OLD MAN LOGAN (2008-2009)

Marvel's mutants love their post-apocalyptic alternate futures. Take Earth-807128, for example. The heroes are dead. The villains rule Amerika. And the man once known as 'Wolverine' tries to live out a quiet life as a farmer called Logan. However, that's all about to change...

Crossover: Despite featuring an alternate future Wolverine, the story arc runs through the main Wolverine title and wraps up in a one-shot special.

• Wolverine #66-72
• Giant-Size Wolverine: Old Man Logan #1

Wolverine #66
The old man called Logan (don't call him Wolverine) is a retired farmer in what's left of a Sacramento that's ruled by the Hulk and his inbred family. When he can't pay rent to the Green Goliath, the pacifist Logan allows the Banner kids to beat him to a pulp to save the lives of his own family. Desperate to resolve the situation peacefully, Logan agrees to buddy up with the blind Clint Barton (the former-member of the Avengers once known as Hawkeye) across Amerika to deliver a dubious package to the East Coast. The duo should be there and back in their rejigged Spider-Mobile before the Hulk's kids come looking for the rent again...

Wolverine #67
Most of San Francisco has been sucked beneath the Earth in Moloid attacks and been ripped apart by Ghost Riders. Logan allows the Riders to beat him, leaving Hawkeye to put arrows through their heads. In Nevada, Hawkeye's ex-wife, Tonya Barton, reveals their daughter has become the new Spider-Woman. But she and her team have been captured by the Kingpin...

Wolverine #68
The Kingpin feeds the new Daredevil and Punisher to some Savage Land dinosaurs and decides on a worse fate for Spider-Woman. The Spider-Mobile crashes through the Kingpin's building and Hawkeye kills his men and frees his daughter. She rips Kingpin's head clean off, declaring herself the new Kingpin! And Hawkeye's next on her hitlist...

Wolverine #69
Logan rescues Hawkeye and the duo narrowly escape Spider-Woman's new army when they're sucked into the Earth by Moloids. Her men are eaten while our heroes escape to the surface in the Spider-Mobile. Later, Logan loses his temper bar and decides it's time to tell Hawkeye exactly what the bad guys did to end his career as Wolverine...

Wolverine #70
Fifty years ago, the Xavier Institute for Higher Learning came under assault from an army of villains. When he realised his fellow X-Men weren't coming to bail him out, Mysterio revealed he'd cast an illusion over the X-Men yo disguise them as villains. Having murdered his friends, the distraught Wolverine wandered for months and tried to decapitate himself with a passing train. From that moment on, Wolverine was dead.

Wolverine #71
Emma Frost and Black Bolt save Hawkeye and Logan from a T-Rex controlled by the Venom symbiote, then the duo arrive in Washington - now under the control of the Red Skull. Hawkeye's buyer betrays him when he's revealed to be working for the Skull. Hawkeye and Logan had transported vials of the Super-Soldier Serum to Washington, believing a rebellion against the Skull was brewing. Instead, Logan is shot numerous times and Hawkeye takes a bullet through the head...

Wolverine #72
The Red Skull's men dump Logan and Hawkeye's bodies in the Red Skull's office at the White House where the Skull parades around in Captain America's uniform, surrounded by the trophies of his other kills. Still alive, Logan gives into his rage and murders the Skull's lackeys, then uses Cap's shield to chop the Red Skull's head off. He flies back home using Iron Man's old armour, only to find his family murdered by the Hulk's hick kids. Now the claws really come out...

Giant-Size Wolverine: Old Man Logan #1
Returning to his angry persona, Wolverine kills his way through the Hulk's twisted offspring. The scrawny Bruce Banner transforms into the Hulk who grabs Wolverine and eats him. Wolverine rips through the Hulk, killing him from the inside out. With nothing left to encourage his pacifism, Wolverine buries his family and takes the only surviving member of the Hulk clan - little baby Bruce Banner Jr - as the first member of the new team his building. And he's gonna clean up Amerika one super-villain at a time...

Old Man Hawkeye #1-12 (2018-2019)
The origin of Hawkeye (Clint Barton) of Earth-807128 is revealed.

Superior Spider-Man #32 (2014) 

Spider-Woman/'Spider-Bitch' (Ashley Barton) is recruited into the Spider-Army led by Spider-Man (Otto Octavius of Earth-616) in the war against the Inheritors during SPIDER-VERSE.

All-New X-Men Annual #1 (2015) 

Earth-807128 makes a cameo appearance during THE SECRET LIFE OF EVA BELL.

Spider-Woman #3 (2015) 

Spider-Woman of Earth-616 sees a number of alternate worlds including Earth-807128 during SPIDER-VERSE.

Old Man Logan #1-5 (2015) 

Old Man Logan finds himself part of the Battleworld made up of alternate Earths (possibly diverging from his future as the Hooded Man); Logan continues to raise Hulk Jr; they encounters zombie versions of the villains he once believed he'd killed (actually zombies from Earth-2149), then meets the heroes of other Earths during SECRET WARS.

Old Man Logan #1-4 (2016)

Now on Earth-616, Logan goes about killing those responsible for the deaths of the X-Men and his family to change the future; Steve Rogers shows him Earth-616 Wolverine's corpse to prove the world he's now on is already very different during ALL-NEW, ALL-DIFFERENT X-MEN.

Extraordinary X-Men #1 (2016) 

Logan joins the X-Men of Earth-616 during ALL-NEW, ALL-DIFFERENT MARVEL.

X-Men: Gold #1 (2017)

Logan joins Kitty Pryde's X-Men during RESURRXION.

Dead Man Logan #1-12 (2019)

The dying Logan fights his way towards the end of his life.

Fantastic Four #558-562 (2008-2009)
Wolverine and Hulk Jr of Earth-807128 (or alternatives versions) joins the New Defenders travel back in time when the Earth starts dying; the Fantastic Four of Earth-616 rehome the time-displaced future human race on Nu-World.

Wolverine by Mark Millar Omnibus

Wolverine: Old Man Logan

Both include... 
Wolverine #66-72

Giant-Size Wolverine: Old Man Logan #1