'Logan' Shares Hints in New Photos and Storyboards

Whether this is a photo of Boyd Holbrook's Donald Pierce (who definitely has a mecha-hand), or one of his minions, Wolverine certainly won't be the only one with metal appendages in "Logan." (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

At Your ‘Convenience’

While "Logan" will take place in some sort of post-mutant-apocalypse universe, it appears that junk-food will survive. (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

Not at ‘Liberty’ to Say…

No clues yet as to the role this Motor Motel will play in ‘Logan,’ but it gets across the gone-to-seed nature of the world Wolverine now inhabits. (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

In the Still of the Night

This moody black-and-white nighttime shot features Jackman's hero, alone, in the aftermath of a kill, giving its caption, ‘Silence,’ a double meaning. (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

Choose Your ‘Weapon’

Did you think Wolverine was going to restrict himself to just his adamantium claws in combat? Seems a steel rod of some sort may also come in handy as a tool of anti-Reaver destruction. (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

In this storyboard of Wolverine eyeing a motel from a distance, artist Gabriel Hardman captures the bleak, borderline-noir atmosphere sought by director James Mangold. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Lest anyone think Hugh Jackman’s post-apocalyptic Wolverine wasn’t going to be a killing machine anymore, this low-angled storyboard image by Gabriel Hardman confirms he’ll be engaged in plenty of adamantium-clawed action. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Director James Mangold shared this black-and-white snapshot of the plains set beneath an imposing sky, captioned “Open” — more evidence of a rough, hardscrabble Western vibe that will define this world-without-mutants tale. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Logan

In 'Logan,' Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine has become a weathered desert desperado with a diminished healing factor, but despite his beaten-and-bruised body, director James Mangold’s mirror-image photo of the mutant — boasting his usual chiseled muscles — proves the actor’s gym-rat preparation for the role hasn’t changed. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Meet X-23

The caption "Laura" on this Instagram image is a pretty clear sign Dafne Keen’s role in 'Logan' is as Laura Kinney, a.k.a X-23, a mutant introduced by Marvel in 2004. When Professor X tells Logan "She’s like you. Very much like you," in the film's trailer, he's hinting at her comic-book origins: She’s a female clone of Wolverine, from a re-creation of the Weapon X experiment that gave him his retractable claws and regenerative healing powers. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Dogtag, You’re It

New Instagram photo of Logan’s ID raises a number of questions… (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The New (That Is, Old) Logan

Scarred and gray, the first official profile shot of Hugh Jackman in “Logan” confirms that this Wolverine be weathered and wounded — and, it appears, also without his trademark pointy-headed hairdo. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Leave It to ‘Reaver’

The introduction of the Reavers — a band of cyborg militants with a grudge against Wolverine, represented by actor David Kallaway in this photo posted to the film's Instagram — makes sense: In the comics, they’re led by Donald Pierce (played in “Logan” by Boyd Holbrook). (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stephen Merchant’s Role Revealed?

Stephen Merchant’s role in “Logan” officially remains unknown, but this photo of the actor taken and tweeted by director James Mangold — with a bald head, pasty complexion, and foreboding stare — fuels speculation he’ll be playing Caliban, a rogue mutant who was briefly featured in “X-Men: Apocalypse.” His ties to Boyd Holbrook’s villain Donald Pierce remain a mystery. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Let the Caliban-ter Begin

As if director James Mangold’s image of Stephen Merchant wasn’t creepy enough, the actor posted an even more unnerving self-portrait to Instagram (captioned “How I Spent My Summer”), in which his (rumored-to-be-Caliban) baddie looks like a mutant desperado, lurking in the shadows of a shot-up shack. (Photo: stephenmerchant/Instagram)

’62’ Pick-up

Last week’s “Prom” photo featured a sign indicating that at least some of “Logan” would take place in El Paso, Texas — a notion now all but confirmed by this shot of a highway sign, captioned ’62.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stall Tactics

This Logan tease, captioned 'Mutants,' shows a bathroom stall with a cryptic message — "Where Are All The Mutants?" — scrawled on it. Speculation continues that Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine will be set in a dystopian future where superpowered mutants have been rendered an endangered species — if not eradicated — and where Logan operates as something of an aged, power-deficient nomad. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Danger! Wolverine Ahead!

One of two storyboards from “the great @gabrielhardman” tweeted by director James Mangold. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

In Emergency, Break Glass?

Second of two storyboards tweeted by director James Mangold from @gabrielhardman.” (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Welcome to El Paso

The sign in the photo labeled ‘Prom’ on the movie’s Instagram page seems to ID the West Texas town as one spot where the action is — and spurred speculation that white-suited gent might be comic-book villain Arcade. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

No Standing Zone?

‘Smelting Plant’ shows a mysterious collapsed structure on its side — with a limo idling nearby. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Fuel Your Imagination?

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

While "Logan" will take place in some sort of post-mutant-apocalypse universe, it appears that junk-food will survive. (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

Not at ‘Liberty’ to Say…

No clues yet as to the role this Motor Motel will play in ‘Logan,’ but it gets across the gone-to-seed nature of the world Wolverine now inhabits. (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

In the Still of the Night

This moody black-and-white nighttime shot features Jackman's hero, alone, in the aftermath of a kill, giving its caption, ‘Silence,’ a double meaning. (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

Choose Your ‘Weapon’

Did you think Wolverine was going to restrict himself to just his adamantium claws in combat? Seems a steel rod of some sort may also come in handy as a tool of anti-Reaver destruction. (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

In this storyboard of Wolverine eyeing a motel from a distance, artist Gabriel Hardman captures the bleak, borderline-noir atmosphere sought by director James Mangold. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Lest anyone think Hugh Jackman’s post-apocalyptic Wolverine wasn’t going to be a killing machine anymore, this low-angled storyboard image by Gabriel Hardman confirms he’ll be engaged in plenty of adamantium-clawed action. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Director James Mangold shared this black-and-white snapshot of the plains set beneath an imposing sky, captioned “Open” — more evidence of a rough, hardscrabble Western vibe that will define this world-without-mutants tale. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Logan

