Wolverine: Old Man Logan Omnibus

Background. Old Man Logan ran in Wolverine issues #66-72 and the Giant-Size finale in 2008-2009, with Mark Millar and Steve McNiven returning as a team after their Civil War collaboration. The story was conceived as the definitive Wolverine story for a post-superhero era — a western set in a dystopian future, starring a Logan who has psychologically broken himself to prevent the berserker within from ever emerging again. The Hulk Gang, the Red Skull's Captain America costume, Hawkeye as road trip companion — every element of the world is carefully constructed.

What's inside. This omnibus collects the complete Old Man Logan story by Millar and McNiven — the eight-issue main series plus supplementary material. The road trip across a devastated America takes Logan from his Hulk-gang-dominated farm to the Spider-Man costume-wearing Kingpin's domain to the Red Skull's Washington D.C. headquarters, with a finale that gives Logan back everything the setup took away. McNiven's fully painted artwork is the definitive visual treatment of the story.

Why it's worth it. Old Man Logan is the best-selling Marvel graphic novel of the 21st century's first decade for good reason — it's a complete, self-contained story that works without any knowledge of prior Wolverine continuity, uses the dystopian future framework to deliver genuine emotional catharsis, and features Steve McNiven's finest artwork. The omnibus format presents it at premium hardcover quality alongside related material.

Edition details. Hardcover omnibus. US edition published by Marvel Comics. ISBN 9781302970147.