolverine to a whole new generation is iconic. The attitude, the claws, the one-liners—everything about him just worked.