Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung #11
In this 2014 issue of Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung, Logan awakens after his Weapon X transformation, only to find himself trapped in a web of manipulated memories. With the Professor, Cornelius, and Hines still very much alive and confident in their control over his mind, Logan begins to unravel the truth—while plotting his escape. Written and illustrated by Barry Windsor-Smith in a striking, all-in-one artistic vision, this issue marks a pivotal moment in Logan’s journey through the Canadian wilderness, where survival and memory collide. The cover, also by Windsor-Smith, captures the intensity of his solitary reckoning.
In "null," Logan is captured and brought to Weapon X, where the Professor and his team initiate a transformation. As the experiment unfolds, the subject begins drawing massive amounts of Adamantium from within, setting off unpredictable reactions.
In a tense, isolated lab, The Professor confronts a startling revelation about his latest test subject—someone with powers far beyond the norm. Meanwhile, Logan awakens in a rage, his body responding to a primal call as adamantium claws erupt from his wrists.
In a tense, isolated facility, the Weapon X Program attempts to rein in the rage-fueled Logan, while the Professor confronts Cornelius with a startling truth: Logan is a mutant, destined to become the ultimate human weapon. The weight of that revelation hangs in the air as the line between soldier and survivor begins to blur.
In "null," the Professor attempts to reprogram Logan through a neural interface, watching as images of Logan’s violent past unfold on a screen—visions of him confronting his captors in ways that blur the line between memory and command.
In this sharp, tense eight-page tale from Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung #11, Logan is sent on a strange mission: pilot a remote-controlled bear in a high-stakes test. But when he returns to Weapon X, something goes wrong—Professor X loses control, and Logan’s next move isn’t what anyone expected.
In "null," Logan is unleashed on the Weapon X facility by the project's hidden masters, forced to carry out their deadly orders. As he moves through the facility, the line between hunter and weapon blurs in a tense, isolated confrontation.
In the shadowed depths of the Adamantium Vault, Professor Cornelius and Hines confront the deadly legacy of their creation, clinging to a desperate hope as they face the consequences of a severed hand and a maniacal past. The weight of their choices presses down in silence, the air thick with the echoes of what they’ve built—and what they cannot undo.
In "null," Logan infiltrates the adamantium vault, driven by a mission that ends in violence when he kills Cornelius. The Professor, aware of the threat, sets a trap using Hines as bait—knowing full well the outcome will be devastating.
In a tense, fire-lit confrontation, Logan confronts Hines, only to be overwhelmed by the Professor’s sudden assault—both men consumed in flames. As the smoke clears, a wounded Logan struggles to reclaim his mind, driven by a burning resolve to reach the control room and face the Professor.
In "null," Logan awakens after his Weapon X transformation, disoriented and hunted. Though the Professor, Cornelius, and Hines believe they’ve secured their safety by implanting false memories of their deaths into his mind, Logan’s instincts are sharper than they realize. As he escapes the facility and vanishes into the Canadian wilderness, the line between memory and truth begins to blur.
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