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X-23: Innocence Lost #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collected edition presents the 2005-2006 miniseries that delves into the tragic origin of Laura Kinney, the clone known as X-23. Created as a weapon by the clandestine Facility, the story follows her brutal training and escape, leading to a confrontation with Wolverine. The volume collects the complete six-issue series by writer Craig Kyle and artist Billy Tan.
In "X-23: Innocence Lost Part One," Dr. Sarah Kinney becomes entangled in the Weapon X program’s dark experiments, leading to the creation of a female clone born from a reconfigured genetic blueprint. Written by Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost, with bold artwork by Billy Tan and dynamic inks by Jon Sibal, this pivotal issue explores the origins of a young girl shaped by science and secrecy. The cover by Billy Tan captures the haunting intimacy of her beginning.
In the shadow of the Weapon X program, Dr. Sarah Kinney makes a desperate choice to alter the course of a deadly experiment—using the X chromosome to create a new weapon, a girl born from the legacy of Wolverine. As the project unfolds, the young X-23 grows under the watchful eyes of her creators, including Dale Rice and Zander Rice, while her origins remain entwined with the violent past of her genetic template. This story explores the fragile line between innocence and the programming of a killer, set against the cold precision of a secret facility where even a child’s first breath carries a weapon’s weight.
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↩ Reprints X-23 #1 (2005), X-23 #2 (2005), X-23 #3 (2005), X-23 #4 (2005), X-23 #5 (2005), X-23 #6 (2005)
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