Did Wolverine ever get his adamantium back?

Wolverine lost his adamantium skeleton (and subsequently left the X-Men). He did not get it back until 1999, when Apocalypse rebonded it to his skeleton, shown through flashback sequences during Wolverine (vol. 2) #145.

How did magneto stop Wolverine at the end of the Wolverine?

With a twitch, Magneto stops Wolverine in his tracks, commanding the adamantium that still flows in Logan’s blood. He twitches again, freeing up Logan to turn around and see Professor X (Sir Patrick Stewart), rolling up in his wheel chair, still apparently very much alive.

Is Wolverine’s healing factor better with or without adamantium?

This means his healing factor was basically on 24/7 meaning it wasn’t functioning at its peak. The reasons I said it was kinda complicated is because of Adamantium beta. It’s sort of complicated but generally Wolverine’s healing factor is better without Adamantium. How do we know this?

What happened to Wolverine’s Adamantium claws?

As you all likely recall, during the 1993 X-Men crossover, Fatal Attractions, Wolverine had the adamantium ripped out of his body by Magneto. He soon learned that his claws were actually part of his natural skeleton, so he continued having claws, they were just bone claws.

What happened to Wolverine’s natural mutation?

In any event, Professor X reveals that Wolverine was actually regressing due to the fact that the adamantium was no longer holding his natural mutation back (his natural mutation was to turn Wolverine into a feral creature)… So for the next nine issues or so, we had a lot of “ZOMG!

Why does Logan have admantium on his bones?

Logan’s whole skeleton is covered by a toxic metal. That amount of admantium would most definitely kill him if it were not for his healing factor. So, a part of his natural healing factor is constantly healing him from all the ill effects of having Admantium on his bones.