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his death wont last long, so, probably not.
i reckon losing Hugh Jackman would do more to hurt the movie series.
By the time a new Wolverine releases, he will be back. Same thing happened to Spider-Man. It wasn't just a coincidence that Amazing #1 released the same week as the movie.
I'm personally not too thrilled about losing Wolverine considering his latest stories have been fun to read.