X-Marvel #22
In this landmark issue of X-Marvel #22, Logan’s fate takes a dark turn as he’s captured and brought to the Weapon X facility, where The Professor and his team initiate a brutal transformation. Written and illustrated entirely by Barry Windsor-Smith, the story unfolds with chilling precision as the experiment begins to spiral—unexpectedly, the subject starts drawing massive amounts of adamantium from the very system meant to forge him. The cover, also by Windsor-Smith, captures the grim intensity of the moment.
In a chilling turn at Weapon X, Logan is subjected to a brutal experiment under the watch of Professor Thornton and Dr. Abraham Cornelius, as the facility’s systems begin to fail—unexplained surges of adamantium bleed through the lab, and the subject’s transformation takes a dangerous, unpredictable course. Meanwhile, Carol Hines watches from the shadows, caught between duty and the growing dread of what this process might truly unleash.
In a tense, isolated lab, Professor Thornton confronts a startling revelation: his latest test subject is a mutant. Meanwhile, Logan stirs from unconsciousness, his body betraying him as adamantium claws erupt from his wrists—his rage already boiling beneath the surface.
In a tense showdown at the Weapon X facility, Dr. Abraham Cornelius confronts the volatile Logan, seeking to rein in his rage. Professor Thornton steps in, revealing the truth: Logan is a mutant, and his potential is being harnessed for a far greater purpose.
In a tense, high-stakes moment, Professor Thornton initiates a dangerous experiment to control Logan, using a neural link to project visions of violence and obedience. As images of Logan confronting his captors flash across a viewscreen, the line between programming and instinct begins to blur—while Dr. Abraham Cornelius watches, and Carol Hines observes from the shadows.
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