#Feral Sabretooth

[golden-buddle]

Hey! You! You like to talk about Feral Behavior? How about Feral X-Men? The Wolverine? Sabretooth? Heck- even Beast in some continuities! Come join the Feral Pack Discord! (Invite in the notes~!) (Edit: Apparently, Tumblr isn't letting me send the invite link into the notes, so just DM me if interested!)

[vertigoartgore]

1993's X-Men Unlimited Vol.1 #3 cover by cover artist Bill Sienkiewicz.

[hueskoria]

ok but..... again, why should their interactions be..... so homoerotic?

[honey-minded-hivemind]

Was thinking of the Little Things au while I had some time. And all I could think about was the differences between the way that Logan and Victor probably handle the newly small Reader. Also known as "VICTOR NO!"

(In the process of drawing this I realized I had no idea how to draw small children lmao) Decided to keep Reader pretty blank so it can be whoever people wanted. (Victor/Sabretooth design is kinda my take on a couple mashed together versions of him, not sure if I'm keeping it or not lol.) Victor can be a really good babysitter...once people remind him that he is caring for children, not actual animal cubs. He'll get the hang of it eventually.

Reader is trying to figure out why they're so small and why everyone else is so big,eanehile the adults are all trying to do a crash course on how to care for mutant babies and toddlers and five year olds.

(Spoilers: A few of them need to retake the class, and everyone is forced to pick a few kids to focus on... Take your guess which adults pick which kids, especially if this is X-Men Evolution AU...)

( @vivid-bun I lobe your art!!! Look at them! It's cool, and really sweet, seeing Logan and Victor take a crzck at parenting/babysitting a baby or toddler Reader, who I assume is just confused and rolling with it for now. They're so cute. The fluff. The colors. The designs. You did so great, @vivid-bun! I had a good break, amd I'm just going to take things a little slower. I hope you have a great day! Stay safe!)

[sabrerine911]

Iron Fist vs Sabretooth WIP ( Marvel Earth-911b ) https://www.facebook.com/BorisGrozevArt

Was in a huge Sabretooth mood yesterday(so much so I even recreated him in Elden Ring XD)

Victor, to this day is my favorite fictional villain, and I wish we could see more of him in media.

Deadpool and Wolverine SPOILER rant:

Ive said this before but Im still very irritated on how they treated Tyler Mane's return of Creed as a one shot Joke, I knew they would do it based on the trailers, but was hoping that I was wrong. He looked and sounded awesome(but hey at least he got as many lines as the 1st X-men movie, loved the delivery on "Time to die!". wouldve been neat to have a "runt "added at the end since Tyler is way taller than Jackman still. )

I guess if there is a positive on the Sabretooth thing in D3 is that he looked cool and thankfully they didnt waste Liev on this joke.(Tyler still deserved way better tho)

As far as the piece is concerned, I went with variants from my made up variant earth. Composition based on Iron Fist #14, Sabretooth's first appearence

[strongestbanner]

Well, I found another parallel 🤣🧡

Wolverine vol. 3 #19 (2003) - Sabretooth vol. 4 #4 (2022)

[marvelman901]

Sabretooth!

1st slide is by Jim Lee.

2nd slide is by the Hildebrandt brothers.

3rd slide is by Dimitri Patelis.

4th slide is by Mark Texeira.

5th slide is by Michael Bair.

6th slide is by Joe Jusko.

#sabretooth #xmen #90s #joejusko #hildebrant #jimlee #dimitripatelis #marktexeira #michaelbair

[maybe-im-dark]

Okay, so let’s talk about something that’s been on my mind since forever: how Victor Creed (Sabretooth) and Logan (Wolverine) are dressed throughout X-Men Origins: Wolverine and how it symbolizes so much more than just “good vs. evil.” Strap in, fam, because we're about to go DEEP. 💥

1. The Color Contrast: Black vs. White 🖤🤍

Have you noticed that Victor ALWAYS wears black in the movie, while Logan almost always rocks white or lighter colors? I mean, it’s not exactly subtle, but it’s not JUST about the whole “black = evil, white = good” trope. It’s so much more nuanced than that. Let’s break it down:

