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Old Man Logan (Collected Editions)
Wolverine: Old Man Logan, Vol. 10: End of the World
When a mysterious unidentified flying object crash-lands in the Yukon, Old Man Logan is called to investigate! What lies within? What does it want with Logan? The Marvel Universe's newest alien menace is on the loose and ready to start a rampage...beware the creature from the blackness of space! Plus, Logan's declining health takes a turn for the worse...how much more can the old man's healing factor take before even he must succumb to the inevitable? COLLECTING: OLD MAN LOGAN 46-50, OLD MAN LOGAN ANNUAL
152 pages, Paperback
First published January 9, 2019
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About the author
Ed Brisson
751 books109 followersComic book writer.
Credits include: COMEBACK, SHELTERED, THE FIELD (Image Comics), SECRET AVENGERS (Marvel), ROBOCOP, SONS OF ANARCHY, HELLRAISER (BOOM!) and X-FILES/TMNT: CONSPIRACY (IDW). Plus, you know, a bunch of stuff I can’t talk about yet.
Credits include: COMEBACK, SHELTERED, THE FIELD (Image Comics), SECRET AVENGERS (Marvel), ROBOCOP, SONS OF ANARCHY, HELLRAISER (BOOM!) and X-FILES/TMNT: CONSPIRACY (IDW). Plus, you know, a bunch of stuff I can’t talk about yet.
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September 30, 2024
The end of an era maybe? Old Man Logan's last 2 arcs with his weakened Healing Factor sees him investigate a town under alien plant life siege with Alpha Flight and then more entertainingly a final (?) showdown with Maestro. A series weak when set in the mainstream Marvel Universe but highly entertaining when set/dealing with the Wastelands or the Maestro. 6 out of 12, Three Stars.
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August 29, 2019
Some OK stories. First up is a two parter with Alpha Flight where they fight a plant monster. Then the Maestro returns. It's billed as the last Old Man Logan story but it's not. There's another miniseries Dead Man Logan where that is supposedly going to happen. At this point, I'm ready for it to happen. Like the "Death of Wolverine" storyline, Marvel is milking it to the point I'm ready to put a knife in Logan and put him out of his misery myself. There's also an Old Man Logan story that shows what happened to the Punisher in Logan's future. It was just OK.
May 8, 2019
A series that started good but drifted into irrelevance. This one did have a really fun issue with a Hulk. Wish we couldve had more of that.
November 29, 2021
This was another great story!
Logan teams up with Alpha flight and his friend Puck to rescue a town from crazy carnivorous plant and its fun the way it ends and well Logan doing a good deed and having the last moment with his canadian mates and then the big story with him battling the Maestro who has taken the town hostage and its fun, we follow the hostages and see the plight of the town for real and I like how brisson totally explores this nightmare dystopia and the threat of Maestro and what will Logan do especially with his fading strength and all that? Plus a fun story of Old man Punisher and Logan teaming up for something and this story was meh.
Its a good volume overall and gives us the final time of OML in 616 and its good, mysteries galore in all these stories and yeah they feel like fillers but wrap up all loose ends and gives OML maybe a good sendoff here and I love that aspect of it! Brisson shows the heroic and decaying aspect of old age in Logan and really fleshes him out unlike others and its awesome and makes for a remarkable conclusion in this series.
Logan teams up with Alpha flight and his friend Puck to rescue a town from crazy carnivorous plant and its fun the way it ends and well Logan doing a good deed and having the last moment with his canadian mates and then the big story with him battling the Maestro who has taken the town hostage and its fun, we follow the hostages and see the plight of the town for real and I like how brisson totally explores this nightmare dystopia and the threat of Maestro and what will Logan do especially with his fading strength and all that? Plus a fun story of Old man Punisher and Logan teaming up for something and this story was meh.
Its a good volume overall and gives us the final time of OML in 616 and its good, mysteries galore in all these stories and yeah they feel like fillers but wrap up all loose ends and gives OML maybe a good sendoff here and I love that aspect of it! Brisson shows the heroic and decaying aspect of old age in Logan and really fleshes him out unlike others and its awesome and makes for a remarkable conclusion in this series.
