Instead, he allowed them to brutally beat him in front of his wife and kids. Logan briefly considered breaking his oath and unleashing his claws on the Hulk Gang. Unfortunately, a financial setback meant that they couldn’t pay the “rent” to the Hulk Gang. The Logan family was impoverished, but relatively happy together. Beyond that, Logan didn’t keep any mementos from his time as a member of the X-Men. It’s possible that Logan even named Scotty after his old frenemy, Cyclops. His wife was named Maureen-and they ran a farm together with their children, Scotty and Jade. WOLVERINE (2003) #66 also introduced Logan’s family. Doom’s Lair takes up a slice of Central America, and neighboring Doom’s Lair to the east is an unnamed territory that has a city called “Osborn City.” Finally, the east coast is called the President’s Quarter, firmly under the control of the Red Skull. Although the map indicates that there’s a Kree Haven near the state formerly known as New Mexico. There’s a large area in the middle of the Wastelands that has no ruler at all. The next territory is the Kingdom of the Kingpin, an area formerly ruled by Magneto. Logan lived under the “protection” of Hulkland, which meant that he and every other resident were extorted by an evil family of gamma bullies. The west coast is ruled by the Hulk gang, who took over the territory from Bruce Banner’s nemesis, the Abomination. WOLVERINE (2003) #66 provided the first map of the future, as well as an update on who was in control of each territory. According to Logan, that was the night Wolverine died.įive decades later, America remained divided into different territories. Logan was so emotionally devastated by this revelation that he attempted to take his own life. In reality, Logan was actually slaughtering his friends and surrogate family instead of defending them from evil. Unfortunately, Logan was fooled by an elaborate illusion created by Mysterio. Logan leapt to the defense of his students and friends, and he held off the villains by himself. On the night the heroes fell, an army of Super Villains attacked Xavier’s school. WOLVERINE (2003) #70 revealed what happened to the X-Men and why Logan refused to be Wolverine again. And unlike Loki’s plot in that story, this time, the bad guys won. Think ACTS OF VENGEANCE on a much larger scale.

To prepare for the WASTELANDERS event, is looking back at the history of 'Old Man Logan,' courtesy of Marvel Unlimited! The Day the Heroes FellĪt some point in the near future, the villains in the Marvel Universe decided to band together for a coordinated and simultaneous attack on all of the heroes.

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