Wolverine, though, survived, as the Adamantium "only" coated his bones, so while he was in a very bad state after Magneto tore the metal out of his body, he was still able to barely survive due to ...

While some fans dismiss Wolverine's "Bone Claw era," losing the adamantium was the best thing that could have happened to Logan in the '90s.

The second last episode of the first season of X-Men '97 included a shocking confrontation between Magneto and Wolverine, but what happened?

One of the most iconic comic book storylines involving Adamantium is the 1991 X-Men story “Fatal Attractions.” In it, an enraged Magneto ripped the Adamantium out of Wolverine’s body.

When the Weapon X program laced Logan’s skeleton and claws with near-indestructible adamantium, it turned the Wolverine into an unbreakable killing machine. But someone — or something — has ...

At the end of “Tolerance is Extinction - Part 2,” Magneto rips the adamantium out of Wolverine’s body, in a moment ripped straight from the pages of 1993’s X-Men #25, and originally ...

Magneto ripped the adamantium off Wolverine's skeleton in X-Men '97, and the director talked about depicting this scene.

Magneto Pulling Out Wolverine’s Adamantium Wolverine’s adamantium skeleton is his defining characteristic, which is why the ending of X-Men (Vol. 2) #25 was so shocking.

While there, Wolverine manages to stab Magneto. Despite being seriously wounded, Magneto manages to start ripping the adamantium out of Logan’s skeleton. Ouch.

One of the most shocking reveals came in the aftermath to 1993’s X-Men #25, the climax of the crossover event Fatal Attractions, when an incensed Magneto ripped out Wolverine’s Adamantium ...