David North (character)

Mutant comic book character

"Agent Zero" redirects here. For the NBA basketball player, see Gilbert Arenas. For the other Marvel Comics character named Zero, see Zero.

Comics character

David North

Agent Zero, on the cover to Weapon X #3.
Art by Georges Jeanty.

Publication information
Publisher| Marvel Comics
First appearance| X-Men #5 (Feb. 1992)
Created by| John Byrne (writer)
Jim Lee (co-writer/artist)
In-story information
Alter ego| Christoph "Christopher" Nord
Species| Human mutant
Team affiliations| Cell Six
CIA
Weapon X
Team X
Notable aliases| David North,[1] Maverick,[2]
Agent Zero[3]
Abilities| Expert marksman
Advanced hand-to-hand combatant
Espionage mastery
Master tactician
Demolitions specialist
Computer operation
Communications expertise
Former mutant abilities:
Kinetic absorption and redistribution
Kinetic energy conversion
Accelerated healing factor
Inodorosity (no discernible scent)
Anti-healing factor acid

David North (Christoph Nord) is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. He was originally known as Maverick, and more recently as Agent Zero. The character first appeared in X-Men #5 and was created by writer John Byrne and co-writer/artist Jim Lee.

Daniel Henney portrayed Agent Zero in the 2009 superhero film X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

## Publication history

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David North first appeared as Maverick in X-Men #5 (Feb. 1992).[4]

David North has appeared in a self-titled one-shot Maverick: In the Shadow of Death and a short-lived ongoing series called Maverick.

Later, as Agent Zero, he became a regular in the second series of Weapon X.

## Fictional character biography

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### Early life

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Christoph Nord[5] was born in East Germany to American parents. His early history is clouded in mystery, though there are whispers that his parents were involved with the Nazi regime.[6] He also had an older brother Andreas[a]. A mutant, Christoph possessed the ability to absorb kinetic energy through impact with little to no harm.[7]

### Cell Six

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A self-described idealist, he fought against the communist regime during the height of the Cold War, joining a West German black ops unit named Cell Six. On a mission in Italy, he was injured by a rival assassin codenamed the Confessor.[b]

While recovering, he met an Italian nurse, Ginetta Barsalini, with whom he fell in love and married. Over the next three years, Cell Six's field agents were eliminated individually, except for Nord. Nord realized Ginetta was a spy. Threatening to shoot her, he demanded to know her employer. Saying he didn't have the guts to shoot a defenseless woman in cold blood, she lunged at him with a knife, causing him to shoot her in self-defense. Dying, she revealed that in killing her, he also killed their unborn child. Long after this incident, Nord continues to be wracked with guilt about the betrayal and still seeks answers as to whom Barsalini was working for. This watershed moment left Nord cold and distrusting of everyone, especially women.[b]

### Weapon X

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Fueled by the betrayal, Nord became one of Germany's most efficient covert operatives. In the 1960s, his exploits caught the attention of the  C.I.A., who offered him a spot in the clandestine Team X.[8] He agreed, and at this time, changed his name to David North.[b] As a part of Team X, he was one of the several mutant operatives the government experimented on and exploited. Each member unknowingly received false memory implants,[9] and North received a slight healing factor culled from Logan's D.N.A..[10] North's immediate team consisted of three field agents: North, Logan (who later became Wolverine), and Victor Creed (who later became Sabretooth). The mutant teleporter John Wraith, also referred to as Kestrel, served as the team's intelligence man and extractor. At this time, North began wearing his signature yellow and black faceplate.

