Frank Tieri’s Weapon X

Corwin — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 01:29:55 +0000

Frank Tieri made such an impact with resurrecting Weapon X in the pages of Wolverine that Marvel launched an ongoing series. Follow the exploits of the Weapon X crew as they cross paths with Cable, Mr. Sinister, the X-Men, the other Weapon Plus programs and each other. And what exactly is Neverland and why do mutants go in but never come out?

Single Volume Edition

WEAPON X (2002) 1/2

WEAPON X SAURON (2002)

WEAPON X WILD CHILD (2002)

WEAPON X KANE (2002)

WEAPON X MARROW (2002)

WEAPON X AGENT ZERO (2002)

WEAPON X (2002) 1

WEAPON X (2002) 2

WEAPON X (2002) 3

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My bind is a single volume but I’ve also mapped out a multi volume version that includes Wolverine, Deadpool and Weapon X: Days of Future now. Take your pick of where ever you want to divide it.

Multi-Volume Edition

WOLVERINE (2002) 162

WOLVERINE (2002) 163

WOLVERINE (2002) 164

WOLVERINE (2002) 165

WOLVERINE (2002) 166

DEADPOOL (2002) 57

DEADPOOL (2002) 58

DEADPOOL (2002) 59

DEADPOOL (2002) 60

WOLVERINE (2002) 173

WOLVERINE (2002) 174

WOLVERINE (2002) 175

WOLVERINE (2002) 176