And today via Entertainment Weekly, Marvel confirmed that Wolverine's days truly are numbered. True to its title, "Three Months to Die" will lead into a mini-series called The Death of Wolverine. This four-issue project will be written by the superhumanly prolific Charles Soule and illustrated by Steve McNiven (who previously tackled the Ol' Canucklehead in the Old Man Logan storyline). The Death of Wolverine will ship weekly throughout the month of September.
“For a long time, no matter who Wolverine was battling, he’s been the eternal victor,” editor Mike Marts 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?”
Neither Marts nor Soule are being coy about the fact that The Death of Wolverine really will result in Wolverine's death. Marts said, “You’re gonna be entering into a world without Wolverine. That affects not only his teammates, but also the Marvel Universe at large. We’ve got a lot of things in the works already.” Meanwhile, Soule said, “I hope that when people finish it, they’ll feel like he died in a way that was true to him.”

大概意思是娱乐周刊报道，漫威打算让金刚狼死去了，不老不死，并且总是最后的赢家有点腻味了，该说再见了。

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原帖由 错乱僧 于 2014-4-26 23:11 发表
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lz美漫看的少吧，人气角色死去活来的再普通不过了，超人，蝙蝠侠，蜘蛛侠都挂过。说起来小虫子好久复活啊。

漫画宇宙没怎么看，电影宇宙全看了。包括几部短片。