Ranking Every Marvel Animated TV Series From Worst To Best

8. Wolverine And The X-Men

Despite Logan getting front billing in the title somewhat randomly, Wolverine and the X-Men is still a show about the X-Men, and while ol' Canucklehead may get preferential treatment when it comes to leading the merry band of mutants, his presence isn't at all jarring, especially when you consider the series' premise.

Set in a world where anti-mutant legislation pervades the United States, and where the X-Men disbanded after a tragic accident left both The Professor and Jean Grey unaccounted for, Wolverine and The X-Men immediately asserted itself as an altogether more darker take on the mutant license. We get to see a world where Logan has to get the band back together (so-to-speak) and mend some really tattered friendships, a key highlight of what was largely a character-driven series.

Much to the chagrin of fans everywhere, the show was (gasp!) cancelled after just one season - an unintended casualty of the Disney-Marvel takeover and the subsequent fallout surrounding Fox's control of the X-Men on the big-screen. Despite owning the tragic title of being something of a one season wonder, Wolverine and the X-Men still managed to cement itself among the top tier of Marvel's other animated series. Plus it had Steve Blum as Wolverine, which is always an added bonus, especially if you're a fan of Raven's X-Men Legends games.