@Origame - Well, at the time everyone figured the claws were just added and not natural so Magneto was removing Wolverine's weapons.

@Origame - 1. No one knew Wolverine would survive Magneto ripping out his adamantium. Magneto likely thought it would kill him. And it almost did. I believe Magneto even says something along the lines of giving Wolverine too many chances in the past, and now he won't show mercy. Remember, in ghe 90's Wolverine's healing factor was no where near as strong as it is now after decades of writers getting their hands on him. He used to get taken out a lot easier bacm then, and was a much more interesting character because of it.

2. Like Reeds2much said, it hadn't been establisbed yet that Wolverine's claws were bones covered in Adamantium. Up until then it was always assumed they were solid Adamantium. So he was removing hos weapons.

@CorndogBurglar - well i mean even at this point it still requires him to get the surgery to get the adamantium. And bear in mind that requires molten metal.

But with this in mind i do think this was due to being spur of the moment and out of anger.

@Origame - He totally would, Wolverine is skilled and all but Magneto is just that powerful.

@HannibalLecter - need i remind you hes a batman level martial artist who's also known to fight the hulk.

@Origame - This is really the only reason Wolverine ever lands a single hit on Magneto. By sneaking up when he's preoccupied with someone else.

@Origame - May I remind you this Magneto can create force fields and electromagnetic shocks without using a single scrap of metal? I doubt you read these comics.

@HannibalLecter - literally my second comment here referenced his ability to make electrical fields.

@Origame - And sorry man, I'm not sure what point you're making about the molten adamantium process. All I said is Magneto and everyone else didn't know his limits back then. Because they didn't. Qnd he got taken out of fights by much less than his adamantium being ripped out through his skin.

So its easy to think that Magneto was trying to kill Wolverine when he did that. Again, he even makes the comment that he's done being merciful with Logan. He was clearly trying to kill him.

@Origame - It still doesn't matter that everyone knows he went through that process, because again, he only survived because he was hooked to life support machines that kept him from dying, even with his healing factor. The scientistd were pumping all kinds of things into his body as he needed it while they were bonding thr adamantium.

And again, none of that really matters because Logan has been injured to the point of near death by far less than injecting molten metal into his body.

I get where you're coming from with that argument. But you're taking it too realistically. Especially considering that all these characters have personally seen him get hurt so badly by other lesser things. There's no way to take it. When Magneto ripped out his adamantium, he expected it to kill Wolverine. Everyone in the issue thought it was going to. It even pushed Xavier to his breaking point and he shut off Magneto's brain and turned him into a vegetable, because he thought Magneto had killed Logan.

I'm not sure how else to explain it. Yes, they all probably did know that Logan survived having molten metal injected into him. But there have been many, many times when they thought he was going to die because of something less than that. Magneto doing this was just one of those times.

@CorndogBurglar - steel becomes liquified at 2750 degrees. Adamantium most likely will require higher temperatures than that. Please, explain to me what you think life support can do to help someone literally being injected with 2750 degree liquid all through their body.

@CorndogBurglar - 1) considering you've been such a stickler over what they would know, how would they know theres something you can inject into you that helps with half the surface of the sun temperatures?

2) its not about realism. If in star wars you had someone confirmed not to be a force user surviving a meteor to the face, you arent gonna say "well clearly an alien came in to protect him". Nothing in star wars says that kind of alien exists and nothing in the marvel universe says theres any substance that lets you survive near 3000 degrees. The closest thing is the serum that gave deadpool his powers, which is derived from wolverine's healing factor anyway.

@Reeds2Much - Actually I've thought for years that a great intro to the MCU X-Men would be through the eyes of Holland's Spider-Man. Always liked the story line where he visits the the Xavier school to try and get cured of his Spidey-powers, meeting them convinces him his powers are a gift, etc etc.