Parodies of Wolverine in other comics?

Does anyone know of parodies of Wolverine that exist in non-Marvel material? I know that there are a LOT of parodies of Batman, Superman, and a few other characters, but I don't know of any real parodies of Wolverine besides the one from Codename: Kids Next Door (Wintergreen). Does anyone know of any that might exist?

That Garth Ennis one from The Boys. Can't remember the name, but it's hilarious. Also, one could argue Garth Ennis' mainstream Wolverine is a parody of Wolverine himself, tbh

What else do you expect from a writer who has an irrational hatred of superheroes in general and Wolverine in particular?

Man do I despise Garth Ennis. And I hate The Boys most of all.

@shroudofsorrow: Garth Ennis doesn't seem to hate all superheroes, just a special hatred for certain ones. He wrote a super respectful Superman back in Hitman 34 as an example.

As for hating The Boys, to each their own, but I found it hilarious and entertaining.

@vertigo-: I would have liked it better if he had toned down the anti-Superhero rhetoric and suggested that only some superheroes are corrupt and need to be eliminated/monitored, rather than portraying them all negatively. Also, I hate scatological humor, which is present throughout his writing.

U mean appearances outside marvel universe?

@saiyan_ross: Yes. So parodies of Wolverine in things like DC, Image, Dark Horse, movies, and so on.

@shroudofsorrow: Well there are 5 to 6 appearances on Top Cow. Mostly team up s with Witchblade and Darkness IIRC.

@shroudofsorrow: But...not all of the heroes were assholes. Look at Starlight, look at Love Sasuage, look at the entire SuperDuper team as another example, none of them were assholes or corrupt at all. Also, with an entire series about a group of operatives who go around keeping the superheroes in check, you have to expect a large amount of anti superhero rhetoric of some sort.

What was the character's name? Or are you referring to crossovers that feature Wolverine? Because that's not what I meant. I meant characters separate from Wolverine who are parodies of him (in the way that Hyperion and Supreme are parodies of Superman, for instance).

@shroudofsorrow: Um Ok.I just thought u were asking about Non Marvel appearances and not doppelgangers or parodies I guess.

@saiyan_ross: Yeah, doppelgängers and parodies was what I was getting at. I sort of figure that there are a few of them out there, but I just don't know their names.

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Simpsons had a quick little parody(probably more than once)

https://www.metatube.com/en/videos/214399/The-Simpsons-Frosty-The-HitMan-from-White-Christmas-Blues/

@mrnoital: Thanks! That's one!

Lobo

Wolveroach

@cattlebattle: Yeah, I guess he sort of is.

Ripclaw

Ripclaw (Top Cow)

@kairan1979: @jake_fury: Yeah, I had already thought of that one. I'd personally make a case that Raphael from TMNT also counts as a Wolverine figure, especially the 2003 cartoon version. MGS Raiden too. Neither one's a parody, but they do still have a Wolverine vibe.

@shroudofsorrow: and I don't know if Dark Claw (Amalgam Comics) counts.

Cerebus the Aardvark had a whole parody storyline.

@vertigo-: @shroudofsorrow:

Groundhawk, the member of the G-Men with sledgehammers for hands

I personally found The Boys to be crass, vile, and absolutely hilarious. When Ennis wasn't being overly Ennisy, it was amazing

@tomkatie said:

@vertigo-: @shroudofsorrow:

Groundhawk, the member of the G-Men with sledgehammers for hands

I personally found The Boys to be crass, vile, and absolutely hilarious. When Ennis wasn't being overly Ennisy, it was amazing

And these here are my reasons for hating it. I'm one of the most devout Ennis haters you'll ever meet, and The Boys personifies everything I detest about his writing.

But thanks for naming the character!

Bump

@Penguin-Dust said:

Cerebus the Aardvark had a whole parody storyline.

The greatest parody ever!!

@michaelbn: Yeah, I’m not sure how many modern comic readers are familiar with this 80’s/90’s indie comic behemoth since it never had a cartoon series or movie.

Speaking of indie, it’s not a comedic parody, but there’s certainly similarities between the Wolverine character design and 1987’s horror comic, Faust.

@Penguin-Dust: I know, it's a hell of a fun to read them, not a full parody but it has some great parody contexts.

The main man, Lobo.

@benjamin_poindexter: What's that character's name?

EDIT: Never mind, I found it.