Wolverine: Vapen X #[nn]
In Wolverine: Vapen X, Professor Thornton recruits personnel for a secret project, kidnapping Logan to transform him into the ultimate living weapon—Vapen X. With his mutant healing factor, Logan undergoes a brutal procedure to encase his skeleton in adamantium, gaining retractable claws and a hidden remote control implanted in his skull. Though he appears to be under the control of a secret financier, the events that unfold are not what they seem. Written by Barry Windsor-Smith, Ola Jameson, and Johan Boström, with art, inks, and colors by Barry Windsor-Smith, and a cover by Windsor-Smith, this issue redefines Wolverine’s origin with a haunting, visceral intensity.
In the shadow of a secret military project, Wolverine is captured and transformed into Vapen X—a living weapon forged from adamantium and forced to serve a hidden master. With his healing factor pushed to the limit and his mind manipulated by a remote control, Logan awakens to a nightmare of violence he doesn’t remember committing. As he fights through a facility filled with scientists and soldiers, the truth behind his captivity begins to unravel, revealing a web of deception that may not be as simple as revenge.
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