On a mission in East Germany, both Creed and Logan were badly injured. Rather than follow protocol and leave them, North dragged them to the extraction point. Cornered by Andreas Nord, now an assassin, North saved his teammates the only way he could: killing his only brother. Because of this incident, Logan holds North in very high regard.[a]

Another mission saw the three agents confront Omega Red in Berlin. They succeeded in stealing the carbonadium synthesizer, which was necessary for the Russian to control his death factor pheromone. Taking down the psychopathic Omega Red was not as easy. In the chaos, Creed panicked, killing Janice Hollenback, the C.I.A. mole they were attempting to rescue. The team then escaped by jumping from a ten-story window. The synthesizer was thought lost, and a rift formed between Creed and Logan due to Creed's actions on the mission. Unbeknownst to the agency, Logan had recovered the synthesizer and hid it. North suspected as much at the time but did not know for sure.[c]

By the early 1970s, Team X was summarily disbanded. However, the team's agents were captured by Weapon X to be used as test subjects. When Logan underwent the adamantium bonding, he went on a murderous rampage, allowing North and the others to escape. Around this time, North inexplicably lost his powers. Undaunted, North continued to work in espionage as a mercenary using the trade name Maverick. The inspiration for the name had come from a conversation in which North boasted that he neither trusted nor needed anyone, to which Logan responded, "A regular maverick, eh?"[b]

### Mercenary

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Time passed, and Maverick developed a reputation as one of the best-hired guns available. Maverick compensated for his lack of powers with meticulous planning and a reliance on the latest technology.

He worked for private parties and governmental agencies, taking several contracts from retired Major Arthur Barrington, who brought North into the C.I.A. When Omega Red captured Wolverine as well as several of the X-Men in Berlin to locate the carbonadium synthesizer, Maverick was sent in by Barrington. Maverick helped free the captive X-Men and tracked Sabretooth to Omega Red. With the X-Men's help, he obtained the device from Wolverine and hid it once again. Maverick aided the X-Men in combat against Sabretooth, Omega Red, Fenris, and Matsu'o Tsurayaba. During this incident, Maverick murders Dr. Abraham Cornelius in cold blood.[11]

Barrington later sent him to acquire the Xavier Files, profiles of the powers and weaknesses of various mutants, which the X-Men's founder compiled. Maverick battled Warhawk and killed Dr. Alexander Ryking. In the clash, Warhawk exploded, seemingly destroying the files.[12] Maverick was later hired by the U.S. government to protect Aldo Ferro, a former Weapon X member. Former Team X alums sought Ferro out after Mastodon died when his age suppression factor reversed. Unbeknownst to Team X, Ferro was the second Psi-Borg and was responsible for the planting of false memories during their time with Weapon X. Betrayed by Ferro, Maverick then sided with his former teammates Wolverine, Sabretooth, Silver Fox, and John Wraith, and Ferro was seemingly killed in the subsequent battle.[9]

Maverick next sought to kill Sabretooth, who was amid a psychotic murderous rampage following the death of Birdy. First seeking Wolverine to aid him in this goal, he reluctantly aids the X-Men in merely capturing Sabretooth, setting in motion what became a failed attempt by Charles Xavier to rehabilitate the serial killer.[13]

### Legacy Virus

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Maverick swiftly contracted the Legacy Virus. This development brought about the random return of his powers but also a loss of energy and horrible scarring all over his body. He tried to convince Wolverine to kill him, but Wolverine refused. Maverick decided to make the best of it and "fight the good fight."[14] His health declining, he traveled the world from safe house to safe house, using his savings to procure treatment for his infection.

During this time, he recruited a very unstable Wolverine to help him rescue Deadpool. Maverick was attacked by a group led by Slayback at his Manhattan safe house. Maverick managed to escape to the X-Mansion and spent several hours in a coma. After coming to, Maverick revealed that he and Deadpool had been targeted because both were mutants with healing factors taken from Wolverine's D.N.A. template. Maverick felt they would soon come for Wolverine directly. Deadpool was being experimented on to create a cure for the Legacy Virus. Maverick and Wolverine located and rescued Deadpool. It was later discovered by Beast that Deadpool's body could not generate a cure.[15]

While in New York, he saved a fellow Legacy Virus-positive mutant, teenager Chris Bradley and his family from an attack by the Friends of Humanity. The FOH retaliated by firebombing Bradley's home, spurring Maverick to use his connections to relocate the Bradley family to Florida under aliases. He also received Chris's medical treatment and set his parents up with new jobs.[16]

