Marvel Fans Lose Their Minds as Henry Cavill Replaces Hugh Jackman in a Breathtaking Fanart

Does Henry Cavill have what it takes to play the fan-favorite mutant, should the fanart ever become a reality?

Marvel Fans Lose Their Minds as Henry Cavill Replaces Hugh Jackman in a Breathtaking Fanart

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  • Fanart shows Henry Cavill replacing Hugh Jackman for the role of Wolverine.
  • The idea of Cavill playing Wolverine receives mixed reactions from the fans.
  • Cavill revealed that if he ever got the chance to play any Marvel character, he would choose Captain Britain.
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Ever since X-Men was released in 2000, it has been impossible to imagine anyone else as Wolverine in Hugh Jackman’s place. But, have you ever wondered what Henry Cavill would have looked like as the beloved mutant, chopping enemies left and right with Wolverine’s claws? Well, you can finally put a rest to your imagination.

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Hugh Jackman as Wolverine
Hugh Jackman as Wolverine

Thanks to epic fanart, fans of Wolverine got to take a look at Henry Cavill as Wolverine in place of Hugh Jackman. While the idea of Henry Cavill playing Wolverine a.k.a. Logan has received mixed reactions from the fans of the superhero world, you cannot deny that the fanart makes the actor look like he would do a great job in the role, keeping his height aside.

Fanart Places Henry Cavill in Wolverine’s Shoes

Henry Cavill in a still from Man of Steel
Henry Cavill in a still from Man of Steel

One of the best things about the Internet is that it helps people bring their imaginations to life. You can pretty much find or create anything with a touch of a few buttons! Now, this comes really handy when fans want to reimagine their favorite characters as their favorite actors, including imagining Henry Cavill as Wolverine, just like in a fanart recently uploaded on X.

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Taking a still from Man of Steel, the fan-edited Cavill’s photo and gave him Wolverine’s claws, completely changing the character from Clark Kent to Logan. As an added bonus, the rugged look sported by Cavill in the scene also helps him appear more Wolverine-like.

Take a look at the fanart below and how fans are reacting to the idea of Cavill playing Wolverine someday.

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Clearly, the idea has received mixed reviews from fans. While some believe that the actor would make a great Wolverine, others are of the opinion that Cavill is a bit too tall to play Logan. For context, the Enola Holmes actor is over 6 feet tall, whereas Logan’s height in the comic books is only 5’3”. And since Hugh Jackman is 6’3”, some fans are hoping to see a more comic-accurate, should the character ever get recast.

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What do you think? Can Cavill pull off the role of Wolverine, or should Marvel look for a much shorter actor if they ever recast the character?

What Marvel Character Does Henry Cavill Want to Play?

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Captain Britain from Marvel Comics

Cavill is always going to be fan-casted in many comic book roles, but have you ever stopped to wonder which character the actor himself would want to play? Well, according to Cavill, if he ever had the chance to bring a Marvel comics character to life, he would love to play Captain Britain, the protector of Earth-616.

Talking to The Hollywood Reporter back in 2021, Cavill stated,

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“I’m never going to say a Marvel character that is already being played by someone else…Because everyone’s doing such an amazing job. However, I have the internet and I have seen the various rumors about Captain Britain and that would be loads of fun to do a cool, modernized version of that — like the way they modernized Captain America. There’s something fun about that, and I do love being British.”

Cavill playing a modernized Captain Britain? Sign us up! Marvel Studios better get to work soon if they want Cavill to jump ship and join their side of the superhero universe.

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Written by Mishkaat Khan

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Mishkaat is a medical student who found solace in content writing. Having worked in the industry for about three years, she has written about everything from medicine to literature and is now happy to enlight you about the world of entertainment. She has written over 500 articles for FandomWire. When not writing, she can be found obsessing over the world of the supernatural through books and TV.