Wolverine: The End #5

Wolverine: The End, published by Marvel Comics in 2004, was part of a limited series that explored potential final stories for iconic characters. Written by Paul Jenkins with artwork by Kaare Andrews, the series depicts an aged Logan living in isolation in the Canadian wilderness, grappling with the weight of his long life and the mysteries of his past. This specific issue serves as the conclusion to the arc, focusing on a final, definitive resolution to his decades-long journey.

Kaare Andrews took a distinct visual approach to this project, utilizing a gritty, cinematic style that emphasizes the visceral and emotional exhaustion of the character. The work was generally well-received for its somber tone and departure from standard superhero tropes, offering a contemplative look at mortality. It remains a notable entry in the 'The End' line, celebrated for its stylistic coherence and its willingness to provide a permanent ending to a character famously defined by his resilience and immortality.