2. Wolverine, Lord of The Vampires
First appearance: 1991 in What If…? #24
This Wolverine is bitten by Dracula. However, he is unable to control him. He challenges Dracula, defeats him, and becomes the new Lord of the Vampires. He has great ambitions because he wants to wipe out all of humanity with his vampire colleagues.
The remaining humanity in his body, however, complicates matters. When he sees Kitty Pryde being killed, he becomes soft. He goes to Dr. Strange, who helps him to destroy himself and his undead army. (via Marvel Database)
While it would be interesting to see a Gothic horror story as a Marvel film, it is more likely that a different hero would be used for this. However, it could also work as a short story for What If…? on Disney Plus. After all, we are also getting Marvel Zombies.
Vampires in a Marvel film can also be found in Blade Trinity:
1. Dark Claw
First appearance: 1996 in Legends of the Dark Claw #1
In 1996, the impossible happened and the Marvel and DC universe merged. In the Amalgam Universe, stories of fused heroes from both universes were told. Dark Claw is the fusion of Batman and Wolverine.
Dark Claw has the abilities of Wolverine, so a healing factor, adamantium claws, and enhanced senses. At the same time, he has Batman’s wealth and many gadgets. Dark Claw has an arch-nemesis in this universe: Hyena is a mix of the Joker and Sabretooth. Here too, the arch-nemesis has been enhanced in the Weapon X program. (via Batman Fandom)
Due to the distribution of rights of many heroes, it is virtually impossible to establish such a crossover. Wolverine and Batman are also too big brands to process them in such a fusion.
The Marvel comics have many stories and multiverses that are exciting and interesting. However, many of them will probably never be seen on the big screen. In the comics, there are also bizarre mutant abilities. Here we present to you 10 of them: The 10 worst mutant abilities from X-Men that probably no one wants
