Wolverine have been around for 60+ years and has been a major hit for Marvel ever since. Over his career he’s had more than enough different costumes to be remembered by. Sometimes it’s simple color ...

Wolverine wore the classic yellow-and-blue costume from 1974 to 1980. Artist John Byrne, almost finished with his tenure with the X-Men, decided to give the character a new costume and it debuted ...

John Byrne created X-Men: Elsewhen as a fan comic, continuing his storyline from where he left Marvel's X-Men. The series was ...

That’s when artist John Byrne, who loved Wolverine but hated the blue-and-yellow costume he considered gaudy, introduced Wolverine’s brown-and-tan suit, which Logan would wear throughout the ...

Marvel Comics. Zimmerman refers to the expensive suit as being based on Wolverine’s costume, which comic book artist John Byrne created during his run on the X-Men.

John Byrne’s time at Marvel was storied. From Fantastic Four to Amazing Spider-Man, the Canadian author was a titan at the publisher, covering basically any major franchise you could name and ...

How did Byrne use "Days of Future Past" to establish Byrne's take on Wolverine's skeleton? As I have noted a few times over the years, John Byrne's central conflict with his role on X-Men was that ...