X-Men: All 5 Wolverine actors ranked from worst to best
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2. Cal Dodd
Appeared in: X-Men: The Animated Series, Marvel vs. Capcom, X-Men '97 (upcoming)
If you asked a group of Marvel fans to pick their definitive adaptation of the X-Men, the top two answers would undoubtedly be the film series and X-Men: The Animated Series. The latter is arguably the greatest adaptation of the source material and there is a strong case to be made for its adaptation of Wolverine being the best, too.
This version of Logan is probably the most instantly recognizable iteration and a large part of that is down to the fact that he wears the iconic yellow and black suit (and perhaps also because of the viral Wolverine picture frame meme). It also has to do with Cal Dodd's incredible voice performance.
He's got such a wonderfully gruff, raspy voice and that suits Wolverine down to the ground. His performance is playful and confident, with just the right amount of arrogance in his tone on occasion to highlight how overconfident Logan can be when he wants to. And when it calls for it, Dodd also knows how to be loud, powerful, and angry - three things Wolverine is known for.
If you read an X-Men comic, Cal Dodd's voice is probably who you hear in your head when reading Logan's lines. He is the voice of Wolverine and that won't be changing anytime soon, especially as he's set to reprise the role in X-Men '97. Oh, how epic that will be.