Wolverine's original name was James Hollett, born in a wealthy family in Canada at the end of the 19th century, he was born with frail body but sturdy bones, and his family was not harmonious, so little James was introverted and withdrawn. He has been living such a peaceful and boring life until one night, the gardener Logan killed his father. The loss of his father inspired little James to have a strange ability in his body, and he grew out of his body " Bone Claw," James Jr. kills Logan with Bone Claw. However, what I didn't expect was that Logan was actually the biological father of little James. The biological father told Wolverine about his life experience before he died. So little James and his brother Victor fled. After that, the two participated in many wars, from World War I to the Vietnam Campaign. Later, the two brothers were recruited by General Stryker to engage in special work. Wolverine, who was tired of killing people, later left the organization and went to a forest farm in Canada to work as lumberjacks and changed their name to Logan. Logan, who was on the run, felt both fear and disgust at his natural ability, so he gave up on himself. Until one time, he met and fell in love with a woman of Indian descent "Silver Fox" Kaia in the forest. Kaia was later killed by Wolverine's older brother Victor (Saber-Toothed Tiger), and the angry Wolverine decided to accept General Stryker's conditions and agreed to carry out mutant transformation experiments. Logan named himself "Wolverine", and his bones were transformed into indestructible, natural bone claws turned into diamond claws. The transformed Wolverine was also brainwashed by the "X Weapon" organization. After Wolverine woke up, he killed the "X Weapon" organization and then ran away. Who knew that the saber-toothed tiger came to chase and kill at this time, so the Wolverine and the saber-toothed tiger fought a battle, Wolverine left after narrowly winning. After that, he met Professor X, was taken in, and started his X-Men career.
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