WOLVERINE: OLD MAN LOGAN

Millar. McNiven. Wolverine. It doesn't get any better than this. The only way writer Mark Millar (Wanted, Kick-Ass) could top his all-time classic Wolverine tale 'Enemy of the State' was to take it to the future -his Civil War brother in arms, Steve McNiven, handling the art duties! Fusing the dystopian super-hero elements of the X-Men's 'Days of Future Past,' the wild and wooly futurescapes of Mad Max, and the tragic pathos of Clint Eastwood's archetypal Western heroes, Millar's tale finds Wolverine at a crossroads with who he really wants to be and who he really is.     The series has been collected in the following paperbacks: Wolverine: The Brotherhood - (#1-6)Wolverine: Coyote Crossing - (#7-11)Wolverine: Return of the Native - (#12-19)Wolverine: Enemy of the State Vol. 1 - (#20-25)Wolverine: Enemy of the State Vol. 2 - (#26-32)Wolverine: Enemy of the State: Ultimate Collection - (#20-32)Wolverine: House of M: World of M featuring Wolverine - (#33-35)Wolverine: Origins and Endings - (#36-40)Wolverine: Blood and Sorrow - (#41, #49)Wolverine: Civil War - (#42-48)Wolverine: Evolution - (#50-55)Wolverine: The Death of Wolverine - (#56-61)Wolverine: Get Mystique - (#62-65) Wolverine: Old Man Logan - (#66-72)