August 11, 2019
A few years ago, Logan's healing powers were failing him, and he was being poisoned by his adamantine skeleton, as Paul Cornell set him up to die ... and then that was largely ignored in Charles Soule's Death of Wolverine, which killed Logan by embedding him in adamantine.
Now, Old Man Logan's healing powers are failing him, and he's being poisoned by his adamantine skeleton. And if that all seems familiar, and least this time we can hope that there will be better follow-through because the regular writer is getting to also write the baldly sales-focused "Death of Old Man Logan" mini-series.
Anywho:
Alpha Flight & The Alien (#46-47). A really boring fight with an alien that's saved by some fun interactions with Alpha Flight and the full revelation of OML's state and why he's trying to head back to the Wastelands. [3/5]
Maestro (#48-50). A good finale to the Maestro stories that feels dangerous and tense and really does a great job of depicting the brutality of the Hulk-family villains. [3+/5]
The Punishers (Annual #1). A nice story of the Wastelands and Old Man Frank, because everyone's got to be an Old Man now [3+/5].
Overall, this is a fair conclusion to the series, though "Dead Man Logan" is of course the real finale.
Now, Old Man Logan's healing powers are failing him, and he's being poisoned by his adamantine skeleton. And if that all seems familiar, and least this time we can hope that there will be better follow-through because the regular writer is getting to also write the baldly sales-focused "Death of Old Man Logan" mini-series.
Anywho:
Alpha Flight & The Alien (#46-47). A really boring fight with an alien that's saved by some fun interactions with Alpha Flight and the full revelation of OML's state and why he's trying to head back to the Wastelands. [3/5]
Maestro (#48-50). A good finale to the Maestro stories that feels dangerous and tense and really does a great job of depicting the brutality of the Hulk-family villains. [3+/5]
The Punishers (Annual #1). A nice story of the Wastelands and Old Man Frank, because everyone's got to be an Old Man now [3+/5].
Overall, this is a fair conclusion to the series, though "Dead Man Logan" is of course the real finale.
January 23, 2019
UFOS, the Punisher, and the Maestro are all on the menu in this final volume of the ongoing Old Man Logan series that brings the ol' codger's adventures in the Marvel Universe to a close...or does it?
We open with a two issue story about an alien invasion that brings Wolverine together with Alpha Flight for a surprisingly poignant story about Old Man Logan and how detached he feels with his surroundings. The parallel is well done, but the interaction between Alpha Flight and OML feels a little lacklustre - I think there was more potential to be mined from having them together. Brisson's Iron Fist collaborator Damian Couceiro takes these two issues in his stride with some jagged visuals that work well, although the monster's kind of bland.
The next three issues are the conclusion of the series, with Logan battling the Maestro for the fate of a small Canadian town. There's a strong beginning and a strong ending here, especially since issue 50 is extra-sized, but the middle feels a bit like the supporting cast are taking away from Logan once again - it's to be expected since the poor guy is spending more and more time unconscious, but it's still a little sad. The cliffhanger ending that teases the wrap-up mini-series is intriguing as well, and I expect the final fight between OML and Maestro will have internet boards yelling. Ibraim Roberson returns to the series for these three issues, with a little help from Neil Edwards for issue 50 in a surprisingly effective collaboration.
Finally, the OML Annual flashes back to the fate of the Punisher in the Wastelands. This story doesn't add much to the backstory that Logan already had, and the Wastelands version of the Punisher isn't anything we haven't seen before, but it's a surprisingly humanizing story overall for both characters. There's a back-up here that tries to flesh out the Punisher, but it's too little, too late, for a character that's never really had that much depth anyway. Simone Di Meo (currently scribbling up a storm on Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers) takes the main story here, but it's nowhere near as remarkable as Power Rangers.
Old Man Logan's down, but he's not quite out. This collection of stories examines Logan in depth, before throwing him into the rematch of his life in another moment of continuity with the rest Brisson's run, creating a symmetry that most books don't get these days (since they usually run for 12 issues instead of 50). The supplementary annual doesn't really add much, but this is a good way to set the stage for what's about to go down next.
