Old Man Logan #7 – Comic Overview
Genre
Action, Superhero, Post-Apocalyptic, Drama
Main Characters
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Old Man Logan (Logan/Wolverine): An older, grizzled version of Wolverine from a dystopian future, still fighting with claws and conviction.
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Lady Deathstrike (Yuriko Oyama): A cybernetically-enhanced villain with a long-standing vendetta against Logan.
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The Reavers: A brutal gang of cybernetic mercenaries aligned with Lady Deathstrike.
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Maureen (Young Girl): A civilian caught in the crossfire, destined to become Logan's future wife in his timeline.
Writer
Jeff Lemire – Known for his emotionally driven storytelling, Lemire blends gritty realism with tragic heroism to elevate Old Man Logan’s narrative.
Artist
Andrea Sorrentino – Renowned for his striking and moody visual style, Sorrentino uses deep shadows and dynamic layouts to intensify the tension and combat sequences.
Editor Details
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Editor: Mark Paniccia
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Assistant Editor: Chris Robinson
Publisher and Brand
Marvel Comics
Published under the All-New, All-Different Marvel initiative.
Release Year
2016
Brief Plot Summary
In Old Man Logan #7, Logan finds temporary peace in the quiet town of Killhorn Falls—but that peace is short-lived. When Lady Deathstrike and the Reavers track him down, violence erupts. Logan must draw upon his instincts, experience, and fierce sense of protection to defend the townspeople, particularly a young girl who holds immense significance to his past—and his future. With danger closing in, Logan is forced into a brutal last-stand scenario where survival is uncertain and redemption is on the line.
Notable Arcs or Storylines
This issue is part of the "Killhorn Falls" arc, which explores Logan’s attempt to reconcile with his violent nature while trying to protect a world not quite his own. The arc builds the emotional bridge between Logan’s apocalyptic future and the present-day Marvel Universe, highlighting his ongoing struggle with memory, guilt, and redemption.
Fan Theories or Interpretations
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Time Loop Symbolism: Some fans interpret Logan's actions in Killhorn Falls as a desperate attempt to break free from a predetermined tragic fate. His defense of the town—and especially the young girl—mirrors the loss he experienced in his future timeline, possibly suggesting a psychological effort to rewrite his trauma.
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Maureen’s Presence: The girl Logan protects is thought to represent Maureen, his deceased wife from the Wastelands. Fans speculate whether this is literal or metaphorical, fueling theories about destiny and parallel timelines.
Review Summary
Old Man Logan #7 delivers a gripping, emotionally layered installment with standout storytelling and hauntingly beautiful artwork. Jeff Lemire’s script captures Logan's inner turmoil with poignant subtlety, while Andrea Sorrentino’s visuals elevate the raw intensity of each confrontation. The pacing is sharp, the stakes feel personal, and the atmosphere crackles with dread and determination. A standout issue in the run, it encapsulates everything fans love about Old Man Logan—heart, claws, and tragedy.
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