Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
2009 Wolverine, Marvel Comics
2009 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
QXI1322
Logan, aka Wolverine, is a member of the Super Hero group known as X-Men and one of Marvel Comics fiercest and most popular heroes. A mutant with long, retractable claws, animal-like senses and strength, and a superhuman healing ability. Wolverine spent many years wandering the world, trying to find his place in it. Eventually he was taken against his will into the Weapon X program where scientists bonded his skeleton and claws with the almost indestructible alloy adamantium. More powerful than ever, Wolverine caught the eye of mutant defender Professor X, who quickly welcomed the reluctant hero into his team of "X"traordinary humans.
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- Box Size
- 3" H x 4" W x 5" D
2009 Wolverine, Marvel Comics 2009 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QXI1322 Logan, aka Wolverine, is a member of the Super Hero group known as X-Men and one of Marvel Comics fiercest and most popular heroes. A mutant with long, retractable claws, animal-like senses and strength, and a superhuman healing ability. Wolverine spent many years wandering the world, trying to find his place in it. Eventually he was taken against his will into the Weapon X program where scientists bonded his skeleton and claws with the almost indestructible alloy adamantium. More powerful than ever, Wolverine caught the eye of mutant defender Professor X, who quickly welcomed the reluctant hero into his team of "X"traordinary humans. Artist: NA Size: 4½" W
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