‘Logan’: Official Trailer #1

After a few weeks of tantalizing glimpses into the final outing for Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, the first official trailer for Logan has arrived.

UPDATE: Just an hour after the release of the official trailer, Fox also dropped an international red band trailer featuring some bloody action. (via Joblo)

Logan hits theaters March 3, 2017.

In 2024, mutant births are severely in decline, and people aren’t sure why. A government-type operation is turning mutant children into killing machines. From this, Logan emerges as a mentor to a mutant girl, who has two claws instead of his three.

The Reavers: Villains Revealed From ‘Logan’

Well, a day without a new ‘Logan’ photo just isn’t a day anymore it seems, but at least the latest is pretty damn substantial. Posted to the film’s official Instagram account, the latest photo confirms The Reavers, originally featured in the pages of Uncanny X-Men back in the 80’s Australian Outback days of the team are up next as the villains of the film.

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The Reavers were originally looters who used an Aboriginal named Gateway to teleport them all over the world and in Australia they ran into the X-Men’s base. Later, they were introduced as cyborg assassins recruited by Donald Pierce, who’s already been listed as a character in ‘Logan.’ It’s likely they’ll use the latter version, since those were the ones that attacked and crucified Wolverine.

The Reavers were literally just appearing to blow shit up in my opinion in the books, sometimes, so even though ‘Logan’s’ tone is appearing darker, slower and more stoically deadly, one can be sure that there are going to be some heart pounding action sequences when these cyborgs show up on the scene.

Logan hits theaters March 3, 2017.

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First Look at Stephen Merchant as Caliban in ‘Logan’

The Logan marketing campaign via social media continues. Today we have our first look at Stephen Merchant as Caliban. The albino mutant will be assisting Wolverine as he takes care of Professor X who is in a state of cognitive decline.

In the comics, Caliban was a mutant with the ability to track other mutants. After he was captured by the Watchtower (an anti-mutant research facility), Caliban was liberated by Wolverine and several other mutants. He was one of the few who regained his powers post M-Day.

Since we already know Logan and Xavier’s powers aren’t what they used to be in a future where humans are asking “Where have all the mutants gone?”, it seems likely Wolverine and the Professor aren’t the only ones who’s powers are diminishing.

 

Taken w/ Leica S 007 Summicron 100mm, ISO 1600 1/250 ƒ2 — by JM pic.twitter.com/8P3s5Mdruo

— Mangold (@mang0ld) October 17, 2016

Logan hits theaters March 3, 2017.

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