The Wolverine Fails To Credit Chris Claremont And Frank Miller


"The Wolverine" creators fails to credit the most important pair Chris Claremont and Frank Miller whose 1982 title formed the basis for the 20th Century Fox film's script - are not mentioned in the credits.

The Wolverine Fails To Credit Chris Claremont And Frank Miller


"Chris Claremont and I went to Times Square and watched The Wolverine, which was based on the miniseries he did with Frank Miller," wrote Marvel Comics: The Untold Story writer Sean Howe on his Facebook page.

"Unfortunately, he didn't get a credit, not even a 'special thanks' in the film. Nor, as far as I could tell, did any comics writer or artist, including Len Wein and John Romita, who created the character."

Mark Waid, who recently spoke about the policy of crediting creators for their movie contributions. He didn't receive any acknowledgment in "Man of Steel," which was inspired from his limited series Superman: Birthright.



Claremont was mainly positive about The Wolverine in a recent interview with Vulture. The creators were not credited in The Wolverine promotional material but the cast and crew frequently mentioned them in the run-up to the movie.


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A Brilliant Concept Art Images For Silver Samurai From "The Wolverine"


Hit the jump to check it out Josh Nizzi's cool and brilliant concept art poster for Silver Samurai from "The Wolverine". For more concept art image - Josh Nizzi.

A Brilliant Concept Art Images For Silver Samurai From "The Wolverine"




A Brilliant Concept Art Images For Silver Samurai From "The Wolverine"

A Brilliant Concept Art Images For Silver Samurai From "The Wolverine"

A Brilliant Concept Art Images For Silver Samurai From "The Wolverine"

A Brilliant Concept Art Images For Silver Samurai From "The Wolverine"


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The Wolverine Also Has A Controversial Twist *Major Spoiler*


If you haven't seen James Mangold’s "The Wolverine" film yet or planning to watch soon, and you don’t want to be spoiled, then stop reading and you can leave right now, because we’re going to highlight some of the major spoilers and plot details that you don’t want to know. Not only "The Wolverine" but all of this summer’s comic book movies that had a controversial twist, which divided comic book fans.

The Wolverine Also Has A Controversial Twist *Major Spoiler*

Earlier this summer, we saw "Iron Man 3" which included a controversial twist, or perhaps one of the major change from the traditional comic book storyline. While all the promotional trailers and posters for the film indicated that Ben Kingsley would be playing The Mandarin, Ben Kingsley was actually playing an actor named Trevor Slattery, who was hired to play The Mandarin. The Mandarin seems to divide audience members into two camps: Those who read Iron Man comics, and those who know the hero from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The former have been hoping to see The Mandarin on the big screen ever since Jon Favreau launched the franchise in 2008.

The Wolverine Also Has A Controversial Twist *Major Spoiler*
And just when it looked like Iron Man 3 might win the title of the most controversial comic book movie ever, along came the "Man Of Steel."  In order to stop Zod from killing an innocent family, Superman snapped Zod’s neck in one of the most shocking scenes ever in a comic book movie. Many comic book fans were outraged that Superman would break his code against killing, especially in such a graphically violent way. Other fans argued that Superman has killed in the past, and Zod left him with no other choice.

In keeping with this summer’s comic book movie tradition, The Wolverine also has a controversial twist that proves to be a major change from the traditional comic book storyline.

In the comic books, Kenuichio Harada is the villain behind Silver Samurai. However, in The Wolverine trailers, Silver Samurai looks more like a giant Japanese (like Real Steel one) robot than an actual person. Well, the good news is that Silver Samurai is not a robot, but the bad news is that the Silver Samurai is not Kenuichio Harada either. A last chance to turn away, because here comes a major spoiler for the movie.
In the big climactic fight scene, Logan chops off the head of the robotic Silver Samurai, revealing that Yashida is inside. Yashida who faked his death and extracts Logan's ability to heal and leaves Logan with bone claws, who eventually defeats Yashida. The changes to the Silver Samurai will be a bit harder to swallow for comic book fans. Of course, anytime a major character, whether villain or hero, is changed in a major way in a movie, it’s bound to stir just a little bit of controversy.

