And Logan got his adamantium back via Apocalypse. He was the Horseman of Death for a while. It was a pretty meh series of events, a very unsatisfying arc that lamely finished The Twelve plot thread from Claremont's run decades before. I don't think anything else stuck. The only other real change was Cyclops ultimately broke up with Jean Grey because of it (he was dead; when he came back from death, he was "distant" because of the taint of Apocalypse or some *S-Word*).

Hang on a tick... Kevin! You should have known this one already. This is the arc where your beloved Skrullverine appears. He's killed by the "brainwashed old Wolverine": Death.

Or, at least, that's how it was the last time I was reading the series, a year ago.

Of course, my favorite for a Wolverine mashup would be a GOOD fight between Wolverine and Deadpool, not that crap fest that was in Wolverine Origins a year or so ago. I'm not sure who wrote that, but they should never be allowed near another comic again for the pure suck they made Deadpool. Though not nearly as bad as the mouthless Deadpool from the Wolverine Origins movie, nothing will, hopefully, ever reach that level of suck.

He could come into contact with the All-Spark at some point and gain the ability to transform his Adamantium skeleton. Of course, that might not mean shit if the Decepticons already have metals stronger than Adamantium within themselves, but the power of the All-Spark would allow Logan to adapt his metallic skeletal structure's properties just as the Transformers can anyway... okay, let me stop before I think too far into this.

If I remember right, Unlimited was set in the main Marvel universe (616), and had multiple short stories each issue. It allowed short, one-shot adventures that could help develop the characters in stories outside of the multiple-issues-long story arcs that the X-titles usually indulged in.

It will involve a sponsorship deal gone wrong with a clearly evil company. Rollerblades provided by this evil company are rigged with explosives as it is revealed the owner of the company is the recently released from jail (or returning from his or her secret island summer home. The rollerblader will have to jump a shark in order to free himself;f from his explosive shoes on wheels.

How does Wolverine come into it? Well He's just in the trailer. Though prior to alterations to the screen play Wolverine appeared investigating the Evil company. Why? Rumors of the company using mutants with amazingly useless mutant powers to work as slaves on the production lines had spread sending wolverine skating into action.