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Logan died in a very intense battle. His powers were weakened and he couldn't overcome the odds.

Yes, Logan is based on the comic book character Wolverine from the X-Men comics.

Yes, Logan is based on the comics. But it takes some creative liberties to give a fresh take on the story.

In certain comic arcs, Logan does meet his demise. But comic universes are complex and sometimes characters can return or alternate versions exist.

It's kind of mixed. Some parts are very faithful, but there are also some changes that deviate from the original comics.

At first, their relationship could be strained. Logan may be scared by the news, and Rory might feel let down by his initial reaction. But as time goes on, they realize they love each other and want to make it work. They start going to prenatal classes together, and through this shared experience, they rekindle their love and build a stronger bond for the future.

Yes, there could be. Maybe some of Harry's friends from his original story like Hermione or Ron could be involved. They might be initially confused or even a bit against Harry's new relationship with Logan. Or there could be other mutants from Logan's world who interact with them and add more drama to the story.

Yes, Logan does die in some comic storylines.

I'm not sure which 'Logan' you specifically refer to. There could be many people named Logan. It could be a common name for an individual in a story, a character in a movie like 'Logan' where he is a mutant with a complex and tragic backstory involving his powers, his family, and his struggle in a world that often fears and hunts mutants. But without more context, it's hard to tell the full story.

Well, Deborah Logan isn't a completely true story. It's likely a blend of fictional elements and perhaps some loose ties to real-life situations or themes.