In Wolverine: Old Man Logan, who is revealed to be responsible for the deaths of the X-Men, and how does it impact Wolverine’s journey?"

In Wolverine: Old Man Logan by Mark Millar and Steve McNiven, one of the most heart-wrenching moments in Wolverine’s history is revealed through a tragic flashback. Wolverine is tricked by Mysterio, a master of illusions, into believing that the X-Mansion is under attack by a group of deadly supervillains. With his heightened senses clouded and overwhelmed by the illusion, Wolverine goes into a berserker rage to protect his friends and home.

However, when the dust settles, Wolverine realizes the horrifying truth: the "villains" he slaughtered were not enemies but his fellow X-Men. The massacre was a result of Mysterio's manipulation, leaving Wolverine to grapple with the unbearable guilt of having killed his own team—his family.

This event is a turning point for Logan. Overcome with grief and self-loathing, he vows never to unleash his claws again. He abandons his identity as Wolverine and retreats into a solitary, pacifistic life. The tragedy also sets the tone for the dystopian world of Old Man Logan, where Logan's personal torment mirrors the larger collapse of heroism in a world dominated by villains.

This story is not just a pivotal moment for Wolverine but also a haunting exploration of his character—a man defined by both his unyielding strength and the deep scars of his past. It’s a must-read for fans who want to understand the depth of Wolverine’s struggle and the resilience that makes him a legendary hero.

What do you think about this shocking twist? Did you see it coming, or did it hit you just as hard as it hit Logan? Share your thoughts in the comments below—I’d love to hear what you think!