Batman and Wolverine face-off in Marvel and DC’s upcoming crossover and its being brought to life by none other than iconic creator, Frank Mille ...

Wolverine is the best there is at what he does, and according to him, that’s fighting. Wolverine has been alive for well over ...

Wolverine vs. Batman Needs to Happen on the Big Screen Just think what would happen if Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine crossed paths with any of the previous Batman actors.

While Batman does deserve to sport a proper cowl with white eyes at one point, it's not practical for the character to do so for an entire film. After all, Wayne's face is constrained enough as it is.

“I always wanted to play Wolverine, but I didn’t get that,” he told Moviefone. “And they have a great Wolverine now. I always wanted to play The Dark Knight, but I didn’t get that one.

In short, yes – Keanu Reeves could have played both Batman and Wolverine successfully if given the chance. He’d also make a solid chestburster from Alien too for what it’s worth.

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He reeked of '90s excess. The intrepid blacksmiths over at Man at Arms have created Batman's gauntlets with Wolverine claws, but instead of Wolverine's blades they're using battarangs.

All Batman has is his utility belt and his ability to inspire fear in the hearts of others. Wolverine isn't afraid of the dark, and all it takes is one quick swipe and Bats loses the belt.

That robot from Interstellar, Wolverine, Batman, Superman, gives you all a hiding.” Jackman was also asked about the villain he portrayed in the film, Vincent Moore, and his mullet.

That's the very question Man-At-Arms try to answer in their latest production as they combine Batman's batarangs into a gauntlet very reminiscent of Wolverine's claws. The bad guys in Gotham would ...

And they have a great Wolverine now. "I always wanted to play The Dark Knight. But I didn't get that one. They've had some great Batmans. So now I'm just enjoying them as an audience." ...