We open with a two issue story about an alien invasion that brings Wolverine together with Alpha Flight for a surprisingly poignant story about Old Man Logan and how detached he feels with his surroundings. The parallel is well done, but the interaction between Alpha Flight and OML feels a little lacklustre - I think there was more potential to be mined from having them together. Brisson's Iron Fist collaborator Damian Couceiro takes these two issues in his stride with some jagged visuals that work well, although the monster's kind of bland.
The next three issues are the conclusion of the series, with Logan battling the Maestro for the fate of a small Canadian town. There's a strong beginning and a strong ending here, especially since issue 50 is extra-sized, but the middle feels a bit like the supporting cast are taking away from Logan once again - it's to be expected since the poor guy is spending more and more time unconscious, but it's still a little sad. The cliffhanger ending that teases the wrap-up mini-series is intriguing as well, and I expect the final fight between OML and Maestro will have internet boards yelling. Ibraim Roberson returns to the series for these three issues, with a little help from Neil Edwards for issue 50 in a surprisingly effective collaboration.
Finally, the OML Annual flashes back to the fate of the Punisher in the Wastelands. This story doesn't add much to the backstory that Logan already had, and the Wastelands version of the Punisher isn't anything we haven't seen before, but it's a surprisingly humanizing story overall for both characters. There's a back-up here that tries to flesh out the Punisher, but it's too little, too late, for a character that's never really had that much depth anyway. Simone Di Meo (currently scribbling up a storm on Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers) takes the main story here, but it's nowhere near as remarkable as Power Rangers.
Old Man Logan's down, but he's not quite out. This collection of stories examines Logan in depth, before throwing him into the rematch of his life in another moment of continuity with the rest Brisson's run, creating a symmetry that most books don't get these days (since they usually run for 12 issues instead of 50). The supplementary annual doesn't really add much, but this is a good way to set the stage for what's about to go down next.
March 2, 2019
Ah, a much better Logan tale than the last.
This is the final volume in the long running old man logan series. Of course we have "Death of Old Man Logan" Which I'm hoping is good. This is close to a ending as we'll get for the series though, but does it hold up? Let's find out.
Logan goes on a mission with his old friends from Canada. He has to handle a tentical looking monster because...well why not! Next up after is him facing off one last time against the hulk from his timeline. The big bastard has taking a town over and Logan plans on finishing this once and for all. However, with his weaken state, he might have some trouble with that.
Good: The art is pretty solid as always. I really liked the fights, especially with the hulk. Brutal is for sure here. I also thought Logan saying goodbye to his old pals while also doing what he does best, saving those who needs it, is the way Logan has always been. The pacing is a bit rushed but it actually helps this from ever being boring.
Bad: Hulk villain doesn't seem very scary here. Also, the monster they fight before hand is kind of silly. I also think it feels rushed a bit, not getting the full emotion of a dying Logan.
Overall, a solid ending. Not remarkable or anything but like most of Brisson run on Old Man Logan it stayed pretty entertaining throughout. A 3 out of 5.
This is the final volume in the long running old man logan series. Of course we have "Death of Old Man Logan" Which I'm hoping is good. This is close to a ending as we'll get for the series though, but does it hold up? Let's find out.
Logan goes on a mission with his old friends from Canada. He has to handle a tentical looking monster because...well why not! Next up after is him facing off one last time against the hulk from his timeline. The big bastard has taking a town over and Logan plans on finishing this once and for all. However, with his weaken state, he might have some trouble with that.
Good: The art is pretty solid as always. I really liked the fights, especially with the hulk. Brutal is for sure here. I also thought Logan saying goodbye to his old pals while also doing what he does best, saving those who needs it, is the way Logan has always been. The pacing is a bit rushed but it actually helps this from ever being boring.
Bad: Hulk villain doesn't seem very scary here. Also, the monster they fight before hand is kind of silly. I also think it feels rushed a bit, not getting the full emotion of a dying Logan.
Overall, a solid ending. Not remarkable or anything but like most of Brisson run on Old Man Logan it stayed pretty entertaining throughout. A 3 out of 5.
February 20, 2019
Starting to get repetitive, but the air of doomed inevitability about our hero is quite well conveyed.
