Old Man Logan - Hugh Jackman's last Wolverine film?

[Bowser]

Am I the only one that thinks Xavier is dead but has somehow transferred his essence into Logan telepathically, or something along those lines? And on top of that, Logan went berserk and killed the X-Men at some point, and this is how the Professor chose to punish him?

If they want to try to attempt to tie into the actual Old Man Logan storyline, that would be one way to do it.

[DanBecky]

Originally Posted by Bowser

Am I the only one that thinks Xavier is dead but has somehow transferred his essence into Logan telepathically, or something along those lines? And on top of that, Logan went berserk and killed the X-Men at some point, and this is how the Professor chose to punish him?

If they want to try to attempt to tie into the actual Old Man Logan storyline, that would be one way to do it.

That would be very hard to watch based off of your description lol. Idk the Old Man Logan story line but that is heavy as hell

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by DanBecky

That would be very hard to watch based off of your description lol. Idk the Old Man Logan story line but that is heavy as hell

In the comics, Logan is tricked by a telepath (Mysterio?) into believing all the X-Men were his enemies, and he slaughters them all. Once he realized what he had done, he freaked out, took a vow of peace, and didn't pop his claws for decades as the world and super powered folks basically destroyed most of everything as he stood back and took no part. It's one of the better graphic novels Marvel ever put out, honestly.