22 Facts About Weapon Plus

Weapon Plus is a fictional clandestine program appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Morrison's introduction of Weapon Plus shed new information about the origins of Weapon X, Captain America and other Marvel Comics supersoldiers.

Weapon Plus appears again as Sublime attempts to use the Stepford Cuckoos to wipe out the surviving mutants.

Weapon Plus II was later captured as part of a group of semi-animal characters including Howard the Duck, Squirrel Girl, Beast, and Rocket Raccoon.

Weapon Plus appeared as a squirrel with Wolverine's "Adamantium skeleton, claws, intelligence, and healing factor".

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Weapon Plus III was a mutant with elastic multi-sensory skin.

Weapon Plus originally worked in espionage, gathering intelligence from the Soviets.

Weapon Plus was eventually sent to Otherworld in order to retrieve the Orb of Necromancy.

Weapon Plus survived and taught his muscles to function in a similar manner to his former mutant skin.

Weapon Plus later worked with Black Air and the Brotherhood of Mutants and was known as the Skinless Man.

Weapon Plus developed a hatred of Fantomex, who he blamed for his current state.

However, Weapon Plus IV is actually 'Project Sulfur' - the project spearheaded by Ted Sallis, whose research led him to become the Man-Thing.

Weapon Plus VI was led by Dr Noah Burstein and was responsible for giving Luke Cage his powers.

Logan, who would later become one of Weapon Plus' victims, kidnapped Nuke as a child, and oversaw his conditioning.

Weapon Plus VII experimented with adamantium bonding, which helped create Cyber.

Weapon Plus was the first living weapon created employing artificial evolution and nanosentinel technology.

Weapon Plus XII was "accidentally" unleashed on the Channel Tunnel and fought X-Corporation members Cannonball, M, Darkstar, Rictor, Siryn and Multiple Man.

Weapon Plus XII was eliminated by Fantomex with the aid of Jean Grey and Professor X, but at the cost of Darkstar's life.

Weapon Plus created Weapon XIII, known as Fantomex, at The World.

The Stepford Cuckoos' link to Weapon Plus has finally been addressed in the Phoenix: Warsong miniseries, written by Greg Pak, which explores unresolved storylines from Morrison's New X-Men and Pak's Phoenix: Endsong.

Weapon Plus was killed after Wolverine destroyed the Weapon Plus space station that was designed as the Super-Sentinels HQ.

Weapon Plus Infinity, known as Project: Deathlok, is the cyborg conversion of both ordinary citizens and then all superheroes in the future.