Death becomes Wolverine this fall.

According to Entertainment Weekly:

Marvel has been teasing a radical new development in Wolverine’s history with this summer’s story arc, “3 Months to Die,” which robs Wolverine of his healing factor, the mutant power that has kept him alive and kicking through decades of fatal injuries. Now, EW is excited to announce exclusively that “3 Months to Die” will culminate in a 4-part miniseries in September called, simply, Death of Wolverine. Written by Charles Soule and drawn by Steve McNiven, Death of Wolverine #1 hits on September 3 (that’s the cover image above.) The next three issues of the series will follow every week ensuing, climaxing with Death of Wolverine #4 on September 24.

“For a long time, no matter who Wolverine was battling, he’s been the eternal victor,” Michael Marts, an executive editor at Marvel, told EW. “He almost always comes out on top. Now he finally comes up against an adversary that he cannot win against, he cannot fight. What does that mean for this character who’s been around for hundred years?”

That means Wolverine and Sabretooth will never get to release all that sexual tension they've been harboring over the years. Well, at least we got to see Logan lock lips with Hercules, even if it was in some other dimension/universe/whatever. If the baddest badass in all comics is going to go out, however, at least let him go out in a matter befitting his badassery.

“He’s basically been told, by his various genius buddies, to not get into any fights, because he can’t survive them. Wolverine being Wolverine, violence tends to find himm” said Death of Wolverine writer Charles Soule. “I hope that when people finish it, they’ll feel like he died in a way that was true to him.”

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