November 22, 2018
The series at least went out with a bang. There are three basic storylines here. One involves Alpha Flight and an extraterrestrial killer plant which is an okay story but nothing special. The other involves the Punisher of the Old Man Logan Universe and I thought it was a good story, and that the Old Man Punisher character has some potential. It would be cool to see him in his own series, or at least limited series. Then finally we have the "final" battle between Old Man Logan and that evil Hulk, The Maestro. All in all a good volume with above average art. I'm curious to see what happens in the follow up series, "Dead Man Logan." (That's not a joke, it's really the title of the next series!)
All in all I thought Old Man Logan was the best Wolverine series in years. I highly recommend it to any Wolverine fans, especially if you didn't enjoy the Wolverine series of the past few years and wanted something a little more old school.
All in all I thought Old Man Logan was the best Wolverine series in years. I highly recommend it to any Wolverine fans, especially if you didn't enjoy the Wolverine series of the past few years and wanted something a little more old school.
March 14, 2020
3.5 stars. First 2 issue has something crash land form outer space. Turns out to be some plant like alien that is just trying to protect itself. We see some nice team up action with Logan and Alpha Flight. Shaman also confirms that the adamantium is killing Logan and there is nothing he can do.
The next 3 issue gets back to the story with Maestro. Some brutal fight scene with a brutal ending. This was my favorite story out of the bunch.
The annual goes back to the wasteland where we get Old Man Logan teaming up with Old Man Punisher. This was a decent issue. Not the greatest but solid.
All is all, a nice final volume that sets up what should be the end of Old Man Logan, in the maxi series Dead Man Logan. That’s what I got set up next to read.
The next 3 issue gets back to the story with Maestro. Some brutal fight scene with a brutal ending. This was my favorite story out of the bunch.
The annual goes back to the wasteland where we get Old Man Logan teaming up with Old Man Punisher. This was a decent issue. Not the greatest but solid.
All is all, a nice final volume that sets up what should be the end of Old Man Logan, in the maxi series Dead Man Logan. That’s what I got set up next to read.
February 22, 2019
Well that’s it for old man Logan! It was a fun read. It had different authors and a lot of different styles and interpretations. Overall I recommend it. It’s not gonna be a classic like it’s predecessor but it’s still a lot of fun. Old man logs is continuing in dead man Logan series that’s already begun. The first volume should be out soon. 4 stars for volume 10. 4 stars for the series.
July 4, 2020
Ok when logan was asked how he was feeling and he said like Bacon, that was funny but the whole first issue was kind of slow moving. Hmm, I don't know that last battle seemed a bit too easy and quickly resolved. I feel like there was a lot of potential with the last couple of volumes to branch out and have more interesting storylines like in the first few volumes but it ended up being very filler-y and focusing on other people who were not as interesting like Blob and Bullseye. I know about the Dead man logan series but I just wished this ended with the same bang it started back in volume 1.
December 1, 2019
Great end to a great series !
May 18, 2020
Well, it’s a somewhat fitting end to Old Man Logan, as good as it could be after a series that went for way too long. An excellent annual at the end of the book gives us a look at Old Man Punisher is two time periods.
February 2, 2019
Now there we go. Moving the story forward, while giving us a throwback to an earlier story, and some fun fill in pieces and even a look back at his original world.
February 21, 2019
After an adventure with Alpha Flight (in this iteration: Guardian, Snowbird, Puck, Shaman) where they had to fight a huge purple alien, Logan heads off to a small town in the North. Guess who's set up a new Kingdom there? Maestro, the crazy dictator Hulk from Logan's time and world. The comic falls into its predictable and awesome rhythm: Fight, heal and talk, fight, lose hope, heal, stop the bad guy from doing something crazy, fight... repeat. LOL
The final fight gets initiated when Logan tries to use Maestro's time travel machine to go home. Not willing to go back with him, Maestro destroys the machine. FIGHT! Maestro... don't get so mad you "lose your head"! LOL (this scene, although quick, is amazing)
Falling into the snow after his battle, the comic and Volume ends with "Next: Dead Man Logan".
Absolutely, can't wait! This comic has always been Wolverine, fully without limits.
Excellent Volume and series. Read the original GN and the 10 Volumes.
High recommend.
The final fight gets initiated when Logan tries to use Maestro's time travel machine to go home. Not willing to go back with him, Maestro destroys the machine. FIGHT! Maestro... don't get so mad you "lose your head"! LOL (this scene, although quick, is amazing)
Falling into the snow after his battle, the comic and Volume ends with "Next: Dead Man Logan".
