For Logan, special effects studio Image Engine created CGI duplicates of actor Hugh Jackman, which were used for more hectic scenes. And you probably never even noticed them at all.

SPOILER WARNING! Logan screenwriter Scott Frank talks about how he and director James Mangold improved on their previous effort The Wolverine, and how they decided on film's villain and ending.

The rest of the world is about to have their collective, superhero-loving minds blown tomorrow with the opening of Logan. Interestingly, Marvel writer Chris Claremont says he first imagined Bob Hoskins as the adamantium-clawed Wolverine.

After nearly two decades of playing the X-Man Wolverine, Hugh Jackman is finally hanging up his claws in Logan. But is this last hurrah the sendoff both the actor and the character deserves?

From the start we've been hearing that the upcoming Logan will be the last hurrah for star Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. But it would seem that he's not the only famous X-Man that's calling it quits after this.

It will be sad to see Hugh Jackman say farewell to the beloved character of Wolverine. It almost didn't have to be if Marvel could somehow find a way to get him to be part of The Avengers.

With Universal's focus on setting up big monster movies, it only makes sense to reboot the character who is supposed to be the ultimate monster slayer. Only this time, they want to make it a scarier prospect for the hero.

Logan will be introducing us to a new feisty mutant that could carry the future of the mutant story-line in the X-Men Universe. Something director James Mangold would like to explore.