Victor in Black: Black is often associated with darkness, mystery, and destruction. It makes total sense for Victor because he represents Logan's feral, animalistic, and destructive side—the side that doesn’t hold back, that doesn’t care about morality or right and wrong. Victor embraces that darkness. He doesn’t hide from it, he OWNS it. He’s comfortable in it, and he doesn’t pretend to be anything other than what he is: ruthless, violent, and dangerous. But it’s also important to note that black is a color that absorbs everything, just like Victor absorbs all that negativity, that rage, and that darkness that Logan tries to suppress. 🖤

Logan in White: Now, Logan in white is interesting because, yeah, white represents purity, goodness, and heroism. But Logan? We KNOW he’s not some squeaky-clean hero. He’s been through war, trauma, and all the shades of gray in between. So, why white? It’s because he’s TRYING to be better. He’s striving to be more than just an animal, more than the weapon others see him as. He wears white as a form of defiance against his darker nature. It’s not about being good—it’s about aspiring to be good, to be more than just his instincts. It’s him holding onto that tiny flicker of humanity in the midst of all the blood and violence. 🤍

2. Victor as Logan’s Dark Reflection 🪞

Here’s where it gets even juicier. Victor isn’t just a villain. He’s not just Logan’s enemy. He’s literally the embodiment of everything dark that Logan could be if he stopped caring. Victor is the feral rage, the unrestrained violence, and the part of Logan that LOVES the fight. And that’s why Victor haunts Logan so much—because he represents what Logan is terrified of becoming. 🐺

When you see them fighting, it’s not just hero vs. villain. It’s Logan fighting himself. It’s him battling against that part of his soul that wants to give in to the rage, the bloodlust, and the sense of power that comes with being untamed and unrestrained. Victor is basically holding up a mirror and saying, “This is who you are, and you can’t run from it.” And that’s why it’s so important that they wear opposite colors because they’re two halves of the same whole. They are literally the darkness and light within Logan at war. 🌑🌕

3. The Yin and Yang Connection ☯️

I mean, let’s be real here—Victor and Logan are the literal embodiment of Yin and Yang. They balance each other out. You can’t have one without the other. And here’s the kicker: Logan NEEDS Victor. He needs that darkness to remind himself of what he’s fighting against, of why he’s trying to be good, why he’s trying to hold on to his humanity. Victor, on the other hand, needs Logan to have that contrast, to have a reason to keep pushing, to keep proving that embracing the darkness is the only way to survive.

4. The White Turning to Red 🔴

And here’s the most heartbreaking part: Logan’s white clothes are always getting covered in blood. It’s like the movie is screaming at us that no matter how hard he tries to be good, to be “pure,” the violence and bloodshed always find him. And isn’t that the ultimate struggle? You can fight your darkness all you want, but it’s always there, lurking just beneath the surface, waiting for you to slip up.

Victor doesn’t have that struggle. He’s at peace with his darkness, which, in a twisted way, gives him power over Logan. And that’s why Victor ALWAYS looks so calm, so confident, because he’s not fighting himself. He’s already made peace with who he is.

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TL;DR: The black and white clothing in X-Men Origins: Wolverine isn’t just a lazy good vs. evil thing. It’s a visual representation of Logan’s internal struggle between light and darkness. Victor isn’t just Logan’s enemy; he’s the living embodiment of Logan’s darkest impulses, the side of him that craves violence and power. And Logan’s journey is about trying to find balance between that feral side and the part of him that still wants to be a good man.

So yeah, next time you watch the movie, pay attention to the colors, the symbolism, and what it really means about who Logan is, what he’s fighting against, and why Victor will always be a part of him. 🖤🤍

[theskrunkle]

I wonder if Sabretooth has that problem most cats have where if he sees the middle of the bowl/plate is empty, he thinks there's no food. Is this why he's always hungry?

[feraldude]

sabretooth without his long gorgeous hair is like an angel without its wings

[blorbobutworse]

The Origins.

