Marvel. Официальная коллекция комиксов #45
In this standout issue from the 2015 Hachette Collection, Barry Windsor-Smith delivers a striking, fully self-contained story as both writer and artist, crafting a tense, atmospheric tale of memory, betrayal, and survival. After his brutal transformation by Weapon X, Logan awakens with a fabricated past—his memories now twisted to believe he killed the Professor, Cornelius, and Hines. But as he escapes the program and vanishes into the Canadian wilderness, it becomes clear that the man they think they’ve broken may still be one step ahead. The cover, also by Windsor-Smith, captures the haunting isolation of his journey.
In this gripping eight-page tale from Marvel's Official Comics Collection #45 (2015), Logan is taken into the depths of Weapon X, where The Professor and his team initiate a brutal transformation. As the procedure unfolds, the subject begins to unexpectedly drain vast amounts of adamantium from the facility’s systems—setting off a chain of dangerous, unforeseen consequences.
In a quiet moment of revelation, The Professor discovers his latest test subject possesses mutant abilities—setting off a chain of tension that quickly escalates. Meanwhile, Logan stirs from unconsciousness, his body seized by a feral fury as adamantium claws erupt from his wrists.
In a tense, confined moment, the Weapon X program attempts to rein in the furious Logan, while the Professor calmly informs Cornelius that Logan is a mutant—his unique biology making him the key to a far more powerful weapon than anyone imagined.
In this chilling 8-page story from Marvel's Official Comics Collection #45 (2015), The Professor tests his control over Logan through a neural link, triggering visions of violence that blur the line between mind and memory. As images of Logan’s captors fall to his blade unfold on a viewscreen, the true nature of his influence begins to reveal itself.
In this gripping 2015 tale from Marvel’s Official Comics Collection #45, Logan is remotely dispatched to confront a bear—only to return to Weapon X under the Professor’s control, where something goes terribly wrong. As the line between command and chaos blurs, the situation spirals beyond prediction.
In "null," Logan is manipulated from afar by the hidden architects of the Weapon X project, forced to carry out their will within the very compound that shaped him. Trapped between memory and command, he moves through the facility with lethal precision—his past and present colliding in a silent, brutal test of control.
In "null," the Professor, wounded and desperate, leads Cornelius and Hines into the adamantium vault to outrun the deadly threat of his own creation—Logan, now a berserker. Trapped in a place built for strength and silence, they face a chilling test of survival with no escape in sight.
In this tense, short story from Marvel's Official Comics Collection #45 (2015), Logan’s desperate mission to reach the adamantium vault leads to a violent confrontation with Cornelius. As the Professor sets a deadly trap using Hines as bait, the line between survival and destruction blurs—just as the flames begin to rise.
In "null," a tense confrontation unfolds between Logan and the Professor, culminating in a fiery trap that leaves Logan wounded and disoriented. As his mind struggles to clear, he fights his way through the wreckage toward the control room, driven by a single, burning purpose.
In "null," Logan awakens from the Weapon X experiment, his mind scarred by implanted memories of killing the Professor, Cornelius, and Hines—men who believe they’ve secured their safety through deception. But as he slips free from the program and vanishes into the Canadian wilderness, it becomes clear that Logan’s survival may hinge not on the past they’ve forced upon him, but on the truth he’s beginning to uncover.
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