: The program's first major asset is a deadlier-than-ever Sabretooth . When the Director fails to conscript Wolverine, he turns to Deadpool as a primary operative.
Reviewers often contrast this era with the 1991 classic Weapon X by Barry Windsor-Smith. While some readers enjoy it as a "gritty drama" that expands on Logan's history, others have criticized Frank Tieri’s run for its "early 2000s jerkitude" and characters that feel "off-model" compared to their traditional portrayals. Weapon X: The Return Omnibus Overview
The storyline follows the revival of the clandestine under a sadistic new Director. Unlike the original program that forcibly experimented on Logan, this new iteration recruits mutants by offering them enhanced powers in exchange for becoming government-sanctioned killers. Weapon X - The Return Omnibus (Fan Made) (2018)...
: The Weapon X: The Draft specials for Sauron, Wild Child, Kane, Marrow, and Agent Zero.
This omnibus is notable for being the first time much of this era was collected in an oversized format. The contents include: : The program's first major asset is a
: The entire 28-issue Weapon X (2002) series and the Weapon X: Days of Future Now (2005) #1–5 miniseries that concludes the plot.
The , published in May 2018 , is a massive 1,280-page hardcover collection that compiles the early 2000s resurgence of the Weapon X program. While often discussed in "fan-made" or "custom mapping" circles due to its comprehensive nature, this specific 2018 volume is an official Marvel release that gathers approximately 50 issues of material primarily written by Frank Tieri . Plot Overview While some readers enjoy it as a "gritty
: Character designs, original art, and flashback pages from Deadpool #27 and New Excalibur #9. Critical Reception