Wolverine Weapon X #[nn]
In "Proloog," a haunting and meticulously crafted chapter from the 2022 Wolverine Weapon X series, Barry Windsor-Smith and Olav Beemer deliver a stark, character-driven story as Logan awakens from the Weapon X experiment with fractured memories and a mind clouded by manipulation. With the Professor, Cornelius, and Hines believing they’ve secured their safety through implanted illusions, Logan begins to unravel the truth—his escape into the Canadian wilderness marking the first fragile step toward reclaiming himself. The story’s raw, introspective tone is matched by Windsor-Smith’s singular art and lettering, making this a definitive moment in the series’ ongoing narrative.
In "Hoofdstuk een," Logan is brought to the Weapon X facility, where Professor Thornton and Dr. Abraham Cornelius initiate his transformation. As the procedure begins, the subject's body reacts in alarming ways—drawing vast amounts of adamantium from the system in unpredictable bursts. Carol Hines watches from the shadows, her presence hinting at deeper currents beneath the experiment’s surface.
In "Hoofdstuk twee," Professor Thornton confronts a startling revelation about his latest test subject, while Logan awakens to a primal fury, his adamantium claws erupting from his wrists in a moment of violent awakening.
In "Hoofdstuk drie," the Weapon X program grapples with an increasingly volatile Logan, as Dr. Abraham Cornelius confronts Professor Thornton over the subject’s true nature. Thornton reveals the shocking truth: Logan is a mutant, and his potential makes him the key to creating the ultimate weapon.
In "Hoofdstuk vier," Logan finds himself trapped in a psychological battleground as Professor Thornton initiates a dangerous attempt to reprogram him. Through a neural link, visions of violence unfold—images of Logan confronting his captors, blurring the line between memory and manipulation. With Carol Hines and Dr. Abraham Cornelius watching, the experiment pushes Logan’s mind to its breaking point.
In "Hoofdstuk zeven," Logan [Wolverine] is sent on a remote-controlled mission to confront a bear, but when he returns to Weapon X, the Professor’s control slips—and Logan’s violent instincts take over. With Hines and Dr. Cornelius watching, the line between weapon and man begins to blur.
In "Hoofdstuk acht," Logan finds himself trapped in a nightmare of his own making, his body moving on orders he can't control as the secret architects of the Weapon X project unleash him on the compound. With the Professor, Dr. Cornelius, and Hines caught in the crossfire, every step he takes brings him closer to a reckoning he doesn’t remember but can’t escape.
In "Hoofdstuk negen," the Professor, Dr. Cornelius, and Hines flee into the adamantium vault with the desperate hope of outrunning the rage of a berserk Wolverine—only to find that even the fortress of metal can't shield them from the monster they helped create.
In "Hoofdstuk tien," Logan’s past claws at him as he storms the adamantium vault, driven by fury and memory. With the Professor orchestrating a deadly game and Hines caught in the crossfire, the line between hunter and hunted blurs in a deadly test of wills.
In "Hoofdstuk elf," Logan confronts Hines in a tense showdown that erupts into fire and chaos, as The Professor's plan reaches its deadly climax. With flames consuming everything, a wounded and fading Logan fights his way through the inferno, his mind fractured but his rage unbroken, as he closes in on The Professor.
In "Hoofdstuk twaalf," Logan [Wolverine] awakens from the Weapon X transformation, his mind haunted by memories of The Professor, Dr. Cornelius, and Hines—men he believes he killed. Though they celebrate their own survival through implanted false memories, Logan’s instincts remain sharp. As he slips free from the facility’s grasp, he vanishes into the Canadian wilderness, where the past and the hunt begin to blur.
In "Intermezzo & ontsnapping," Logan awakens from the haze of his Weapon X transformation, his mind a battleground of implanted memories and fractured loyalty. As the program’s architects—Cornelius, Hines, and the Professor—celebrate their supposed victory, Logan begins to unravel the truth behind their deception. With quiet determination, he turns the weapon against its makers, slipping into the Canadian wilderness to vanish into the wild.
In the neon-lit underbelly of the city, a feral Wolverine is hunted through the streets, driven by instinct and pain, as Lady Deathstrike and the Reavers close in. When Katie Power, out caroling on a quiet night, stumbles upon the chaos, she’s thrust into a violent clash between old enemies and a wounded warrior who may not be so far gone after all.
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