In 'Logan,' Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine has become a weathered desert desperado with a diminished healing factor, but despite his beaten-and-bruised body, director James Mangold’s mirror-image photo of the mutant — boasting his usual chiseled muscles — proves the actor’s gym-rat preparation for the role hasn’t changed. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Meet X-23

The caption "Laura" on this Instagram image is a pretty clear sign Dafne Keen’s role in 'Logan' is as Laura Kinney, a.k.a X-23, a mutant introduced by Marvel in 2004. When Professor X tells Logan "She’s like you. Very much like you," in the film's trailer, he's hinting at her comic-book origins: She’s a female clone of Wolverine, from a re-creation of the Weapon X experiment that gave him his retractable claws and regenerative healing powers. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Dogtag, You’re It

New Instagram photo of Logan’s ID raises a number of questions… (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The New (That Is, Old) Logan

Scarred and gray, the first official profile shot of Hugh Jackman in “Logan” confirms that this Wolverine be weathered and wounded — and, it appears, also without his trademark pointy-headed hairdo. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Leave It to ‘Reaver’

The introduction of the Reavers — a band of cyborg militants with a grudge against Wolverine, represented by actor David Kallaway in this photo posted to the film's Instagram — makes sense: In the comics, they’re led by Donald Pierce (played in “Logan” by Boyd Holbrook). (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stephen Merchant’s Role Revealed?

Stephen Merchant’s role in “Logan” officially remains unknown, but this photo of the actor taken and tweeted by director James Mangold — with a bald head, pasty complexion, and foreboding stare — fuels speculation he’ll be playing Caliban, a rogue mutant who was briefly featured in “X-Men: Apocalypse.” His ties to Boyd Holbrook’s villain Donald Pierce remain a mystery. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Let the Caliban-ter Begin

As if director James Mangold’s image of Stephen Merchant wasn’t creepy enough, the actor posted an even more unnerving self-portrait to Instagram (captioned “How I Spent My Summer”), in which his (rumored-to-be-Caliban) baddie looks like a mutant desperado, lurking in the shadows of a shot-up shack. (Photo: stephenmerchant/Instagram)

’62’ Pick-up

Last week’s “Prom” photo featured a sign indicating that at least some of “Logan” would take place in El Paso, Texas — a notion now all but confirmed by this shot of a highway sign, captioned ’62.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stall Tactics

This Logan tease, captioned 'Mutants,' shows a bathroom stall with a cryptic message — "Where Are All The Mutants?" — scrawled on it. Speculation continues that Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine will be set in a dystopian future where superpowered mutants have been rendered an endangered species — if not eradicated — and where Logan operates as something of an aged, power-deficient nomad. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Danger! Wolverine Ahead!

One of two storyboards from “the great @gabrielhardman” tweeted by director James Mangold. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

In Emergency, Break Glass?

Second of two storyboards tweeted by director James Mangold from @gabrielhardman.” (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Welcome to El Paso

The sign in the photo labeled ‘Prom’ on the movie’s Instagram page seems to ID the West Texas town as one spot where the action is — and spurred speculation that white-suited gent might be comic-book villain Arcade. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

No Standing Zone?

‘Smelting Plant’ shows a mysterious collapsed structure on its side — with a limo idling nearby. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Fuel Your Imagination?

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

No clues yet as to the role this Motor Motel will play in ‘Logan,’ but it gets across the gone-to-seed nature of the world Wolverine now inhabits. (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

In the Still of the Night

This moody black-and-white nighttime shot features Jackman's hero, alone, in the aftermath of a kill, giving its caption, ‘Silence,’ a double meaning. (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

Choose Your ‘Weapon’

Did you think Wolverine was going to restrict himself to just his adamantium claws in combat? Seems a steel rod of some sort may also come in handy as a tool of anti-Reaver destruction. (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

In this storyboard of Wolverine eyeing a motel from a distance, artist Gabriel Hardman captures the bleak, borderline-noir atmosphere sought by director James Mangold. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Lest anyone think Hugh Jackman’s post-apocalyptic Wolverine wasn’t going to be a killing machine anymore, this low-angled storyboard image by Gabriel Hardman confirms he’ll be engaged in plenty of adamantium-clawed action. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Director James Mangold shared this black-and-white snapshot of the plains set beneath an imposing sky, captioned “Open” — more evidence of a rough, hardscrabble Western vibe that will define this world-without-mutants tale. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Logan

In 'Logan,' Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine has become a weathered desert desperado with a diminished healing factor, but despite his beaten-and-bruised body, director James Mangold’s mirror-image photo of the mutant — boasting his usual chiseled muscles — proves the actor’s gym-rat preparation for the role hasn’t changed. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Meet X-23

The caption "Laura" on this Instagram image is a pretty clear sign Dafne Keen’s role in 'Logan' is as Laura Kinney, a.k.a X-23, a mutant introduced by Marvel in 2004. When Professor X tells Logan "She’s like you. Very much like you," in the film's trailer, he's hinting at her comic-book origins: She’s a female clone of Wolverine, from a re-creation of the Weapon X experiment that gave him his retractable claws and regenerative healing powers. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Dogtag, You’re It

New Instagram photo of Logan’s ID raises a number of questions… (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The New (That Is, Old) Logan

Scarred and gray, the first official profile shot of Hugh Jackman in “Logan” confirms that this Wolverine be weathered and wounded — and, it appears, also without his trademark pointy-headed hairdo. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Leave It to ‘Reaver’

The introduction of the Reavers — a band of cyborg militants with a grudge against Wolverine, represented by actor David Kallaway in this photo posted to the film's Instagram — makes sense: In the comics, they’re led by Donald Pierce (played in “Logan” by Boyd Holbrook). (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stephen Merchant’s Role Revealed?