He then left for Canada. While there, former K.G.B. agent and mutant telepath Elena Ivanova found him, demanding he help her track down Sabretooth, who had killed her mother during his Weapon X years. Before he could answer her, they were attacked by Omega Red, who had tracked Ivanova to Maverick in hopes of recovering the carbonadium synthesizer. With the help of John Wraith, they succeeded in keeping the device away from the villain.[17]

Ivanova felt she owed Maverick and stuck by his side despite his icy demeanor. They traveled together for a time. The Legacy Virus then took hold, killing North. Ivanova used her powers to resuscitate him. To their surprise, the virus seemingly went into remission, and all of his wounds from the virus were healed. His powers not only returned but were enhanced. Also, Weapon X's memory implants were cleared from his mind. He would later realize that the Legacy Virus made his new powers inconsistent, sometimes making them a danger to himself. Immediately, trouble found them in the form of Russian mob boss Ivan Pushkin, who sent his enforcers Hammer and Sickle to abduct them.[18]

Pushkin used Ivanova's powers in an attempt to brainwash Maverick into killing Major Arthur Barrington by making him believe it was Barrington who had set up Barsalini's betrayal all those years ago. In reality, Barrington was to deliver testimony at an inquest that would have damaged Pushkin's business interests. Attacking but not killing Barrington, Maverick quickly regained his senses. While he blinded the left eye of Sickle with his weapon, Hammer killed Barrington.[19]

Meanwhile, Chris Bradley ran away from home, missing his girlfriend in New York. The FOH tapped his friends' phone, and when he reached New York, they again tried to kill Chris. Maverick, Ivanova, and Wolverine saved him and his friend. Ivanova then used her abilities to make the FOH and Chris' girlfriend think he'd died in the scuffle. Both shaken by the life-threatening events of the past few days, Ivanova and North's relationship, platonic up to this point, became physical.[20]

The following morning, Ivanova still expressed the desire to go after Sabretooth. Maverick harshly warned that an assault against Sabretooth was a fool's errand and implied she'd slept with him to coerce him to aid her goal. Angered, Ivanova left Maverick that night to continue her vendetta. A regretful Maverick traced Ivanova's steps and found her as she was rendered unconscious by Sabretooth's assault. Maverick stopped Sabretooth from delivering the killing blow and left a badly injured Ivanova in the care of the Bradley family.[21]

Maverick then renewed his vendetta with Ivan Pushkin, desperate to avenge Barrington's death. Pushkin captured Maverick, hoping to coerce Maverick to work for him. Maverick, however, freed himself and ruined Pushkin's attempted theft of a payload of  A.I.M. weaponry. In the midst of this, Sickle gained a measure of revenge by gouging out Maverick's left eye and stranding him in the Swiss Alps.[22]

### Agent Zero

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The Weapon X project was soon reinvigorated, and after Sabretooth and Wraith had been brought back into the fold, they were sent to recruit Maverick. Wraith lured an unwitting Maverick into a rendezvous. Maverick refused to join, and a fierce battle ensued. Sabretooth caught Maverick off guard, impaling him in the chest and then throwing him off the roof of a 20-story building and onto the street below.[23]

Agent Zero's anti-healing factor corrosive.

Taken to Weapon X near death, Malcolm Colcord again offered him the chance to join, as he could still be saved. This time, he reluctantly agreed, rationalizing it by saying he couldn't "fight the good fight" as a corpse. He was healed and then upgraded with the explicit intent of assassinating Wolverine. He has no scent, makes no sound thanks to a vibranium suit, possesses an enhanced healing factor, and a corrosive was added to his concussive blasts that hinder a foe's healing factor. In addition, he was equipped with a wide array of weapons, from wrist-mounted plasma blasters to an adamantium-coated knife. The world believed North was dead, and he sought to keep it that way. He dyed his brown hair black and adopted the new alias Agent Zero. After sending him on a few simple missions, Colcord tried to break his will by sending him to kill Wolverine, a mission he purposely botched.[3]

Feeling guilty for joining the enemy, he contemplated suicide daily. His hatred for his teammate Sabretooth still ran deep, as he tried yet again to kill him, only to be stopped from dealing a fatal blow by the Director.[volume & issue needed]

