Logan, also known as Wolverine, was created by writer Len Wein and artist John Romita Sr., making his first full appearance in The Incredible Hulk #181.
The first solo comic series titled 'Wolverine' was launched, focusing on the character's own stories and background.
Logan's iconic yellow and blue costume, designed to be more visually striking, was introduced in the character's solo series.
Hugh Jackman was cast to play Logan in the film 'X-Men', marking the beginning of a lengthy portrayal of the character in cinema.
The film 'X-Men' was released, introducing Logan to a new audience in the cinematic universe, portrayed by Hugh Jackman.
A standalone film exploring Logan's origin story was released, deepening the real-world narrative of the character.
The film 'Logan' was released, depicting an older version of the character and receiving critical acclaim for its mature storytelling.
Logan, also known as James Howlett, is born in Alberta, Canada to rich plantation owners.
Logan discovers his mutant abilities, including accelerated healing and bone claws, after a traumatic incident during his youth.
Logan adopts the codename 'Wolverine' as he begins his journey as a mutant warrior and mercenary.
Logan is captured and subjected to the Weapon X program, where adamantium is bonded to his skeleton, enhancing his abilities.
Logan joins the X-Men, becoming a core member and mentor to younger mutants.
Logan engages in a lifelong rivalry with Sabretooth, a fellow mutant with similar powers.
Struggles with amnesia and loss of past memories due to experiments and trauma.
Logan takes on the responsibility of mentoring Laura Kinney, a clone created from his DNA.
Logan sacrifices himself to save mutantkind, marking the end of his journey.