Stephen Merchant’s role in “Logan” officially remains unknown, but this photo of the actor taken and tweeted by director James Mangold — with a bald head, pasty complexion, and foreboding stare — fuels speculation he’ll be playing Caliban, a rogue mutant who was briefly featured in “X-Men: Apocalypse.” His ties to Boyd Holbrook’s villain Donald Pierce remain a mystery. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Let the Caliban-ter Begin

As if director James Mangold’s image of Stephen Merchant wasn’t creepy enough, the actor posted an even more unnerving self-portrait to Instagram (captioned “How I Spent My Summer”), in which his (rumored-to-be-Caliban) baddie looks like a mutant desperado, lurking in the shadows of a shot-up shack. (Photo: stephenmerchant/Instagram)

’62’ Pick-up

Last week’s “Prom” photo featured a sign indicating that at least some of “Logan” would take place in El Paso, Texas — a notion now all but confirmed by this shot of a highway sign, captioned ’62.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stall Tactics

This Logan tease, captioned 'Mutants,' shows a bathroom stall with a cryptic message — "Where Are All The Mutants?" — scrawled on it. Speculation continues that Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine will be set in a dystopian future where superpowered mutants have been rendered an endangered species — if not eradicated — and where Logan operates as something of an aged, power-deficient nomad. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Danger! Wolverine Ahead!

One of two storyboards from “the great @gabrielhardman” tweeted by director James Mangold. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

In Emergency, Break Glass?

Second of two storyboards tweeted by director James Mangold from @gabrielhardman.” (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Welcome to El Paso

The sign in the photo labeled ‘Prom’ on the movie’s Instagram page seems to ID the West Texas town as one spot where the action is — and spurred speculation that white-suited gent might be comic-book villain Arcade. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

No Standing Zone?

‘Smelting Plant’ shows a mysterious collapsed structure on its side — with a limo idling nearby. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Fuel Your Imagination?

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

This moody black-and-white nighttime shot features Jackman's hero, alone, in the aftermath of a kill, giving its caption, ‘Silence,’ a double meaning. (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

Choose Your ‘Weapon’

Did you think Wolverine was going to restrict himself to just his adamantium claws in combat? Seems a steel rod of some sort may also come in handy as a tool of anti-Reaver destruction. (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

In this storyboard of Wolverine eyeing a motel from a distance, artist Gabriel Hardman captures the bleak, borderline-noir atmosphere sought by director James Mangold. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Lest anyone think Hugh Jackman’s post-apocalyptic Wolverine wasn’t going to be a killing machine anymore, this low-angled storyboard image by Gabriel Hardman confirms he’ll be engaged in plenty of adamantium-clawed action. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Director James Mangold shared this black-and-white snapshot of the plains set beneath an imposing sky, captioned “Open” — more evidence of a rough, hardscrabble Western vibe that will define this world-without-mutants tale. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Logan

In 'Logan,' Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine has become a weathered desert desperado with a diminished healing factor, but despite his beaten-and-bruised body, director James Mangold’s mirror-image photo of the mutant — boasting his usual chiseled muscles — proves the actor’s gym-rat preparation for the role hasn’t changed. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Meet X-23

The caption "Laura" on this Instagram image is a pretty clear sign Dafne Keen’s role in 'Logan' is as Laura Kinney, a.k.a X-23, a mutant introduced by Marvel in 2004. When Professor X tells Logan "She’s like you. Very much like you," in the film's trailer, he's hinting at her comic-book origins: She’s a female clone of Wolverine, from a re-creation of the Weapon X experiment that gave him his retractable claws and regenerative healing powers. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Dogtag, You’re It

New Instagram photo of Logan’s ID raises a number of questions… (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The New (That Is, Old) Logan

Scarred and gray, the first official profile shot of Hugh Jackman in “Logan” confirms that this Wolverine be weathered and wounded — and, it appears, also without his trademark pointy-headed hairdo. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Leave It to ‘Reaver’

The introduction of the Reavers — a band of cyborg militants with a grudge against Wolverine, represented by actor David Kallaway in this photo posted to the film's Instagram — makes sense: In the comics, they’re led by Donald Pierce (played in “Logan” by Boyd Holbrook). (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stephen Merchant’s Role Revealed?

Stephen Merchant’s role in “Logan” officially remains unknown, but this photo of the actor taken and tweeted by director James Mangold — with a bald head, pasty complexion, and foreboding stare — fuels speculation he’ll be playing Caliban, a rogue mutant who was briefly featured in “X-Men: Apocalypse.” His ties to Boyd Holbrook’s villain Donald Pierce remain a mystery. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Let the Caliban-ter Begin

As if director James Mangold’s image of Stephen Merchant wasn’t creepy enough, the actor posted an even more unnerving self-portrait to Instagram (captioned “How I Spent My Summer”), in which his (rumored-to-be-Caliban) baddie looks like a mutant desperado, lurking in the shadows of a shot-up shack. (Photo: stephenmerchant/Instagram)

’62’ Pick-up

Last week’s “Prom” photo featured a sign indicating that at least some of “Logan” would take place in El Paso, Texas — a notion now all but confirmed by this shot of a highway sign, captioned ’62.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stall Tactics

This Logan tease, captioned 'Mutants,' shows a bathroom stall with a cryptic message — "Where Are All The Mutants?" — scrawled on it. Speculation continues that Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine will be set in a dystopian future where superpowered mutants have been rendered an endangered species — if not eradicated — and where Logan operates as something of an aged, power-deficient nomad. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Danger! Wolverine Ahead!

One of two storyboards from “the great @gabrielhardman” tweeted by director James Mangold. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

In Emergency, Break Glass?

Second of two storyboards tweeted by director James Mangold from @gabrielhardman.” (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Welcome to El Paso

The sign in the photo labeled ‘Prom’ on the movie’s Instagram page seems to ID the West Texas town as one spot where the action is — and spurred speculation that white-suited gent might be comic-book villain Arcade. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

No Standing Zone?

