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This is a new sealed toy, logan mutant cycle, made by toybiz, x-men, evolution, marvel, ages 4 and up, asst. number - 47590, missile firing mutant cycle with x-clusive logan, headlight with projectile shooting action, exhaust pipe with missle firing action, kids wb on bottom, dated 2001, has cowboy hat with figure, kick stand, free wheel action.

Wolverine (born James Howlett, aka Logan) is a Marvel Comics superhero and member of the X-Men. Wolverine was created by Len Wein and John Romita Sr. with some additional influence by Herb Trimpe.

The character was further developed by creators Chris Claremont, Dave Cockrum and John Byrne, popularly remembered for their work on Uncanny X-Men. Frank Miller, usually remembered for his revitalization of Daredevil and redefinition of Batman, deserves credit for establishing important nuances and different facets of character in the Wolverine limited series he co-wrote with Claremont such as the memorable catch phrase, "I'm the best there is at what I do and what I do isn't very nice."

As a mutant, Wolverine has an enhanced healing factor which allows him the ability to heal virtually any wound at an amazingly rapid rate. He also possesses keen animal-like senses and reflexes and has three (foot long) claws that protrude from the backs of his hands. The claws and his entire skeleton are laced with the unbreakable metal alloy adamantium. He is an unparalleled master of combat who will not hesitate to meet lethal force in kind. Wolverine's fierce nature helped forge the mold for comic book anti-heroes. His willingness to use deadly force, his efforts to come to terms with his questionable past and his angst-filled inner conflicts have become standard for anti-heroes.

The character first appeared on the last page of Incredible Hulk #180 (October, 1974) with a full introduction and cover appearance in the following issue, Hulk #181 (November, 1974). In the 1980s and 1990s, he rose from relative obscurity to become a household name; he arguably may be Marvel Comics' most-popular character other than Spider-Man. Wolverine joined the X-Men roster in 1975 as part of the new group of mutants introduced in Giant-Sized X-Men #1 and has been featured in his own solo series since 1988. He has also been a central character in the various X-Men animated series and films. Recently, Wolverine was an active member on all three teams of X-Men across the three main X-books and is a member of the Avengers, along with continuing his solo adventures in his own book and making frequent guest appearances in many other books across the Marvel Universe. This habit of seemingly being everywhere at once has been noted in the comics and jokingly explained as an example of him "being the best at what he does." Wolverine now only serves on the Avengers and the Astonishing X-Men.