During a mission, Agent Zero encountered a new Maverick, who, unbeknownst to Zero, was Chris Bradley. Bradley had infiltrated a mutant terrorist group called Gene Nation to destroy them from the inside. Bradley had wanted revenge on Weapon X for 'killing' North. To achieve that goal, he received training in black ops from Cable and assumed the Maverick mantle. Zero, believing this new Maverick was a terrorist, shot and killed him, only to find the truth as Bradley lay dying. Returning to the base after this occurred, Zero found Weapon X had disappeared without a trace. Zero then picked up Bradley's fight, attacking Gene Nation strongholds worldwide, and searched for answers about what happened to the program.[24]

It was revealed that Zero doesn't know what happened to Weapon X because he was being brainwashed by Mesmero as Zero had become increasingly harder to control. Zero had gone after Gene Nation because of Weapon X's instruction. Without realizing it, Zero served as executioner at Neverland, a mutant concentration camp set up by Weapon X. But as soon as Weapon X bothered to reveal these truths, they put him under again. Zero went on, none the wiser.[25]

### Decimation

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Agent Zero lost his powers on M-Day as a result of Scarlet Witch's actions during the House of M. It has been revealed that he is among the mutants who have been depowered.[26]

North is seen residing in a center for former mutants and once again using the Maverick alias.[27] Wolverine sought him out for information on carbonadium, reuniting the two and Jubilee. However, Omega Red soon attacked the building, looking for the carbonadium synthesizer.[27]

Maverick stole Weapon X files and sold them on the black market. To cover up his involvement in Kick-starting the Strikeforce X program from Wolverine, he killed the man to whom he sold the files.[28]

Still going by the program name Agent Zero, Nord went back to mercenary work and was petitioned by an unknown intelligence agency to take down Doctor Doom after the Latverian overlord was framed for a terrorist attack by a rogue splinter cell flying his banner.[29]

### Dawn of X

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During Dawn of X, Nord returned to mercenary life after being denied citizenship in Krakoa. He was captured and mindwiped by an underground auction for the superpowered black market in Madripoor but saved by Wolverine.[30]

During the "Blood Hunt" storyline, Maverick was shown to have been converted into a vampire at the time when a large amount of Darkforce blocked the Sun. While contacting Wolverine during a fight with the armored vampire mercenaries, Maverick claims that a power vacuum between the humans and mutants has allowed the vampires to form an allegiance between the humans and the vampires as he tries to get Wolverine to side with them.[31] Maverick is shown to be aided by Alyssa of the Siren Sect when they talk about Wolverine and him being aided by his C.I.A. contact, Jeff Bannister. Alyssa then tells Maverick that the Siren Sect will rise from the shadows when Blade and the other vampires are depleting the superheroes.[32] Upon arriving on a Santa Cruz Island, Wolverine and Louise fought the Aqueos and Claw Sect vampires. When Louise turned Wolverine into a vampire, he killed more vampires present before confronting Maverick and Alyssa.[33] Alyssa then made the vampiric Wolverine and Maverick fight to the death to see who will be her queen. When Alyssa was slain by Louise, both Wolverine and Maverick were restored to normal. Maverick stated to Wolverine that he did it out of love.[34]

## Powers and abilities

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North's primary mutant power is the ability to absorb the kinetic energy generated by an impact without harming himself. While this power has limits, North can survive falls from tremendous heights, energy blasts, and strikes by superhumanly strong foes without injury.

Upon accepting his first offer to work for the Weapon X Program, North is artificially granted a slight healing factor that allows him to recover from mild to moderate injuries much faster than an average human.[15] It also renders him immune to most diseases and toxins and greatly suppresses his natural aging process. However, after contracting the Legacy Virus, his kinetic absorption ability is dramatically reduced in efficiency, and his healing factor burns out while he is fighting the virus.[14]

After the virus claims his life and Elena Ivanova, the Legacy Virus, renews him immediately goes into remission, and his kinetic absorption ability mutates. After absorbing energy, North must release the energy in the forms of powerful concussions, AoE (area of effect), or heat blasts. He can also channel the energy into his physical attacks, increasing the impact force from his punches and kicks to superhuman levels.[18]