‘Smelting Plant’ shows a mysterious collapsed structure on its side — with a limo idling nearby. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Fuel Your Imagination?

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

Did you think Wolverine was going to restrict himself to just his adamantium claws in combat? Seems a steel rod of some sort may also come in handy as a tool of anti-Reaver destruction. (Photo: @wponx/Instagram)

In this storyboard of Wolverine eyeing a motel from a distance, artist Gabriel Hardman captures the bleak, borderline-noir atmosphere sought by director James Mangold. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Lest anyone think Hugh Jackman’s post-apocalyptic Wolverine wasn’t going to be a killing machine anymore, this low-angled storyboard image by Gabriel Hardman confirms he’ll be engaged in plenty of adamantium-clawed action. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Director James Mangold shared this black-and-white snapshot of the plains set beneath an imposing sky, captioned “Open” — more evidence of a rough, hardscrabble Western vibe that will define this world-without-mutants tale. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Logan

In 'Logan,' Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine has become a weathered desert desperado with a diminished healing factor, but despite his beaten-and-bruised body, director James Mangold’s mirror-image photo of the mutant — boasting his usual chiseled muscles — proves the actor’s gym-rat preparation for the role hasn’t changed. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Meet X-23

The caption "Laura" on this Instagram image is a pretty clear sign Dafne Keen’s role in 'Logan' is as Laura Kinney, a.k.a X-23, a mutant introduced by Marvel in 2004. When Professor X tells Logan "She’s like you. Very much like you," in the film's trailer, he's hinting at her comic-book origins: She’s a female clone of Wolverine, from a re-creation of the Weapon X experiment that gave him his retractable claws and regenerative healing powers. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Dogtag, You’re It

New Instagram photo of Logan’s ID raises a number of questions… (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The New (That Is, Old) Logan

Scarred and gray, the first official profile shot of Hugh Jackman in “Logan” confirms that this Wolverine be weathered and wounded — and, it appears, also without his trademark pointy-headed hairdo. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Leave It to ‘Reaver’

The introduction of the Reavers — a band of cyborg militants with a grudge against Wolverine, represented by actor David Kallaway in this photo posted to the film's Instagram — makes sense: In the comics, they’re led by Donald Pierce (played in “Logan” by Boyd Holbrook). (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stephen Merchant’s Role Revealed?

Stephen Merchant’s role in “Logan” officially remains unknown, but this photo of the actor taken and tweeted by director James Mangold — with a bald head, pasty complexion, and foreboding stare — fuels speculation he’ll be playing Caliban, a rogue mutant who was briefly featured in “X-Men: Apocalypse.” His ties to Boyd Holbrook’s villain Donald Pierce remain a mystery. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Let the Caliban-ter Begin

As if director James Mangold’s image of Stephen Merchant wasn’t creepy enough, the actor posted an even more unnerving self-portrait to Instagram (captioned “How I Spent My Summer”), in which his (rumored-to-be-Caliban) baddie looks like a mutant desperado, lurking in the shadows of a shot-up shack. (Photo: stephenmerchant/Instagram)

’62’ Pick-up

Last week’s “Prom” photo featured a sign indicating that at least some of “Logan” would take place in El Paso, Texas — a notion now all but confirmed by this shot of a highway sign, captioned ’62.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stall Tactics

This Logan tease, captioned 'Mutants,' shows a bathroom stall with a cryptic message — "Where Are All The Mutants?" — scrawled on it. Speculation continues that Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine will be set in a dystopian future where superpowered mutants have been rendered an endangered species — if not eradicated — and where Logan operates as something of an aged, power-deficient nomad. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Danger! Wolverine Ahead!

One of two storyboards from “the great @gabrielhardman” tweeted by director James Mangold. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

In Emergency, Break Glass?

Second of two storyboards tweeted by director James Mangold from @gabrielhardman.” (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Welcome to El Paso

The sign in the photo labeled ‘Prom’ on the movie’s Instagram page seems to ID the West Texas town as one spot where the action is — and spurred speculation that white-suited gent might be comic-book villain Arcade. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

No Standing Zone?

‘Smelting Plant’ shows a mysterious collapsed structure on its side — with a limo idling nearby. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Fuel Your Imagination?

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

In this storyboard of Wolverine eyeing a motel from a distance, artist Gabriel Hardman captures the bleak, borderline-noir atmosphere sought by director James Mangold. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Lest anyone think Hugh Jackman’s post-apocalyptic Wolverine wasn’t going to be a killing machine anymore, this low-angled storyboard image by Gabriel Hardman confirms he’ll be engaged in plenty of adamantium-clawed action. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Director James Mangold shared this black-and-white snapshot of the plains set beneath an imposing sky, captioned “Open” — more evidence of a rough, hardscrabble Western vibe that will define this world-without-mutants tale. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Logan

In 'Logan,' Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine has become a weathered desert desperado with a diminished healing factor, but despite his beaten-and-bruised body, director James Mangold’s mirror-image photo of the mutant — boasting his usual chiseled muscles — proves the actor’s gym-rat preparation for the role hasn’t changed. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Meet X-23

The caption "Laura" on this Instagram image is a pretty clear sign Dafne Keen’s role in 'Logan' is as Laura Kinney, a.k.a X-23, a mutant introduced by Marvel in 2004. When Professor X tells Logan "She’s like you. Very much like you," in the film's trailer, he's hinting at her comic-book origins: She’s a female clone of Wolverine, from a re-creation of the Weapon X experiment that gave him his retractable claws and regenerative healing powers. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Dogtag, You’re It

New Instagram photo of Logan’s ID raises a number of questions… (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The New (That Is, Old) Logan

Scarred and gray, the first official profile shot of Hugh Jackman in “Logan” confirms that this Wolverine be weathered and wounded — and, it appears, also without his trademark pointy-headed hairdo. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Leave It to ‘Reaver’

The introduction of the Reavers — a band of cyborg militants with a grudge against Wolverine, represented by actor David Kallaway in this photo posted to the film's Instagram — makes sense: In the comics, they’re led by Donald Pierce (played in “Logan” by Boyd Holbrook). (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stephen Merchant’s Role Revealed?

