Wolverine: The Death of Wolverine #[nn]

In a grim, isolated facility, Wendell Rayfield tends to his monotonous duty: firing a machine gun at a feral mutant trapped in a pit, keeping the man's healing factor perpetually overwhelmed. His routine is unbroken—until the man in the pit begins to speak, breaking the silence with words that challenge everything Wendell thought he knew about his purpose, his life, and the man he’s been ordered to keep contained.

In "Logan Dies Part 1," Wolverine is lured into a deadly ambush by a shadowy terrorist faction, forced into a brutal clash with one of their elite operatives—Scimitar—only to be torn apart in an explosion that should have ended him. When S.H.I.E.L.D. recovers his body, they find it miraculously healed, but the man behind the adamantium claws is gone, replaced by a fractured mind trapped in silence. With the enigmatic Shogun watching from the shadows and a grieving Amir already lost, the line between death and what remains becomes terrifyingly thin.

In the aftermath of his death, Wolverine’s body lies lifeless, but his soul remains trapped in limbo—caught between realms after a rare defeat at the hands of Lazaer, the angel of death. Dr. Strange ventures into the afterlife to uncover why Logan’s spirit refuses to return, confronting the enigmatic force that has claimed the mutant’s soul.

In the aftermath of his death, Wolverine returns to Tokyo, chasing the trail of Shogun and Phaedra, the Scimitar agents who orchestrated his demise. As he confronts those who betrayed him, he uncovers a shocking truth: the mastermind behind the attack is a man he believed long dead—Lord Shingen, Mariko’s father.

In "Logan Dies Part 5: Soul Survivor," Wolverine faces the final reckoning of his long battle against death itself, confronting Shogun and the resurrected Phaedra in a clash that tests the limits of his will. With the help of Lazaer, he claims his soul back—but at a cost: his healing factor is no longer absolute, meaning one true death could be his last.