🧊 The future’s survivor, still fighting in the present — Old Man Logan #24, Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino’s ongoing chapter of the haunted Wolverine’s war against a timeline he’s already lived through, carrying wounds no healing factor can fully address and knowledge that functions more as burden than advantage. Lemire’s Old Man Logan is one of the most emotionally sustained Marvel series of its era: not content to trade on the action spectacle of Millar and McNiven’s original arc, Lemire instead commits to the psychological reality of a man displaced in time, surrounded by people he watched die in his own timeline, unable to share what he knows without changing what he’s trying to prevent. Issue #24 is the series in full rhythmic stride — the character’s specific trauma fully established, the narrative’s current threat requiring him to be the fighter and tactician the present timeline needs. Andrea Sorrentino’s art remains one of the great visual pleasures of this era’s Marvel output: his gutters, his negative space, his use of red as a compositional element across the series creating a visual language as distinctive as anything being produced in mainstream superhero publishing. 🧊 Old Man Logan #24 is the man who survived the worst possible future, still fighting to prevent it from happening again.

This is Old Man Logan #24 — Jeff Lemire’s ongoing series (Marvel Comics).

📋 Issue Details

🎨 Writer: Jeff Lemire
🎨 Art: Andrea Sorrentino
📚 Publisher: Marvel Comics

🔑 Collector Specs

📦 Condition: New Old Stock (NOS), unread