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Wolverine's death in the comics was a result of a combination of factors. There was a powerful enemy, and also internal conflicts within the comic's universe that contributed to his demise.

In the 'Death of Wolverine Graphic Novel', apart from Wolverine himself, there were several key characters. One was Dr. Cornelius, who was involved in the events leading up to Wolverine's death. His actions and motives were central to the plot. Then there was the character of Mystique. She has always had her own agenda and her role in this story was to manipulate the situation to her advantage. Also, characters like Cyclops, although not as central as some others, still had their reactions and interactions related to Wolverine's death which were important in showing how the X - Men as a whole were affected by this major event.

No, Wolverine isn't typically depicted as short in the comics. He's usually shown as a physically imposing figure.

Wolverine comics can have value. If they are in mint condition, feature key story arcs, or are limited editions, they can command high prices among comic enthusiasts and collectors.

No, Wolverine is typically depicted as of average height or slightly shorter than average but not extremely short.

Yes, Wolverine is Canadian in the comics. He's one of the most well-known Canadian superhero characters.

Yes, Wolverine has died in some comic storylines, but his character often finds a way to return or be reimagined in different continuities.

Yes, Wolverine was an Avenger in the comics at certain points.

Yes, Wolverine has been an Avenger in the comics at certain points in the storylines.

Yes, Wolverine is still alive in the comics. He's one of the most resilient characters and has managed to survive many challenges.