At Eight, it Happens.

 The house had been decorated for a celebration. Even when he’s sick, which is often, his parents always try to entertain him, even if he’s stuck in a wheelchair so he doesn’t have to walk. He’s sick with the flu for the third time that year. He’s just standing up from bed to the chair when he hears-

BANG

And then a scream.

The fever makes the world melt around him as he breathes, but he stumbles out of his room towards the sound. He sees the groundskeeper on top of his father, and that’s it. 

He killed two people that day, not one. His father, and his half-brother.

His babysitter, Rosie, whisks him away into the woods, names him Logan, but they’re both young, and the work is too heavy for a frail girl and her little brother. The worst happens to Rosie. She gets sick from all the stress and the snow, and by the spring, he’s with the wolves, learning how to live, forgetting his past by the day.

The government finds a little boy with blood still dripping down his mouth, deerskin as his only clothing. They send him to a home and he learns how to pretend to be a person, another animal pelt he slings over himself to appear less threatening.

Eleven finds him back in the woods, his most natural habitat. He sleeps in the trees, eats raw meat for the first time in years and feels alive. There is no need to pretend to be ghosts.

At thirteen, he begins to work with Wraith, Sabretooth, and is guided by a man called Maverick. (but everyone knew Stryker was pulling the shots). They’re a team, and a good one. But something happens, and he starts to work alone.

Fourteen isn’t remembered. There is nothing special about Wolverine.

Fifteen finds him isolated, in a little room in a little house. He’s on a mission he won’t remember, in a place that won’t matter. Somehow he gets a cupcake on his bed. He doesn’t know who it’s from, but he eats it anyway.

16 passes the same way. He is safe. He eats raw meat again. He gets another cupcake. 

And 17 finds him running, running, running, running, no memory of anything except the pain and the blonde boy reaching out in fear and rage but everything seems wrong so he does what he does best and runs. He’s all the way in the US by the time he realizes what he’s done.

[golden-buddle]

How would ya feel if I made a discord server to rattle on about Feral Mutants and co in?

[vertigoartgore]

Sabretooth/Victor Creed by artist Adam Kubert and inker Mark Farmer (from 1994's Wolverine #90).

[1nt3rnalpu7ref4ct10n]

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[wolvertooth]

as per my last post, i actually take the 'worst written wolverine' thing back. i've seen far worse. hes actually pretty entertaining in this(and considering how often i wish for rep of logan being a huge jerk, im not exactly in the right to complain here. i got Exactly what i asked for lmao oops)

also per my last post, did some investigating for how long that drive would be—

nne vancouver, thats likely mount seymour park(i can vouch, i live here), to montana…..

BROTHER THATS A 14 HOUR DRIVE AT LEAST.

u know vics lonely ass didnt stop talking that entire trip. so logan running him over with a truck and stabbing him thru the skull is a bit justified ig.

anyway. parallel between a girl he fought once and immediately madeout with / fucked mid fight(panels are post-sex) + guy hes been fighting with for 40 years

god.

and the bit later? back with willoughby? after he recovered from getting a truck parked on him by logan?

sure he hates him but thats his BUDDY. he wouldnt kill him even for 5 million. and this is literally coming from mr new money. mr does anything for a paycheck.

and the final fight……

at first glance it could be jealousy, but really, victors trying to convince him hes doing right by killing her. that its not just some random act of villainy.

that this is the kinda 'right' thing that he knows logan cant do himself, and that hes doing him a favor by being the one to act on it.

but hes also trying to hide the fact that hes not actually killing her out of mercy, hes killing her cuz hes scared of getting replaced. of them getting replaced.

he thinks of this as not just a thing for himself, but for the good of both of them.

its an incredibly one sided relationship of care. if he really saw logan as an enemy, he’d see him in the same way he views feral, a guy out to replace him.

but he doesnt. he sees them on equal plane, like a member of a pack, while logan is completely blind to his efforts. which is why this comic makes me go fucking insane.

(Wolverine 2003, issues #13 - #19)

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[frid-j]

Fukc it. SABORTOOF