After being forced to join the Weapon X Program again, North's regenerative aspects were restored, and his kinetic absorption ability was artificially tempered. Now, aside from channeling the energy to increase the strength of his physical attacks and discharge ranged blasts of kinetic energy, North's fingertips carry a corrosive enzyme secreted through the skin that carried over into his force discharges. Aside from its acidic properties, the enzyme is specifically designed by the Weapon X Program to counteract the effects of an opponent's self-healing capabilities by reversing the process. The more an enemy's body attempts to fix and mend itself from injuries sustained, the worse injuries become, thanks to the specialized enzyme. Agent Zero's body now possesses no discernible scent to track as a side effect of the procedure used to grant him this ability.[3]

Currently, the North possesses no superhuman powers. Like most of the world's mutant population, North has lost his mutant powers following the events of M-Day.[35]

### Skills and equipment

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North is a highly skilled hand-to-hand combatant and covert operative. He is also an expert marksman, experienced in using virtually all types of firearms. He has also worn a variety of uniforms throughout his career.

The costume he has worn for most of his mercenary career as Maverick is a suit of body armor consisting of lightweight fiberglass armor plating, a padded kevlar lining,[36] and airtight seals or shields allow him to seal the suit for further protection.[37] His mask contained a limited oxygen supply, infrared scanning, and targeting systems.[37] The suit also harnessed a booster pack that could magnify the kinetic energy his body absorbed.[38] Canadian inventor Isabel Ferguson is the primary source of his specialized gear.[18]

As Agent Zero, North wears a body armor woven from vibranium, rendering him utterly silent as he moves. It also refracts light, which renders it practically invisible to conventional detection methods in total darkness.[3]

North has carried a wide array of weaponry including, but not limited to, thermite bombs, hydraulic bolt guns, titanium bullets,[23] wrist-mounted projectile tasers,[38] wrist-mounted plasma blasters, adamantium bullets, anti-metal bullets, and an adamantium-coated knife.[3]

## Reception

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* In 2014, Entertainment Weekly ranked Maverick/Agent Zero 39th in their "Let's rank every X-Man ever" list.[39]

## Other versions

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### Exiles

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An alternate version of Maverick was revealed to exist in Exiles #62. Maverick was forced to join Weapon X, a group of reality-hopping people who had to kill people to save realities. Little is known about Maverick, except that he was destroyed by the bladed shield of an alternate version of Captain America. For a time, the body was trapped in the Timebroker's Crystal Palace until the Exiles sent his body back home. On his homeworld of Earth-1287, Maverick was revealed to be an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. before his abduction, working alongside Nick Fury, who later honored his best agent by giving him a proper funeral.[volume & issue needed]

### Earth-5700

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In a possible future timeline (Earth-5700), Agent Zero joined a Wolverine-led version of the X-Men, teaming with Archangel, Juggernaut, Sunfire, Mystique, Aurora, and Deadpool. After a time, the Director activated Zero's embedded mental directive, and Zero, against his will, slaughtered the X-Men, except for Wolverine. Unable to bring himself to kill his friend and teammate, he fought the mind control just long enough to commit suicide.[25]

## In other media

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### Television

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Maverick (left) and Silver Fox as they appear in X-Men: The Animated Series.

* Christoph Nord / Maverick appears in X-Men: The Animated Series, voiced by an uncredited voice actor. This version is a former member of Weapon X who seeks to recover his lost memories.
* Christoph Nord / Maverick appears in Wolverine and the X-Men, voiced by Crispin Freeman. This version only possesses kinetic energy absorption and is the father of series original character Christy Nord. After being captured, brainwashed, and forced to work for Weapon X's Team X, Maverick is sent to capture Christie until Wolverine and Mystique join forces to stop him. Afterward, Emma Frost restores Maverick's memories, allowing him to reunite with Christy.

