Weapon X is a fictional clandestine government genetic research facility project appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.
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Weapon X is a fictional clandestine government genetic research facility project appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.
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Weapon X operated through Canada's Department K and was directed by Professor Andre Thorton.
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Some work of Weapon X was based on the experiments detailed on the journals of Nazi scientist Nathan Essex, which were obtained by Weapon Plus after the end of World War II.
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Weapon X was the first iteration in Weapon Plus that victimized mutants.
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Weapon X was temporarily shut down, but eventually was reinstated.
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At some point, Weapon X branched off from Weapon Plus' control and was solely headed up by Canada's Department K A new generation of agents were created: Deadpool, Garrison Kane, Slayback, Sluggo, Wyre, Wildchild, and Ajax, among others.
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Weapon X used Logan's DNA in order to endow its agents with healing powers.
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Colcord, once a security guard at the first Weapon X project, suffered severe facial lacerations during an escape attempt by the mutant Wolverine.
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Weapon X soon begins using its resources for the capturing and imprisonment of mutants in the secret government death camp called Neverland.
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Cable led this group, in a mission to destroy Weapon X and expose its existence and its human rights violations.
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Marrow used the battle to escape from Weapon X, eventually taking over the Mutant Underground, now reformed as the third incarnation of Gene Nation.
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Weapon X then stated to the controlled H-Alpha that he has a killer instinct where he is to kill anyone that the Weapon X Project wants him to kill.
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In 1995, Weapon X became the name of the Age of Apocalypse variation of Wolverine's ongoing series.
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Weapon X is the name of a 28-issue ongoing series published by Marvel from 2002 to 2004, featuring the third installment of the Weapon X project.
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At the time, the membership of Weapon X consisted of Sabretooth, Deadpool and Garrison Kane.
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In Ultimate X-Men, which takes place in the Ultimate Marvel universe, the Weapon X project has a similar intention and similar methodology as its Marvel Universe counterpart, as it was responsible for bonding adamantium to Wolverine's skeleton.
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Ultimate Weapon X was headed by Colonel John Wraith, a mutant-hating commando, and Dr Cornelius.
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Weapon X attempted to kidnap Logan, but he managed to subdue his attackers and escape.
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Weapon X then turned their attention to a former Mountie and Marine named Guy Desjardins, who was brainwashed and subjected to the adamantium bonding process.
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Unfortunately, this was ineffective because when Weapon X was released from the drugs, he went on a killing spree until the Weapon X soldiers drugged him once more.
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Logan set out to hunt down Weapon X and discovered their ties with Department H When Snowbird and Dr James Hudson were killed, Logan confronted Desjardins.
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