Stephen Merchant’s role in “Logan” officially remains unknown, but this photo of the actor taken and tweeted by director James Mangold — with a bald head, pasty complexion, and foreboding stare — fuels speculation he’ll be playing Caliban, a rogue mutant who was briefly featured in “X-Men: Apocalypse.” His ties to Boyd Holbrook’s villain Donald Pierce remain a mystery. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Let the Caliban-ter Begin

As if director James Mangold’s image of Stephen Merchant wasn’t creepy enough, the actor posted an even more unnerving self-portrait to Instagram (captioned “How I Spent My Summer”), in which his (rumored-to-be-Caliban) baddie looks like a mutant desperado, lurking in the shadows of a shot-up shack. (Photo: stephenmerchant/Instagram)

’62’ Pick-up

Last week’s “Prom” photo featured a sign indicating that at least some of “Logan” would take place in El Paso, Texas — a notion now all but confirmed by this shot of a highway sign, captioned ’62.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stall Tactics

This Logan tease, captioned 'Mutants,' shows a bathroom stall with a cryptic message — "Where Are All The Mutants?" — scrawled on it. Speculation continues that Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine will be set in a dystopian future where superpowered mutants have been rendered an endangered species — if not eradicated — and where Logan operates as something of an aged, power-deficient nomad. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Danger! Wolverine Ahead!

One of two storyboards from “the great @gabrielhardman” tweeted by director James Mangold. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

In Emergency, Break Glass?

Second of two storyboards tweeted by director James Mangold from @gabrielhardman.” (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Welcome to El Paso

The sign in the photo labeled ‘Prom’ on the movie’s Instagram page seems to ID the West Texas town as one spot where the action is — and spurred speculation that white-suited gent might be comic-book villain Arcade. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

No Standing Zone?

‘Smelting Plant’ shows a mysterious collapsed structure on its side — with a limo idling nearby. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Fuel Your Imagination?

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

Lest anyone think Hugh Jackman’s post-apocalyptic Wolverine wasn’t going to be a killing machine anymore, this low-angled storyboard image by Gabriel Hardman confirms he’ll be engaged in plenty of adamantium-clawed action. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Director James Mangold shared this black-and-white snapshot of the plains set beneath an imposing sky, captioned “Open” — more evidence of a rough, hardscrabble Western vibe that will define this world-without-mutants tale. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Logan

In 'Logan,' Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine has become a weathered desert desperado with a diminished healing factor, but despite his beaten-and-bruised body, director James Mangold’s mirror-image photo of the mutant — boasting his usual chiseled muscles — proves the actor’s gym-rat preparation for the role hasn’t changed. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Meet X-23

The caption "Laura" on this Instagram image is a pretty clear sign Dafne Keen’s role in 'Logan' is as Laura Kinney, a.k.a X-23, a mutant introduced by Marvel in 2004. When Professor X tells Logan "She’s like you. Very much like you," in the film's trailer, he's hinting at her comic-book origins: She’s a female clone of Wolverine, from a re-creation of the Weapon X experiment that gave him his retractable claws and regenerative healing powers. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Dogtag, You’re It

New Instagram photo of Logan’s ID raises a number of questions… (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The New (That Is, Old) Logan

Scarred and gray, the first official profile shot of Hugh Jackman in “Logan” confirms that this Wolverine be weathered and wounded — and, it appears, also without his trademark pointy-headed hairdo. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Leave It to ‘Reaver’

The introduction of the Reavers — a band of cyborg militants with a grudge against Wolverine, represented by actor David Kallaway in this photo posted to the film's Instagram — makes sense: In the comics, they’re led by Donald Pierce (played in “Logan” by Boyd Holbrook). (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stephen Merchant’s Role Revealed?

Stephen Merchant’s role in “Logan” officially remains unknown, but this photo of the actor taken and tweeted by director James Mangold — with a bald head, pasty complexion, and foreboding stare — fuels speculation he’ll be playing Caliban, a rogue mutant who was briefly featured in “X-Men: Apocalypse.” His ties to Boyd Holbrook’s villain Donald Pierce remain a mystery. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Let the Caliban-ter Begin

As if director James Mangold’s image of Stephen Merchant wasn’t creepy enough, the actor posted an even more unnerving self-portrait to Instagram (captioned “How I Spent My Summer”), in which his (rumored-to-be-Caliban) baddie looks like a mutant desperado, lurking in the shadows of a shot-up shack. (Photo: stephenmerchant/Instagram)

’62’ Pick-up

Last week’s “Prom” photo featured a sign indicating that at least some of “Logan” would take place in El Paso, Texas — a notion now all but confirmed by this shot of a highway sign, captioned ’62.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stall Tactics

This Logan tease, captioned 'Mutants,' shows a bathroom stall with a cryptic message — "Where Are All The Mutants?" — scrawled on it. Speculation continues that Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine will be set in a dystopian future where superpowered mutants have been rendered an endangered species — if not eradicated — and where Logan operates as something of an aged, power-deficient nomad. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Danger! Wolverine Ahead!

One of two storyboards from “the great @gabrielhardman” tweeted by director James Mangold. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

In Emergency, Break Glass?

Second of two storyboards tweeted by director James Mangold from @gabrielhardman.” (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Welcome to El Paso

The sign in the photo labeled ‘Prom’ on the movie’s Instagram page seems to ID the West Texas town as one spot where the action is — and spurred speculation that white-suited gent might be comic-book villain Arcade. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

No Standing Zone?

‘Smelting Plant’ shows a mysterious collapsed structure on its side — with a limo idling nearby. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Fuel Your Imagination?