### Film

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Daniel Henney as Agent Zero in X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

Agent Zero appears in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, portrayed by Daniel Henney.[40] This version is a ruthless Asian mutant with superhuman reflexes, agility, and accuracy with firearms who serves as a member of Team X and William Stryker's second-in-command. Additionally, producer Lauren Shuler Donner stated on the DVD commentary that Zero has no scent. After most of Team X questions Stryker's morality and leaves the group, Stryker, Zero, and Victor Creed set about killing them for Stryker's experiments. Zero targets Logan, killing an elderly couple who took in the latter along the way before Logan destroys the helicopter Zero was pursuing him in, causing it to crash with Zero still inside. Logan subsequently interrogates Zero and initially spares him until the latter mocks him, leading to the former causing the helicopter to explode, killing Zero.

### Video games

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Agent Zero appears in the X-Men Origins: Wolverine tie-in game, voiced by Robert Wu. This version's name is David Nord. His role plays out similarly to the film, though Logan kills Zero with his claws following the helicopter crash.

## Notes

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1. ^ a b As told in flashbacks in X-Men Unlimited #15 and Maverick #2
2. ^ a b c d as told in flashback in Maverick #2.
3. ^ As told in flashbacks in X-Men #5 and Wolverine vol. 2 #60.

## References

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1. ^ Maverick #2
2. ^ X-Men #5
3. ^ a b c d e Weapon X: The Draft: Agent Zero
4. ^ DeFalco, Tom; Sanderson, Peter; Brevoort, Tom; Teitelbaum, Michael; Wallace, Daniel; Darling, Andrew; Forbeck, Matt; Cowsill, Alan; Bray, Adam (2019). The Marvel Encyclopedia. DK Publishing. p. 11\. ISBN 978-1-4654-7890-0.
5. ^ Maverick #2. Marvel Comics.
6. ^ Maverick #9. Marvel Comics.
7. ^ X-Men #6. Marvel Comics.
8. ^ Brevoort, Tom; DeFalco, Tom; Manning, Matthew K.; Sanderson, Peter; Wiacek, Win (2017). Marvel Year By Year: A Visual History. DK Publishing. p. 258\. ISBN 978-1465455505.
9. ^ a b Wolverine vol. 2 #62-64. Marvel Comics.
10. ^ Wolverine Annual (Sept. 1995). Marvel Comics.
11. ^ X-Men #5-7. Marvel Comics.
12. ^ X-Men #10-11. Marvel Comics.
13. ^ X-Men Unlimited #3. Marvel Comics.
14. ^ a b Wolverine vol. 2 #87. Marvel Comics.
15. ^ a b Wolverine vol. 2 Annual '95 (Sept. 1995). Marvel Comics.
16. ^ X-Men Unlimited #15. Marvel Comics.
17. ^ Maverick: In the Shadow of Death. Marvel Comics.
18. ^ a b c Maverick #1. Marvel Comics.
19. ^ Maverick #2-3. Marvel Comics.
20. ^ Maverick #4. Marvel Comics.
21. ^ Maverick #5-7. Marvel Comics.
22. ^ Maverick #8-12. Marvel Comics.
23. ^ a b Wolverine vol. 2 #166. Marvel Comics.
24. ^ Weapon X #21. Marvel Comics.
25. ^ a b Weapon X: Days of Future Now #3. Marvel Comics.
26. ^ The New Avengers, no. 18 ((Jun 2006)). Marvel Comics.
27. ^ a b Wolverine: Origins #6. Marvel Comics.
28. ^ Wolverine: Weapon X #1-5. Marvel Comics.
29. ^ Doctor Doom #1-2. Marvel Comics.
30. ^ Wolverine Vol 7 #9. Marvel Comics.
31. ^ Wolverine: Blood Hunt #1. Marvel Comics.
32. ^ Wolverine: Blood Hunt #2. Marvel Comics.
33. ^ Wolverine: Blood Hunt #3. Marvel Comics.
34. ^ Wolverine: Blood Hunt #4. Marvel Comics.
35. ^ The New Avengers #18. Marvel Comics.
36. ^ X-Men Unlimited #3. Marvel Comics.
37. ^ a b Maverick #6. Marvel Comics.
38. ^ a b Maverick #7. Marvel Comics.
39. ^ June 09, Darren Franich Updated; EDT, 2022 at 12:31 PM. "Let's rank every X-Man ever". EW.com. Retrieved 2023-01-26.`{{cite web}}`: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
40. ^ "Dominic Monaghan Zaps To "Wolverine"". Dark Horizons. 2008-02-22. Archived from the original on 2012-07-31. Retrieved 2008-02-22.

