Deadpool & Wolverine Introduces Surprising Wolverine Variants
Marvel fans are NOT prepared for these alternate Wolverines.
Short Wolverine
First, Deadpool approaches a version of Jackman's Wolverine in a bar, only to discover that he is comically small (and closer to the comic-accurate proportions of the character).
Age of Apocalypse Wolverine
Deadpool then meets a one-armed, big-haired Wolverine modeling the character's look in the 1995 storyline Age of Apocalypse. After complimenting the character's aesthetic, that Wolverine to immediately attacks Wade.
Uncanny X-Men #251 Wolverine
Deadpool finds a Wolverine tied to a gigantic X-shaped cross, just as he was in 1981 Uncanny X-Men #251. In this storyline, known as "Fever Dream", Donald Pierce and the anti-mutant terrorists The Reavers torture Wolverine for his connection to the mutants, as Wolverine disassociates through the entire experience.
Patch
Deadpool approaches a Wolverine wearing a white tuxedo and an eye patch, who is trying to win big in a casino. Known as "Patch", this version of Wolverine becomes a formidable part of the criminal underground on Madripoor.
A New Wolverine
Deadpool ends up in a warehouse where a Wolverine, with his back turned to him, is revving up a motorcycle. After Wade jokes that the man looks exactly like Henry Cavill (who has become a popular fancast for the character) he turns around to reveal that he is, in fact, played by Cavill. Deadpool immediately grows flustered and promises that Marvel will treat Cavill better than he was at DC, a reference to his time playing Superman.
Incredible Hulk Wolverine
Deadpool is approached by a Wolverine in the woods, who is wearing the iconic brown-and-gold costume that fans have wanted to see onscreen for years. As Wade remarks about how this is the exact costume Wolverine wore when fighting Hulk, the reflection in Wolverine's claws reveals an angry Hulk right behind him.