17 Facts About Malcolm Colcord

Malcolm Colcord, known as The Director, is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Malcolm Colcord appeared as a villain in the series Wolverine and is an important character in the Weapon X comics.

Malcolm Colcord has a perfect life, being the patriarch of a family and a soldier, until he is assigned as a guard to the Weapon X complex in Canada.

Malcolm Colcord becomes obsessed with mutants; his wife and children leave him, unable to recognize the man they had once loved.

Malcolm Colcord seizes control of the Weapon X program, becoming the cold, ruthless and calculating Director.

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Malcolm Colcord then tries to recruit Deadpool, who initially agrees, but on Weapon X when Copycat, his ex-girlfriend becomes one of their targets.

Malcolm Colcord later falls in love with the mutant Aurora, who persuades him to go through facial surgery to lose his bitterness.

Malcolm Colcord agrees, and for a while the couple lives happily together.

Malcolm Colcord destroys his face in frustration for losing his incentive, and escaps the battle with the help of Jeffries and Aurora.

Aurora however later returns the favor to Malcolm Colcord, leaving him and Jeffries stranded in the middle of nowhere.

Jeffries is happy to see Malcolm Colcord motivated again, but is unaware of the hallucinations.

Malcolm Colcord's obsession is of great use to the Sentinels and he is one of the key figures in the death of the X-Men.

Malcolm Colcord joins the mutants in their plan to send Wolverine back in time and prevent Colcord from being disfigured, which was the real cause for the dystopian timeline.

Ultimate Universe version of Malcolm Colcord appears in the miniseries Ultimate Origins, as Dr Cornelius's employer in 1946.

Malcolm Colcord tells them that men created mutants and Fury shoots him deciding that it needs to remain a secret.

Malcolm Colcord is heard over a radio at a Weapon X facility leading an advance team against the Vision and being quickly overpowered.

Malcolm Colcord appears in Nemesis's ending showing to Ozwell E Spencer that he gave the creature "minor enhancements" which seem to give it both adamantium skeleton and claws.