Wolverine goes full-on Terminator with a mission to protect the future and a cyborg twist

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January 25's X Deaths of Wolverine #1 picks up the threads of January 19's X Lives of Wolverine #1, in which Wolverine was sent on a 'Days of Future Past' style psychic quest to save the life of Charles Xavier at different eras in his timeline from a time-traveling Omega Red, forming the second chapter in the ten-part weekly story that stretches across both limited series.

In X Deaths of Wolverine #1, Logan's physical body, which is currently under guard by Jean Grey and Xavier himself as they facilitate his psychic mission, comes under attack from one of the most unlikely threats possible - himself, in a new Terminator-like form.

How does that work? And how does it tie into the saga of Moira X, which continues in X Deaths of Wolverine #1, following her exile from Krakoa in the finale of the recent Inferno limited series? We'll unpack it all right now.

Despite its title, X Deaths of Wolverine focuses mostly on Moira X, as she goes on the run from Krakoa, immediately following the events of Inferno #4 (here's a full rundown of Inferno #4, if you haven't caught up yet). 

The most important bits to know are that Moira's mutant power of resurrection has been disabled, she's been exiled from Krakoa, and her arm was severed and replaced with a piece of Doug Ramsey's techno-organic pal Warlock, who has a unique bond with Krakoa that could be very relevant in what's going on with Wolverine.

Before we get to that, it's established in X Deaths of Wolverine #1 that Moira is now on the run from Mystique and Destiny, who still plan to kill her after being foiled in Inferno, as well as from the CIA, who wish to capture her as a potential intelligence asset against Krakoa.

There seems to be at least one more person hunting her as well