Logan is a fictional character who appears in various Marvel Comics publications and media. In one specific storyline, “Old Man Logan,” Logan is depicted as being much older than his usual portrayal.
In “Old Man Logan,” Logan is around 250 years old when he dies. The story is set in a dystopian future where supervillains have taken over and most of the superheroes are dead. Logan has not used his claws in decades and is living a peaceful life with his family. However, when he is forced to go on a road trip with an old friend, he is drawn back into a world of violence and danger.
The story of “Old Man Logan” is an alternate universe take on the character, and is not considered part of the main Marvel Comics continuity. The story was written by Mark Millar and illustrated by Steve McNiven, and was first published in 2008 as a limited series. The character has since appeared in other comics and media, including the movie “Logan,” which was loosely based on the “Old Man Logan” storyline.
In the original Marvel Comics continuity, Logan’s age is somewhat ambiguous. He is a mutant with a healing factor that slows down his aging process, making him appear to be in his 30s or 40s despite being born in the 1800s. However, the exact age of the character is never given, and it is left to the reader’s interpretation.
In some comics and media, Logan’s age has been depicted as being significantly older than his appearance would suggest. For example, in the “Days of Future Past” storyline, Logan is shown as being an old man in a dystopian future where mutants are hunted down and killed. In this storyline, Logan is killed by a group of Sentinels, giant robots designed to hunt down and kill mutants.
Overall, the age of Logan when he dies is dependent on the specific storyline or media in which he appears. In the “Old Man Logan” storyline, he is around 250 years old, while in other stories, he may be depicted as being younger or older.