Absolutely, can't wait! This comic has always been Wolverine, fully without limits.
Excellent Volume and series. Read the original GN and the 10 Volumes.
High recommend.
May 2, 2019
The Logan retirement/death tour continues into a tenth volume, which is about seven too many, in my opinion. First, he tackles a space monster with the Champions. Then, he beats up the Maestro for the second time in this series. It's kind of ridiculous.
In Logan's favor, the first story is rollicking fun and the second story is dark and depraved. Each inches Logan closer to merciful death. The art is quality. I realized that I like the lettering in this series too, an unusual thing to notice. The annual issue at the end of this volume introduces Old Man Punisher, who of course is ten times more interesting than Old Man Logan. Cue his spin-off series. If it's excellent like Old Man Hawkeye, I'm in.
In Logan's favor, the first story is rollicking fun and the second story is dark and depraved. Each inches Logan closer to merciful death. The art is quality. I realized that I like the lettering in this series too, an unusual thing to notice. The annual issue at the end of this volume introduces Old Man Punisher, who of course is ten times more interesting than Old Man Logan. Cue his spin-off series. If it's excellent like Old Man Hawkeye, I'm in.
July 2, 2020
Otra pelea de Logan contra maestro. Pensé que ya habíamos tenido un tomo sobre eso, bueno no fue suficiente. No hay nada nuevo aquí en la historia de Logan: su poder regenerativo se está acabando, si piensa regresar a Wasteland, tiene que ser ahora y va en búsqueda de Maestro por la máquina que podría regresarlo.
Al principio también tiene una historia sobre una especie de planta alienígena rara, que no lleva a ningún punto.
El anual que se incluye en este tomo es una historia sobre Punisher y Logan en Wasteland justo después del final del tomo original. Esa historia me gustó mucho, podemos ver un poco de las consecuencias de lo que hizo Logan y también es interesante ver a Frank Castle de ese mundo y por qué sigue luchando.
Ya traigan Dead Man Logan.
Al principio también tiene una historia sobre una especie de planta alienígena rara, que no lleva a ningún punto.
El anual que se incluye en este tomo es una historia sobre Punisher y Logan en Wasteland justo después del final del tomo original. Esa historia me gustó mucho, podemos ver un poco de las consecuencias de lo que hizo Logan y también es interesante ver a Frank Castle de ese mundo y por qué sigue luchando.
Ya traigan Dead Man Logan.
June 6, 2019
This one honestly felt like a bit of a step back after the excellence of the last volume, particularly the Bullseye story.
Honestly the Alpha Flight arc was weak. I wish it wasn't, but it was. It seemed mostly about Logan saying goodbye, and his feeling guilty over
Brisson gives us the inevitable end of Old Man Logan's run in our world--a face off against the surviving version of Maestro--his old Wastelands enemy. It works great for Logan's character, and I guess there's a kind of circular logic to facing this villain as the last story line of the title, but man...it doesn't hold a candle to that Bullseye arc from last volume.
Honestly the Alpha Flight arc was weak. I wish it wasn't, but it was. It seemed mostly about Logan saying goodbye, and his feeling guilty over
Brisson gives us the inevitable end of Old Man Logan's run in our world--a face off against the surviving version of Maestro--his old Wastelands enemy. It works great for Logan's character, and I guess there's a kind of circular logic to facing this villain as the last story line of the title, but man...it doesn't hold a candle to that Bullseye arc from last volume.
February 11, 2020
Not the best send off for the series. The first story reunites Logan with Alpha Flight for a weird alien plant story. It was fine, I guess. I liked seeing Shaman, Snowbird, Puck, and Guardian hang with Logan for a bit.
The second story, Logan and Maestro’s rematch was better, but holy shit. Has the Maestro always been this horribly evil? It feels way over the top, and shocking for the sake of being shocking.
I guess my favorite bits were the two stories from the annuals, featuring Old Man Punisher at two different points in his life.
I hope Dead Man Logan is a better series than what this ended up being.
The second story, Logan and Maestro’s rematch was better, but holy shit. Has the Maestro always been this horribly evil? It feels way over the top, and shocking for the sake of being shocking.