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

Director James Mangold shared this black-and-white snapshot of the plains set beneath an imposing sky, captioned “Open” — more evidence of a rough, hardscrabble Western vibe that will define this world-without-mutants tale. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Logan

In 'Logan,' Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine has become a weathered desert desperado with a diminished healing factor, but despite his beaten-and-bruised body, director James Mangold’s mirror-image photo of the mutant — boasting his usual chiseled muscles — proves the actor’s gym-rat preparation for the role hasn’t changed. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Meet X-23

The caption "Laura" on this Instagram image is a pretty clear sign Dafne Keen’s role in 'Logan' is as Laura Kinney, a.k.a X-23, a mutant introduced by Marvel in 2004. When Professor X tells Logan "She’s like you. Very much like you," in the film's trailer, he's hinting at her comic-book origins: She’s a female clone of Wolverine, from a re-creation of the Weapon X experiment that gave him his retractable claws and regenerative healing powers. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Dogtag, You’re It

New Instagram photo of Logan’s ID raises a number of questions… (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The New (That Is, Old) Logan

Scarred and gray, the first official profile shot of Hugh Jackman in “Logan” confirms that this Wolverine be weathered and wounded — and, it appears, also without his trademark pointy-headed hairdo. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Leave It to ‘Reaver’

The introduction of the Reavers — a band of cyborg militants with a grudge against Wolverine, represented by actor David Kallaway in this photo posted to the film's Instagram — makes sense: In the comics, they’re led by Donald Pierce (played in “Logan” by Boyd Holbrook). (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stephen Merchant’s Role Revealed?

Stephen Merchant’s role in “Logan” officially remains unknown, but this photo of the actor taken and tweeted by director James Mangold — with a bald head, pasty complexion, and foreboding stare — fuels speculation he’ll be playing Caliban, a rogue mutant who was briefly featured in “X-Men: Apocalypse.” His ties to Boyd Holbrook’s villain Donald Pierce remain a mystery. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Let the Caliban-ter Begin

As if director James Mangold’s image of Stephen Merchant wasn’t creepy enough, the actor posted an even more unnerving self-portrait to Instagram (captioned “How I Spent My Summer”), in which his (rumored-to-be-Caliban) baddie looks like a mutant desperado, lurking in the shadows of a shot-up shack. (Photo: stephenmerchant/Instagram)

’62’ Pick-up

Last week’s “Prom” photo featured a sign indicating that at least some of “Logan” would take place in El Paso, Texas — a notion now all but confirmed by this shot of a highway sign, captioned ’62.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stall Tactics

This Logan tease, captioned 'Mutants,' shows a bathroom stall with a cryptic message — "Where Are All The Mutants?" — scrawled on it. Speculation continues that Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine will be set in a dystopian future where superpowered mutants have been rendered an endangered species — if not eradicated — and where Logan operates as something of an aged, power-deficient nomad. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Danger! Wolverine Ahead!

One of two storyboards from “the great @gabrielhardman” tweeted by director James Mangold. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

In Emergency, Break Glass?

Second of two storyboards tweeted by director James Mangold from @gabrielhardman.” (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Welcome to El Paso

The sign in the photo labeled ‘Prom’ on the movie’s Instagram page seems to ID the West Texas town as one spot where the action is — and spurred speculation that white-suited gent might be comic-book villain Arcade. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

No Standing Zone?

‘Smelting Plant’ shows a mysterious collapsed structure on its side — with a limo idling nearby. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Fuel Your Imagination?

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

In 'Logan,' Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine has become a weathered desert desperado with a diminished healing factor, but despite his beaten-and-bruised body, director James Mangold’s mirror-image photo of the mutant — boasting his usual chiseled muscles — proves the actor’s gym-rat preparation for the role hasn’t changed. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

The caption "Laura" on this Instagram image is a pretty clear sign Dafne Keen’s role in 'Logan' is as Laura Kinney, a.k.a X-23, a mutant introduced by Marvel in 2004. When Professor X tells Logan "She’s like you. Very much like you," in the film's trailer, he's hinting at her comic-book origins: She’s a female clone of Wolverine, from a re-creation of the Weapon X experiment that gave him his retractable claws and regenerative healing powers. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Dogtag, You’re It

New Instagram photo of Logan’s ID raises a number of questions… (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The New (That Is, Old) Logan

Scarred and gray, the first official profile shot of Hugh Jackman in “Logan” confirms that this Wolverine be weathered and wounded — and, it appears, also without his trademark pointy-headed hairdo. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Leave It to ‘Reaver’

The introduction of the Reavers — a band of cyborg militants with a grudge against Wolverine, represented by actor David Kallaway in this photo posted to the film's Instagram — makes sense: In the comics, they’re led by Donald Pierce (played in “Logan” by Boyd Holbrook). (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stephen Merchant’s Role Revealed?

Stephen Merchant’s role in “Logan” officially remains unknown, but this photo of the actor taken and tweeted by director James Mangold — with a bald head, pasty complexion, and foreboding stare — fuels speculation he’ll be playing Caliban, a rogue mutant who was briefly featured in “X-Men: Apocalypse.” His ties to Boyd Holbrook’s villain Donald Pierce remain a mystery. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Let the Caliban-ter Begin

As if director James Mangold’s image of Stephen Merchant wasn’t creepy enough, the actor posted an even more unnerving self-portrait to Instagram (captioned “How I Spent My Summer”), in which his (rumored-to-be-Caliban) baddie looks like a mutant desperado, lurking in the shadows of a shot-up shack. (Photo: stephenmerchant/Instagram)

’62’ Pick-up

Last week’s “Prom” photo featured a sign indicating that at least some of “Logan” would take place in El Paso, Texas — a notion now all but confirmed by this shot of a highway sign, captioned ’62.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stall Tactics

This Logan tease, captioned 'Mutants,' shows a bathroom stall with a cryptic message — "Where Are All The Mutants?" — scrawled on it. Speculation continues that Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine will be set in a dystopian future where superpowered mutants have been rendered an endangered species — if not eradicated — and where Logan operates as something of an aged, power-deficient nomad. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Danger! Wolverine Ahead!

