Marvel has established the Death of Wolverine plot for almost a couple of years now, starting with the Canadian X-man losing his famous healing factor and then having to face with the biological and emotional implications of actual death.

In the rule of the mythology of Wolverine, he was from Alberta, Canada and was born in the latter part of 1880s. He got a healing factor, he was a mutant that let him to literally survive any wound, and also have bone claws that extend out of the back of his hands and animal-like senses. Logan was a mercenary during his long life, a Canadian soldier in both World Wars, and as a part of the Weapon X program in an experimental subject. The said program infused unbreakable Adamantium alloy in his skeleton that destroyed his memory. But Logan escaped the Weapon X, he now called Wolverine, he was recruited to the mutant hero group, the X-Men by Professor Charles Xavier.

Marvel has not yet disclosed the final battle of Wolverine, the scene is not created to save the world, but the hero manages to save the lives of innocent people, until the end playing the self-forsaking hero. His actual death looks in some ways anti-climactic, in many other means it is very suitable provided his story and who he is facing in his final fight.

Is resurrection possible? In his death, he is covered in molten Adamantium alloy while saving the lives of Cornelius' Weapon X test subjects. Logan is strong, but he also has his own invulnerability or his supposed lost of healing factor could be covered in that thing, walk out of the lab, follow hurt Cornelius using his sense of smell, walk towards the edge of the plateau then kneel and pass from the mortal coil.