Despite a rushed final act, Old Man Logan closes out the series on a strong note. It highlights the sadness fueling both Logan and Maestro at the end of their lives, as well as explores how quickly decent people can turn to evil. This issue could easily serve as the final word on the saga of Old Man Logan, which sets a higher bar for Dead Man Logan to cross. Read Full Review

There was a time where I let my pile ofOld Man Loganissues grow until it was an intimidating project to tackle. That was my mistake, but now that I have caught up, I'm happy to be able to share with you a wonderful close to this chapter in the saga of Old Man Logan. Read Full Review

With Wolverine back in the Marvel U there is only room for one Logan. OML was a fun ride, I'm sorry to see it go. Read Full Review

Old Man Logan #50 was an effective ending to the war between Logan and Maestro. The final clash between the two lead to the brutal results one expects from a fight between Wolverine and Hulk. Ed Brisson did a good job layering the fight with some strong character work for both Old Man Logan and Maestro throughout this issue. It's unfortunate that final page lacked the impact expected from the final scene of a long-running series. If the ending was better executed than Old Man Logan #50 would've been a much more satisfying conclusion to this series. Read Full Review

Regardless of what happened in earlier issues, this serves as a pretty good finale for Old Man Logan, wrapping up his story in the sort of tragic, symbolic beauty that the character deserves. Read Full Review

Great mix of big action and some quieter moments, but the highlights were all in the splash pages. What this book lacks in substance, it definitely has in machismo. Read Full Review

personally one of the best runs to come out of All New All Different Marvel

I like this one too.

A satisfying conclusion that wraps up everything from this run, and would be a solid ending for Old Man Logan if we didn't know Dead Man Logan was coming.