Old Man Logan
Creation & Design
Old Man Logan was created by writer Mark Millar and artist Steve McNiven, first appearing in 'Wolverine' #66 in 2008. The character was designed to be a future version of Wolverine, reflecting a darker and more dystopian world.Early Years
In his early years, Logan was a member of the X-Men but eventually became disillusioned with the superhero lifestyle. The events that led to his transformation into Old Man Logan were marked by tragedy and loss.Character Development
Over the years, Old Man Logan has evolved from a tragic figure haunted by his past to a character seeking redemption and purpose in a world that has lost its heroes. His journey reflects themes of loss, resilience, and the struggle to find hope in a bleak future.Cultural Reception
Old Man Logan has been well-received by fans and critics alike, praised for its mature storytelling and character depth. The arc has garnered a cult following and has influenced various adaptations in other media.Character Details
Real Name:
Logan
Aliases:
Wolverine, Weapon X
Species:
Mutant
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
X-Men, Avengers, X-Force
Abilities:
Regenerative Healing Factor, Superhuman Strength, Enhanced Senses, Adamantium Claws
Equipment:
Adamantium Skeleton, Various Weapons
Weight:
300lbs
Height:
5' 3"
Eye Color:
blue
Hair Color:
gray
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1st appearance of Old Man Logan
1st appearance of Old Man Hawkeye
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1st appearance of Old Man Logan
1st appearance of Old Man Hawkeye
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1st cameo appearance of the New Defenders, later becomes the Fantastic Force: The Hooded Man(later revealed to be Old Man Logan), Lightwave (a Herald of Galactus), Psionics (daughter of Lightwave), Natalie X, Alex Ultron (version 16.0) and Hulk Jr.
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1st cameo appearance of the New Defenders, later becomes the Fantastic Force: The Hooded Man(later revealed to be Old Man Logan), Lightwave (a Herald of Galactus), Psionics (daughter of Lightwave), Natalie X, Alex Ultron (version 16.0) and Hulk Jr.
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Variant second print cover art by Steve McNiven
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Variant cover art by Michael Turner
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Third printing
Connecting cover with later printings of Wolverine #66 thru #70
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Third printing
Connecting cover with later printings of Wolverine #66 thru #70
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Variant second print cover by Steve McNiven featuring the Venom T-Rex
Cover from interior art
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Variant second print cover by Steve McNiven featuring the Venom T-Rex
Cover from interior art
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Conclusion of the Old Man Logan story arc that began in Wolverine #66
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Conclusion of the Old Man Logan story arc that began in Wolverine #66
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Premiere issue
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Variant cover art by Giuseppe Camuncoli
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Second printing, no title text
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Variant cover art by Tom Grummett
Cover homage to Incredible Hulk #181
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Variant cover art by Tom Grummett
Cover homage to Incredible Hulk #181
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Variant black and white cover art by Mike Deodato, limited to 600 copies
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Variant black and white cover art by Mike Deodato, limited to 600 copies
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Variant cover art by Gerardo Zaffino
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Variant cover art by InHyuk Lee
Comic Tom 101 ‘Mystery Mail Call’ Marvel exclusive #2, included in the February 2020 subscription box
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Variant cover art by InHyuk Lee
Comic Tom 101 ‘Mystery Mail Call’ Marvel exclusive #2, included in the February 2020 subscription box
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