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James Mangold Chats "The Wolverine" Post-Credits Tie-In To "X-MEN: DOFP"


In anticipation of the "The Wolverine" release today, director James Mangold spoke with Digital Spy about the much hyped post-credits sequence. 

James Mangold Chats "The Wolverine" Post-Credits Tie-In To "X-MEN: DOFP"


Setting up for Hugh Jackman's mutant's next appearance in "X-Men: Days of Future Past," Mangold says of the stinger, "I had finished the movie and Future Past had started shooting, a couple months ago, and we had been talking about what to do, if anything, in the tail credits of this movie." 


He says, "It's something I had been talking about with Simon Kinberg (producer) and Bryan Singer at that point about what we might do to kind of feed into it. My only stipulation that was important to me was just that I really didn't want it to be tongue-in-cheek. I feel like a lot of these bonus things almost make the film into a joke, and that wasn't interesting to me." 

Mangold continues, "I thought it would be more interesting to try and actually do something quite promising, actually say something and promise something and give people a piece of a story. The whole sequence was built around the shot where we'd unveil Patrick, and I created this shot where he's weaving through all these frozen airport patrons and that is Patrick Stewart with a joystick and electric wheelchair and that isn't easy," he explained. "He's doing a kind of Olympic slalom through all these extras and uh, he's a badass on that thing." When asked if he was glad that it would be Bryan Singer's job to fully explain how Patrick Stewart's Professor Charlves Xavier is alive after "X-Men: The Last Stand, " Mangold replied, "Yes, it is his job and I know they have one, so I'll leave it to them to unveil it."



Anyhow, X-Men: Days of Future Past is currently filming, and stars Hugh Jackman, James McAvoy, Jennifer Lawrence, Patrick Stewart, Michael Fassbender, Ian McKellen, Nicholas Hoult, Omar Sy, Peter Dinklage, Halle Berry, Adan Canto, Fan Bingbing, Anna Paquin, Evan Peters, Daniel Cudmore, Ellen Page and Booboo Stewart. Bryan Singer directs the film in theaters on May 23, 2014!

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Leaked: Watch Stylish Post Credit Scene From "The Wolverine"


Check it out leaked post credit scene from "The Wolverine" featuring Hugh Jackman as The Wolverine is walking through an airport. Well, The Wolverine is set after the events of the horrible X-Men: The Last Stand, so to have it lead into next year’s Days of Future Past sounds pretty cool. We’ll know for sure when the movie comes out in a couple of weeks. 


Leaked: Watch Stylish Post Credit Scene From "The Wolverine"





"Wolverine is walking through an airport two years after the events of the movie and all the metal detectors start going haywire with paperclips and shit flying everywhere. He turns around to find Ian McKellan’s Magneto standing there. Magneto warns him of an enemy looking to destroy Mutants by building machines (this is directly following a Trask reference so it’s probably Sentinels) and asks Wolverine to join him in defending his kind. Wolverine says no and asks why he should even consider it, when all the police and civilians gathered around them freeze and Patrick Stewart as Prof X wheels into frame and says something generic." Source: YouTube 



James Mangold is directing with a supporting cast that includes Rila Fukushima as Yukio, Will Yun Lee as the Silver Samurai, Tao Okamoto as Mariko and Svetlana Khodchenkova as Viper. The Wolverine hits theaters on July 26, 2013.

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The Wolverine - An Official International Trailer #3 Plus More Clips


20th Century Fox's has released a brand new international trailer 3, with lots of fresh footage, for James Mangold and Hugh Jackman's upcoming superhero movie, "The Wolverine." James Mangold is directing with a supporting cast that includes Rila Fukushima as Yukio, Will Yun Lee as the Silver Samurai, Tao Okamoto as Mariko and Svetlana Khodchenkova as Viper. The Wolverine hits theaters on July 26, 2013.

