Wolverine: Old Man Logan [Marvel Premier Collection] #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Marvel Premier Collection hardcover presents the complete 'Old Man Logan' storyline, originally serialized in Wolverine #66-72 and Wolverine Giant-Size Old Man Logan. Set in a dystopian future where supervillains have conquered America, an aging Logan is forced to embark on a cross-country journey with a blind Hawkeye, confronting the brutal realities of a world where his loved ones were taken from him. Written by Mark Millar with art by Steve McNiven, this volume is a standalone tale that reimagines Wolverine's final years with a Western-infused, post-apocalyptic sensibility.
In a future where the world has fallen to tyrants and the heroes are long gone, an aging Logan lives quietly as a farmer, his past buried beneath a life of peace. When the Hulk Gang comes calling for rent, and a blind, broken Clint Barton offers him a dangerous job—delivering a mysterious package across a hostile America—Logan is pulled back into a world he thought he’d left behind. Written by Mark Millar and illustrated by Steve McNiven, with stunning cover art by McNiven, Leisten, and Mounts, Old Man Logan Part 1 kicks off a harrowing journey through a fractured nation, where every mile could be the last.
In a future where Logan has traded his claws for a plow, life on the farm with Maureen, Scotty, and Jade offers quiet peace—until the Hulk Gang arrives to collect rent, shattering the calm. Beaten and broken, he’s approached by blind Clint Barton, who offers a dangerous mission: deliver a package across a fractured America ruled by tyrants like the Kingpin and Dr. Doom. With the journey stretching 3,000 miles and only two weeks to spare, Logan must rise again—not for glory, but for the chance to protect his family.
In the ruins of a drowned San Francisco, Logan and Hawkeye face down the Ghost Rider Gang after their ride in the Spidermobile ends in disaster. With the city swallowed by the sea and the skies darkened by the Moloids’ handiwork, Logan’s resolve holds firm even as violence erupts—his pacifism tested in a world gone mad. When they reach Hammer Falls, Nevada, they find an old ally’s daughter, Ashley, drawn into a deadly game with the Kingpin, forcing them to confront the past and the cost of protecting the innocent.
In "Old Man Logan Part 3," Logan and Clint race toward Salt Lake City, chasing a desperate mission to save Clint’s daughter from the new Kingpin’s grasp. With Hawkeye battling through waves of enforcers and Spider-Girl [Ashley] stepping into a shocking new role, the line between protector and predator blurs. As allies fall and old sins resurface, Logan faces a choice that could cost him everything—his peace, his principles, and the fragile hope he’s clung to.
In the aftermath of a desperate escape from Clint’s ruthless daughter and her forces, Logan and Clint plummet into a chasm carved by the enigmatic Moloids. As they stumble through the wreckage toward Iowa, Logan finally agrees to share the painful truth behind his decision to abandon the name Wolverine—revealing a past that shaped him in ways even his closest allies never knew.
In "Old Man Logan Part 6," Logan and Clint find themselves ambushed by a Venom-infected dinosaur before being rescued by Black Bolt and brought to Emma Frost’s mutant underground. As they journey toward New Babylon, Logan uncovers the truth: Clint is smuggling super soldier serum to forge new heroes, but their mission quickly turns deadly when they’re betrayed and ambushed by SHIELD.
In a fractured future where the Red Skull rules America, a dying Logan is brought to him as a trophy—only to awaken and reclaim his legacy with a single, brutal act. Armed with Captain America’s shield and the shattered remains of Iron Man’s armor, he returns home to find his family gone, forcing him to resurrect the savage fury of Wolverine after half a century of silence.
In a brutal reckoning, Logan confronts the Hulk Gang—led by the patriarch Bruce Banner—for the murder of his family, leaving no survivor. After the reckoning, he departs with Baby Bruce, the only one left, taking the boy on a path that may be the beginning of something new.
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