One of two storyboards from “the great @gabrielhardman” tweeted by director James Mangold. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

In Emergency, Break Glass?

Second of two storyboards tweeted by director James Mangold from @gabrielhardman.” (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Welcome to El Paso

The sign in the photo labeled ‘Prom’ on the movie’s Instagram page seems to ID the West Texas town as one spot where the action is — and spurred speculation that white-suited gent might be comic-book villain Arcade. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

No Standing Zone?

‘Smelting Plant’ shows a mysterious collapsed structure on its side — with a limo idling nearby. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Fuel Your Imagination?

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

New Instagram photo of Logan’s ID raises a number of questions… (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The New (That Is, Old) Logan

Scarred and gray, the first official profile shot of Hugh Jackman in “Logan” confirms that this Wolverine be weathered and wounded — and, it appears, also without his trademark pointy-headed hairdo. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Leave It to ‘Reaver’

The introduction of the Reavers — a band of cyborg militants with a grudge against Wolverine, represented by actor David Kallaway in this photo posted to the film's Instagram — makes sense: In the comics, they’re led by Donald Pierce (played in “Logan” by Boyd Holbrook). (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stephen Merchant’s Role Revealed?

Stephen Merchant’s role in “Logan” officially remains unknown, but this photo of the actor taken and tweeted by director James Mangold — with a bald head, pasty complexion, and foreboding stare — fuels speculation he’ll be playing Caliban, a rogue mutant who was briefly featured in “X-Men: Apocalypse.” His ties to Boyd Holbrook’s villain Donald Pierce remain a mystery. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Let the Caliban-ter Begin

As if director James Mangold’s image of Stephen Merchant wasn’t creepy enough, the actor posted an even more unnerving self-portrait to Instagram (captioned “How I Spent My Summer”), in which his (rumored-to-be-Caliban) baddie looks like a mutant desperado, lurking in the shadows of a shot-up shack. (Photo: stephenmerchant/Instagram)

’62’ Pick-up

Last week’s “Prom” photo featured a sign indicating that at least some of “Logan” would take place in El Paso, Texas — a notion now all but confirmed by this shot of a highway sign, captioned ’62.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stall Tactics

This Logan tease, captioned 'Mutants,' shows a bathroom stall with a cryptic message — "Where Are All The Mutants?" — scrawled on it. Speculation continues that Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine will be set in a dystopian future where superpowered mutants have been rendered an endangered species — if not eradicated — and where Logan operates as something of an aged, power-deficient nomad. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Danger! Wolverine Ahead!

One of two storyboards from “the great @gabrielhardman” tweeted by director James Mangold. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

In Emergency, Break Glass?

Second of two storyboards tweeted by director James Mangold from @gabrielhardman.” (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Welcome to El Paso

The sign in the photo labeled ‘Prom’ on the movie’s Instagram page seems to ID the West Texas town as one spot where the action is — and spurred speculation that white-suited gent might be comic-book villain Arcade. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

No Standing Zone?

‘Smelting Plant’ shows a mysterious collapsed structure on its side — with a limo idling nearby. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Fuel Your Imagination?

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

Scarred and gray, the first official profile shot of Hugh Jackman in “Logan” confirms that this Wolverine be weathered and wounded — and, it appears, also without his trademark pointy-headed hairdo. (Photo: mang0ld/Twitter)

Leave It to ‘Reaver’

The introduction of the Reavers — a band of cyborg militants with a grudge against Wolverine, represented by actor David Kallaway in this photo posted to the film's Instagram — makes sense: In the comics, they’re led by Donald Pierce (played in “Logan” by Boyd Holbrook). (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stephen Merchant’s Role Revealed?

Stephen Merchant’s role in “Logan” officially remains unknown, but this photo of the actor taken and tweeted by director James Mangold — with a bald head, pasty complexion, and foreboding stare — fuels speculation he’ll be playing Caliban, a rogue mutant who was briefly featured in “X-Men: Apocalypse.” His ties to Boyd Holbrook’s villain Donald Pierce remain a mystery. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Let the Caliban-ter Begin

As if director James Mangold’s image of Stephen Merchant wasn’t creepy enough, the actor posted an even more unnerving self-portrait to Instagram (captioned “How I Spent My Summer”), in which his (rumored-to-be-Caliban) baddie looks like a mutant desperado, lurking in the shadows of a shot-up shack. (Photo: stephenmerchant/Instagram)

’62’ Pick-up

Last week’s “Prom” photo featured a sign indicating that at least some of “Logan” would take place in El Paso, Texas — a notion now all but confirmed by this shot of a highway sign, captioned ’62.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stall Tactics

This Logan tease, captioned 'Mutants,' shows a bathroom stall with a cryptic message — "Where Are All The Mutants?" — scrawled on it. Speculation continues that Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine will be set in a dystopian future where superpowered mutants have been rendered an endangered species — if not eradicated — and where Logan operates as something of an aged, power-deficient nomad. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Danger! Wolverine Ahead!

One of two storyboards from “the great @gabrielhardman” tweeted by director James Mangold. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

In Emergency, Break Glass?

Second of two storyboards tweeted by director James Mangold from @gabrielhardman.” (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Welcome to El Paso

The sign in the photo labeled ‘Prom’ on the movie’s Instagram page seems to ID the West Texas town as one spot where the action is — and spurred speculation that white-suited gent might be comic-book villain Arcade. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

No Standing Zone?

‘Smelting Plant’ shows a mysterious collapsed structure on its side — with a limo idling nearby. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Fuel Your Imagination?