The Wolverine - An Official International Trailer #3 Plus More Clips


Hit the jump to watch trailer and new blacked painted character posters.




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new blacked painted character posters for The Wolverine

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How Much Do You Know About 'The Wolverine' From X-Men Films?


The X-Men franchise will be returning to theaters for at least the next two consecutive years with sequels to both spin-offs of the original live-action trilogy. The sequel to "X-Men: First Class" ("X-Men: Days of Future Past" hits theaters on July 18th, 2014.) is being filmed and the sequel to the not-so-awesome "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" (The Wolverine) is going to hit theatres on July 26th, 2013.

How Much Do You Know About 'The Wolverine' From X-Men Films?


But in all the razzle dazzle of the silver screen, will we actually find out who Wolverine is? I doubt it. It’s been nearly 40 years since he debuted looking like a goof fighting the Incredible Hulk, and parts of his story are still shrouded in mystery to this day. Certainly no two hour movie can get the job done. But take a look back at how far we’ve come in those 40 years, take a look at the evolution of The Wolverine costume to boot! Enjoy both, below. 

How Much Do You Know About 'The Wolverine' From X-Men Films?



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Watch Five New Clips From Hugh Jackman's 'The Wolverine' (2013)


Hugh Jackman's much awaited comic book superhero film "The Wolverine" is just around the corner. James Mangold (Knight & Day) is directing with a supporting cast that includes Rila Fukushima as Yukio, Will Yun Lee as the Silver Samurai, Tao Okamoto as Mariko and Svetlana Khodchenkova as Viper. The film marks the sixth time Hugh Jackman will have appeared as Wolverine in an X-Men franchise film with "X-Men: Days of Future Past" soon to mark appearance number seven. 

Watch Five Clips From Hugh Jackman's 'The Wolverine' (2013)


Here's the five new clips from the film have arrived online, giving you an even deeper look at the new film based on the celebrated comic book arc, finding Logan (Jackman) in Japan. There, samurai steel will clash with adamantium claws as Logan confronts a mysterious figure from his past in an epic battle that will leave him forever changed. The Wolverine hits theaters on July 26, 2013.











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Exclusive New Images Of Cast Members From The Wolverine


Thanks to IGN, We’ve got our hands on 6 new images of cast members from this year's much awaited James Mangold’s film 'The Wolverine' to share with you today, featuring Hugh Jackman in the lead role, plus new images at the characters Yukio, Mariko Yashida, Kenuichio Harada and Viper.  Hit the jump to take a look at the new images.  The film also stars Will Yun Lee, Hiroyuki Sanada, Brian Tee, Rila Fukushima, Svetlana Khodchenkova, and Tao Okamoto.  The Wolverine hits theaters in 3D on July 26th.

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NEXT- Svetlana Khodchenkova As Viper



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Summer Movie Preview: 10 'The Wolverine' Exclusive Posters And Synopsis

The Wolverine: Official Synopsis

"When he's most vulnerable, he's most dangerous."

Fox has been doing a good deal of PR as of late, trying hard to establish "The Wolverine" as a standalone film experience. Director James Mangold (3:10 to Yuma) and star Hugh Jackman recently did an online Q&A session, where it was firmly established that the film is NOT ”Wolverine 2″ by any means; it does take place after X-Men 3 and will be a sort of new starting point for the character; and the story will go deeper and the action will be more grounded (but fiercer) than any other depiction of the character, to date.


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Based on the celebrated comic book arc, this epic action-adventure takes Wolverine, the most iconic character of the X-Men universe, to modern day Japan. Out of his depth in an unknown world he faces his ultimate nemesis in a life-or-death battle that will leave him forever changed. Vulnerable for the first time and pushed to his physical and emotional limits, he confronts not only lethal samurai steel but also his inner struggle against his own immortality, emerging more powerful than we have ever seen him before.

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