In the movie, Eden is a location where mutants can supposedly be safe from persecution. “Logan” takes place in 2029, in a world where no new mutated humans have been born for more than 20 years.

The scene in Logan that really made me think, Well, this is certainly different is one in which Logan (Hugh Jackman), who many years before the events of the movie was refereed to as Wolverine ...

When Logan conceptual artist Edon Guraziu began working on cybernetic-enhancements for Donald Pierce (played by Boyd Holbrook) and his enforcers during pre-production, production designer ...

Being stuck on a long car trip with her is the basis of the movie ... Charles, Logan agrees to drive the sullen, silent girl north, up close to the Canadian border, to a rumored new Eden where ...

Next is another two-page spread from the "Eden" comic. This page ends up being stapled in the middle and placed horizontally – like you see here – in the comic in the movie.

Laura has been trying to get Logan to take her to a place called "Eden" in North Dakota. He thinks it's bullsh*t that one of the nurses from the lab saw in one of the X-Men comic books, but Laura ...

as he discovers (in one of the film’s few funny gambits), Eden originated in the “X-Men” comics, which in Logan’s mind means that it has to be a made-up place. For most of the movie ...

The trio hits the road and looks for sanctuary, specifically a Canadian Eden ... Logan says about those literary adventures. When the legend becomes fact ….) And though superhero-movie tropes ...

Logan has a lot of good things going for it. Despite being X-Men franchise star’s last turn playing the titular Wolverine, it’s managed to be one of the highest grossing R-rated films in ...

The X-Men movie franchise had a massive upheaval in 2017 when Logan was released. Not only is it still considered the high point of 20th Century Fox's take on the mutant heroes, but it also marked ...

Michael Green, who co-wrote 2017's 'Logan,' was warned that the opening of 'Deadpool & Wolverine' might ruin that film's ending. ... but the Movie Was a ‘Huge Compliment’ Instead ...