I guess my favorite bits were the two stories from the annuals, featuring Old Man Punisher at two different points in his life.
I hope Dead Man Logan is a better series than what this ended up being.
July 8, 2019
Bringing us back to elements of story and character that made the earlier volumes the better half of this series, the final volume of the Old Man Logan Run delivers on some things that have been a long while in coming. Unfortunately, the end result is much like the past few volumes have been--it's fine. I don't have any real issue with it, but it never quite measures up to what it could be.
I am curious to see where things go next. With some new direction, there is a potential to keep the best elements of this series and breathe new life into the rest of it.
I am curious to see where things go next. With some new direction, there is a potential to keep the best elements of this series and breathe new life into the rest of it.
September 20, 2021
Not terrible, but for a volume billed as the final one in the series, deeply unsatisfying. There's a fun little alien battle with the Alpha Flight gang. Then a climactic rematch with the Maestro (big ugly old Hulk from another timeline). I found this one hard to swallow because it seems like Logan had no plan for taking on the Maestro again. He gets his butt handed to him, then goes back for more. There was some resolution at the end, but it made Logan look dumb. He's not dumb!
December 28, 2025
Two solid battles in Canada. First, Wolverine and Alpha Flight battle an extra-terrestrial plant. Then, Logan battles Maestro for the soul of a town.
Both arcs feel like classic Wolverine stories. Healing factor on the fritz, sacrificing himself for a group of strangers, not wanting to kill...truly, the best elements of Wolverine. There's even just the right touch of backstory.
If you love Rucka's run on the title, this is a worthy follow-up.
Both arcs feel like classic Wolverine stories. Healing factor on the fritz, sacrificing himself for a group of strangers, not wanting to kill...truly, the best elements of Wolverine. There's even just the right touch of backstory.
If you love Rucka's run on the title, this is a worthy follow-up.
January 14, 2020
Acabou ao melhor estilo ed, percebi q é um roterista mas de legar vilões casca grossa e conhecidos já diferente do jeff q faz arcos mais longos e com forte desafios mais psicológicos e pessoais ambos mandaram bem porém curti mais o lemire por esse fato mas terminou bonito e que venha o defunto logan(sério panini!?) a morte de logan ficaria melhor...
September 27, 2020
This was a strange and confusing ending. I thought the series was over, but it's not? I guess?
There's a trick at the beginning where you think that there's an evil Old Man Logan, but
There's a trick at the beginning where you think that there's an evil Old Man Logan, but
May 15, 2024
Don't know how I missed this, but now I can finally polish off this series. Oh, wait, there's more? Dead Man Logan? Ah, well...This wasn't terrible, but kind of running out of steam. Logan fights an alien plant monster with Alpha Flight and then goes up against the alternate universe Maestro. Plus, there's an annual with Old Man Punisher, which isn't terrible. Not great, either.
January 2, 2025
Finishing up the series. I was probably expecting more from this one since it’s the last. It wasn’t bad but not great either. Logan encounters Banner again and has one last brawl with him. The Punishers were a new and interesting attribute but I was hoping for more Hawkeye and for Logan to get the resolve he needs.
November 6, 2018
75/100.
Todo ha estado genial hasta que he pasado la última hoja del último número y he visto que anunciaban "Dead man Logan". Si lo hubieran dejado así, habría sido un cierre muy digno de estos volúmenes. Una etapa recomendada, sin duda.
Todo ha estado genial hasta que he pasado la última hoja del último número y he visto que anunciaban "Dead man Logan". Si lo hubieran dejado así, habría sido un cierre muy digno de estos volúmenes. Una etapa recomendada, sin duda.
April 25, 2019
Public library copy.
The beginning of the book starts out fast paced and the art was of better quality than this title has seen in the past, but toward the end the art style changed and looked amateurish.
The beginning of the book starts out fast paced and the art was of better quality than this title has seen in the past, but toward the end the art style changed and looked amateurish.
August 12, 2025
this was pretty good. I believe this is the volume where wolverine goes to Canada and maestro has taken over a town. hes a disgusting malevolent king of the town. has a hareem of women, if anyone says anything negative about him theyre put to public execution.
big brawls, revolution, nice art.
big brawls, revolution, nice art.
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