Episode 31 - The Wolverine Saga: From Origins to Logan

from Post Credits Lounge · host Andre Joseph

Post Credits Lounge continues its deep dive into Marvel’s mutants as André Joseph and Marcos Cosme turn their focus to the Wolverine trilogy. From the troubled beginnings of X-Men Origins: Wolverine to the more refined The Wolverine, and finally the acclaimed swan song Logan, the hosts break down Hugh Jackman’s evolution in one of cinema’s most iconic superhero roles. They also touch on the Merc with a Mouth’s unlikely partnership with Logan in Deadpool & Wolverine, exploring how these films kept the character alive beyond the core X-Men saga. Get ready for claws, chaos, and one emotional goodbye in this look at the Wolverine legacy.

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