Hex
#F2C218
Wolverine color: Wolverine yellow
Wolverine's classic costume is a yellow-and-blue suit with a pointed cowl, paired with retractable claws. Its approximate study hex value is #F2C218 (RGB 242, 194, 24; HSB 47°, 90%, 95%).
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RGB
242, 194, 24
HSB
47°, 90%, 95%
CSS
color: #F2C218;Wolverine yellow palette
Tints, shades, and the complementary color — useful for color study and for matching Wolverine's shade in the game.
Lighter
#FAE8A7
Light
#F7D769
Base
#F2C218
Dark
#AE8C11
Darker
#745D0C
Complement
#1847F2
Why this shade?
A bold yellow with blue accents gives the gruff mutant a high-visibility comic-book silhouette.
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How this value is sourced: Color values are study approximations sampled from official character art and corroborated against widely-cited community color references, then expressed as the nearest standard hex value.
Color values are approximate study values. Toon Tone is an unaffiliated fan project; Wolverine and Marvel Comics are the property of their respective owners.
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About Wolverine's color
What color is Wolverine?
Wolverine's classic costume is a yellow-and-blue suit with a pointed cowl, paired with retractable claws. Its approximate study hex value is #F2C218 (RGB 242, 194, 24; HSB 47°, 90%, 95%).
What is the hex code for Wolverine?
Wolverine is commonly studied as #F2C218 — a wolverine yellow shade with RGB (242, 194, 24) and HSB (47°, 90%, 95%).
Why is Wolverine yellow?
A bold yellow with blue accents gives the gruff mutant a high-visibility comic-book silhouette.
When did Wolverine first appear?
Wolverine first appeared in 1974, in Marvel Comics.