RYAN PENAGOS: Wolverine is back, and we've got a first look.
Plus, his wildest styles.
Hey, Earth's mightiest friends.
Wolverine has been around since 1974,
and he has a closet full enough to just
fill up a whole X-mansion
From his whiskered costume--
RYAN PENAGOS: To the iconic brown suit--
LORRAINE CINK: To the classic blue and gold.
LORRAINE CINK: To savage fang.
RYAN PENAGOS: To classy patch.
LORRAINE CINK: To the black costume that no doubt was
influenced by a huge act man.
Are you were alluding to that guy who does all the things?
Oh, yeah.
He's a showman.
Someone say, maybe the greatest?
Yikes, out loud.
OK, so you may know some of these looks already,
but we have each chosen one of our favorite wild Wolverine
costumes from comic book history--
Yay.
--to share with you, yes.
Yeah, let's do it.
I have chosen Weapon X. Because not only is he
very important to the comic book canon,
it's beautiful art by Barry Windsor-Smith
but nothing looks better than running through the snow
wearing nothing but what God gave you,
three cell phones and a helmet.
[DIAL TONES]
Who hasn't done that?
I mean, that's just a normal Saturday night
if you're Wolverine.
But I think he wears it very well,
the art is really, really cool.
He's got those wires coming out of everywhere.
But really, it's just like bringing a full rainbow
of electronics to life.
He's like a little Radio Shack in the woods covered
in just so much matted fur.
And in my mind, it's just like beep-boop, boop, boop,
beep, boop, boop, boop, boop.
Wolverine.
[LAUGHING]
Yes, a robo-Wolvie.
Yes, I like it.
Well, my pick.
We're going to go from naked Wolverine
to maybe, just maybe, too much Wolverine.
I don't know, because my pick is from when
Wolverine became one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse.
He was Death, and he unveiled this delightfully
unsettling goat skull codpiece.
I would say disgust, but I really don't
want to know any more about it.
Because it has eyes, a nose, horns.
The horns point in and down.
That's why he's screaming at the sky.
Digging into his thighs. [YELLING]
LORRAINE CINK: There is so much happening.
What's in the middle of his chest?
It looks like he's got like a little, um--
LANGSTON BELTON: Trumpet.
LORRAINE CINK: Like a little trumpet.
A little chest trumpet.
Just like too-too-too, I'm Death.
LANGSTON BELTON: Wolverine!
We're going to ponder that for a while.
And I think those are both great looks.
But I chose one that is the peak of Wolverine's power
and authority, and true, like, glory.
This is Wolverine from Earth X. He is just, like,
said, I did it all, baby.
Top of the road!
Is that a saying? Top of the road.
[LAUGHING] - Yes.
His new catchphrase.
Top of the road.
RYAN PENAGOS: But this Wolverine is everything.
He's balding, he's chubby, he's just losing it.
He is having his best life at the tail end of things.
He's great.
And you know what?
He's also with stupid.
Uhh, oh boy.
I also-- I like his wilted hair to show that he is older.
His hair does not have the same oomph.
Pointed oomph anymore.
It don't have any more depth in that time period.
OK, anything to get us out of this?
Woo, woo, new look alert.
Look, look alert.
Wolverine is looking shredded in Wolverine number one
by Adam Kubert, written by Benjamin Percy.
Looking dope.
He looks so cool.
It is an iconic look for Wolverine,
but souped up, modernized.
It is 2020 Wolverine.
He looks fresh and ready to slice and (SINGING) dice.
LORRAINE CINK: Yeah.
Oh, I like that--
I like the sing-songiness in there.
That was very nice.
Yes, well listen.
Tell us what character's closet you want us to peek into next,
and use the hashtag #EARTHSMIGHTIESTSHOW.
Yeah.
We'll see you next time. I'm Lorraine.
I'm Langston.
I'm Ryan.
And this is Marvel.
ALL: Your universe.
Snickt.
Snack.
