10 Mind-Blowing Facts You Didn't Know About Wolverine
4. In One Universe, He Was In A Relationship With Hercules
Marvel Comics
As was just mentioned, Wolverine is quite the romantic. And while he's been depicted as exclusively having heterosexual relationships in the main Marvel universe, it seems as though the rule doesn't apply to every version of the character.
In fact, it actually looks as though Logan and Hercules - a canonically bisexual character in the main 616 continuity - are an item in Earth-12025, as seen in the pages of X-Treme X-Men.
In this continuity, Wolverine and Hercules were considered the two greatest heroes the world had seen, but they were forced to keep their relationship a secret, as Zeus doesn't exactly take kindly to gods who consort with mortals. They're eventually banished to the pits of Tartarus, and aren't reunited until a group of multi-dimensional X-Men recruit them to their ranks.
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