In the 2012 film, no, Wolverine did not appear. The rights of Wolverine are owned by 20th Century Fox, and the Avengers are owned by Marvel Entertainment.
In the comics, however, he is frequently a member of the Avengers.
No, but it does include Hawkeye, the Black Widow, Iron Man, Thor, the Hulk and Captain America.
No, Wolverine is not in the Captain America movie. The makers of the movie intended him to have been in the squad that Captain America assembled,but that idea got scrapped.
Technically, he is. He is not apart of the "Avengers" movie though. So, he is sometimes.
Yes, Wolverine was once a member of The Avengers like many other superheroes.
No, he is part of the X-Men
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Yes. It is called The Wolverine. Hugh Jackman plays Wolverine when Wolverine travels to Japan to train with a samurai warrior.
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There are currently two Wolverine movies that have been released but there is an unnamed Wolverine movie set to be released in 2017 . In 2009, X-Men Origins: Wolverine and in 2013 The Wolverine movie was released. The character Wolverine has appeared in almost 60 movies and TV shows.
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The wolverine.
wolverine came into the animal that name "wolverine".
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Predators eat meat, wolverine feeds on meat => the wolverine is a predator :)
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this is a simple question... no. Wolverine is his nickname. Logan is his real name. And wolverine the x-man is his superhero name- sorta.
Yes. It is called The Wolverine. Hugh Jackman plays Wolverine when Wolverine travels to Japan to train with a samurai warrior.
Wolverine can heal himself so Wolverine would win.
Wolverine, as in the animal = glotón Wolverine, as in the X-Men character = Lobezno in Spain
A male wolverine is simply called a wolverine. Baby wolverines are called kits. The wolverine has great strength and can kill prey many times its size.