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

The introduction of the Reavers — a band of cyborg militants with a grudge against Wolverine, represented by actor David Kallaway in this photo posted to the film's Instagram — makes sense: In the comics, they’re led by Donald Pierce (played in “Logan” by Boyd Holbrook). (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stephen Merchant’s Role Revealed?

Stephen Merchant’s role in “Logan” officially remains unknown, but this photo of the actor taken and tweeted by director James Mangold — with a bald head, pasty complexion, and foreboding stare — fuels speculation he’ll be playing Caliban, a rogue mutant who was briefly featured in “X-Men: Apocalypse.” His ties to Boyd Holbrook’s villain Donald Pierce remain a mystery. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Let the Caliban-ter Begin

As if director James Mangold’s image of Stephen Merchant wasn’t creepy enough, the actor posted an even more unnerving self-portrait to Instagram (captioned “How I Spent My Summer”), in which his (rumored-to-be-Caliban) baddie looks like a mutant desperado, lurking in the shadows of a shot-up shack. (Photo: stephenmerchant/Instagram)

’62’ Pick-up

Last week’s “Prom” photo featured a sign indicating that at least some of “Logan” would take place in El Paso, Texas — a notion now all but confirmed by this shot of a highway sign, captioned ’62.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Stall Tactics

This Logan tease, captioned 'Mutants,' shows a bathroom stall with a cryptic message — "Where Are All The Mutants?" — scrawled on it. Speculation continues that Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine will be set in a dystopian future where superpowered mutants have been rendered an endangered species — if not eradicated — and where Logan operates as something of an aged, power-deficient nomad. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Danger! Wolverine Ahead!

One of two storyboards from “the great @gabrielhardman” tweeted by director James Mangold. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

In Emergency, Break Glass?

Second of two storyboards tweeted by director James Mangold from @gabrielhardman.” (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Welcome to El Paso

The sign in the photo labeled ‘Prom’ on the movie’s Instagram page seems to ID the West Texas town as one spot where the action is — and spurred speculation that white-suited gent might be comic-book villain Arcade. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

No Standing Zone?

‘Smelting Plant’ shows a mysterious collapsed structure on its side — with a limo idling nearby. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Fuel Your Imagination?

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

Stephen Merchant’s role in “Logan” officially remains unknown, but this photo of the actor taken and tweeted by director James Mangold — with a bald head, pasty complexion, and foreboding stare — fuels speculation he’ll be playing Caliban, a rogue mutant who was briefly featured in “X-Men: Apocalypse.” His ties to Boyd Holbrook’s villain Donald Pierce remain a mystery. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

As if director James Mangold’s image of Stephen Merchant wasn’t creepy enough, the actor posted an even more unnerving self-portrait to Instagram (captioned “How I Spent My Summer”), in which his (rumored-to-be-Caliban) baddie looks like a mutant desperado, lurking in the shadows of a shot-up shack. (Photo: stephenmerchant/Instagram)

Last week’s “Prom” photo featured a sign indicating that at least some of “Logan” would take place in El Paso, Texas — a notion now all but confirmed by this shot of a highway sign, captioned ’62.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

This Logan tease, captioned 'Mutants,' shows a bathroom stall with a cryptic message — "Where Are All The Mutants?" — scrawled on it. Speculation continues that Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine will be set in a dystopian future where superpowered mutants have been rendered an endangered species — if not eradicated — and where Logan operates as something of an aged, power-deficient nomad. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

One of two storyboards from “the great @gabrielhardman” tweeted by director James Mangold. (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Second of two storyboards tweeted by director James Mangold from @gabrielhardman.” (Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Welcome to El Paso

The sign in the photo labeled ‘Prom’ on the movie’s Instagram page seems to ID the West Texas town as one spot where the action is — and spurred speculation that white-suited gent might be comic-book villain Arcade. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

No Standing Zone?

‘Smelting Plant’ shows a mysterious collapsed structure on its side — with a limo idling nearby. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Fuel Your Imagination?

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

The sign in the photo labeled ‘Prom’ on the movie’s Instagram page seems to ID the West Texas town as one spot where the action is — and spurred speculation that white-suited gent might be comic-book villain Arcade. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

‘Smelting Plant’ shows a mysterious collapsed structure on its side — with a limo idling nearby. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Fuel Your Imagination?

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

A car, a gas pump, a truck, and the wide open spaces over which fans can let their minds wander for clues in ‘Rest Stop.’ (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Meet the Bad Guy

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Reservation Road?

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Aviso

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A Disarming Image

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The Old Professor

Charles Xavier, mentor of the X-Men, was an old man in the first film; in this new image, Patrick Stewart’s character is approaching ancient. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Read It and Weep for Logan

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Giving Logan a Hand

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Logan’s Able to Scale Tall Buildings, Too

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)

Here’s the first image of Boyd Holbrook’s character, with the one-word caption “Pierce.” This appears to confirm that Holbrook (best known for Netflix series Narcos) will be playing 1980s Marvel Comics villain Donald Pierce, described by Collider as “a mutant-hating genocidal maniac.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

This gritty, noir-ish shot of a motel sign reflected on the pavement sets a mood, and has fans searching for clues about the film, which takes place in the future. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A sign that warns against trespassers or loiterers, posted in Spanish, hints at a new location for the action in the third Wolverine film. (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

A severed hand in the dirt, fingers still curled tightly around a gun, is captioned “Aftermath.” (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

Page two of the ‘Logan’ screenplay, tweeted out by Mangold, describes an aging, depressed Wolverine: “He's older now and it's clear his abilities aren't what they once were. He's fading on the inside and his diminished healing factor keeps him in a constant state of chronic pain — hence booze as a painkiller." (Photo: wponx/Instagram)

The film’s poster art shows a small child’s hand holding the battle-scarred hand of Wolverine, his adamantium claws fully extended.(Photo: @mang0ld/Twitter)

Hugh Jackman tweeted this super-sized version of the film’s initial art. (Photo: @RealHughJackman/Twitter)