A Grim Wolverine Guides His Successor in First Logan

Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine has survived through the full X-Men
movie series and now, after 16 years, he’s whipping out his claws one last time
for Logan. And in the third and final Wolverine movie, he’s losing his
self-healing powers—but he’s found his successor.

Set in 2024, Logan brings Wolverine back as a lone survivor
in a time when mutants are all gone or in hiding, hunted by government
assassins. Set to Johnny Cash’s cover of “Hurt” by Nine Inch Nails (director
James Mangold is also behind the Cash biopic Walk the Line), the first trailer
for the movie shows a scarred Logan living in a wasteland, isolated from the
rest of the world.

very sickly Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart) must come together to protect
Laura (Sienna Novikov), a young girl with powers very similar to Logan’s, from
the cyborg Reavers. Audiences will find out whether Laura is indeed X-23—a
clone of Wolverine—on March 3, 2017.