"Death of Wolverine" Aftermath Explored Via "The Logan Legacy"

[CBR News]

The "Death of Wolverine" fallout will stretch until at least December, with a miniseries set to examine the event's effect on multiple characters.


Full article here.

[JustJelly]

So this is essentially being written by DC, or more specifically the Batman: Eternal team minus Scott Snyder? Tim Seeley, Ray Fawkes, James Tynion, and Kyle Higgins, plus Marguerite Bennett (who wrote Batman Annual #2), and of course Charles Soule who writes everything. I mean I get that Mike Marts went from editing Batman to X-Men but this is surprising. It's not necessarily bad, Higgins, Seeley, and Fawkes have all done good work at DC so I could give some of these a shot.

[sifighter]

I'll be picking this up when I can, mainly for some of the creative teams, the fact that I'm interested in the Death of Wolverine, but also that both X-23 and Daken will be involved. Not sure about Daken staying in his a Horseman look but I'll be cool with it.

Although, I wonder why the villains are involved? Why would Sabertooth get an issue to himself if he plans to kill Logan?

Edit: I'm not saying he should be in this but you think Raze would be involved in some weird way?

[Mahes]

Interesting writer choices for this. I like the cover for issue 2.

So after this mini series do we get another one counting down to Logan's return?

[cc008]

What is with all the weekly releases? At least in the first month.

[Ceebiro]

I wonder why none of the heroes care that Wolverine's dying.

I mean for FFS, they could at least address Cyclops, Kitty and Jubilee, Nightcrawler, even Storm.

[Ceebiro]

What is with all the weekly releases? At least in the first month.

It's a way to get retailers to commit to higher order numbers for a given issue.

With no way of determining how sales fare on the first issue a month or two ahead of time, they can't really adjust orders for subsequent issues as they normally would.

[Mahes]

What is with all the weekly releases? At least in the first month.

Counter move to DC's weekly release no doubt.

And also what Ceebiro said regarding retailer commitment.

[Ceebiro]

I mean, I expected Marvel to milk this Death of Wolverine thing, but this project feels a bit much. I mean, 7 issues?

[Logan]

Wow. This is unexpected. I'll read it

[cc008]

Well, it sounds like 7 one-shots almost. So you can pick which ones you're interested in. This will probably be a skip for me though.

[Ceebiro]

Well, it sounds like 7 one-shots almost. So you can pick which ones you're interested in. This will probably be a skip for me though.

That's true.

Also, it is very interesting to see Marts talent choices for this. Could be a sign of the players he'll bring on for future X-Men books.

[Sundowhn]

Well, it sounds like 7 one-shots almost. So you can pick which ones you're interested in. This will probably be a skip for me though.

Yep, same. I might pick up the Mystique issue.

[harashkupo]

The X-23 and Sabertooth covers made me drool a little bit. WOW

[cc008]

That's true.

Also, it is very interesting to see Marts talent choices for this. Could be a sign of the players he'll bring on for future X-Men books.

for sure.

I think we can rule out Sabretooth dying in Wolverin 12 now, though. A lot of people were thinking that was going to happen.