## External links

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* David North at Marvel.com
* UncannyXmen.net Spotlight On Maverick

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* Mikhail Rasputin
* Nimrod
* Norman Osborn
* Phantazia
* Predator X
* Proteus
* Robert Kelly
* Saturnyne
* Sauron
* Selene
* Spiral
* Steven Lang
* Stryfe
* Thanos
* Trevor Fitzroy
* Viper
* Vulcan

Organizations|

* A.I.M.
* Alliance of Evil
* Ani-Men
* Black Order
* Brood
* Brotherhood of Mutants
* Clan Akkaba
* Dark X-Men
* Externals
* Factor Three
* Fenris
* Freedom Force
* Hellfire Club
* Hellions
* Horsemen of Apocalypse
* Hounds
* Humanity's Last Stand
* Hydra
* Marauders
* Neo
* Phalanx
* Purifiers
* Reavers
* Savage Land Mutates
* Sentinels
* Shadow-X
* Sidri
* U-Men
* Upstarts
* Weapon X

Alternative versions|

* Magician
* Ultimate Wolverine

In other media|

* Apocalypse
* Betsy Braddock
* Cyclops
* Gambit
* Jean Grey
* film series
* Magneto
* film series
* Peter Maximoff
* Morph
* Mystique
* Professor X
* film series
* Rogue
* Spyke
* Storm
* Wade Wilson
* Wolverine
* film series

* v
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Wolverine

* Len Wein
* John Romita Sr.

Teams|

* X-Men
* Alpha Flight
* Avengers
* New
* Uncanny
* Fantastic Four
* S.H.I.E.L.D.
* Team X / Weapon X
* X-Force
* Secret Defenders
* Horsemen of Apocalypse

X-Men allies|

* Angel/Archangel
* Armor
* Banshee
* Beast
* Bishop
* Cable
* Colossus
* Cyclops
* Emma Frost
* Forge
* Gambit
* Havok
* Iceman
* Jean Grey/Phoenix
* Jubilee
* Karma
* Kwannon
* Morph
* Nightcrawler
* Polaris
* Professor X
* Kitty Pryde
* Psylocke
* Rogue
* Storm
* X-23

Supporting
characters|

* Alpha Flight
* Heather Hudson (Vindicator)
* James Hudson (Guardian)
* Avengers
* Black Cat
* Black Widow
* Captain America
* Archie Corrigan
* Daken
* Agent Zero/Maverick
* Deadpool
* Elsie-Dee
* Jessica Drew
* Elektra
* Fantastic Four
* Feral
* Hawkeye
* Jimmy Hudson
* Hulk
* Iron Man
* Ka-Zar
* Moon Knight
* Namor
* Native
* Nick Fury
* Silver Fox
* Spider-Man
* Thor
* Weapon H
* John Wraith
* X-23
* X-Men (List)
* Mariko Yashida
* Yukio

Enemies|

* A.I.M.
* Agent Zero/Maverick
* Apocalypse
* Arnim Zola
* Bastion
* Bloodscream
* Bolivar Trask
* Brotherhood of Mutants
* Magneto
* Sabretooth
* Toad
* Mystique
* Juggernaut
* Blob
* Pyro
* Mastermind
* Avalanche
* Cameron Hodge
* Malcolm Colcord
* Collector
* Abraham Cornelius
* Cyber
* Genesis
* Gorgon
* Hand
* Hellfire Club
* Donald Pierce
* Harry Leland
* Sebastian Shaw
* Selene Gallio
* Brent Jackson
* Lady Deathstrike
* Lord Dark Wind
* Lord Shingen
* Dog Logan
* Thomas Logan
* Maggia
* Mister Sinister
* Mister X
* Mojo
* Nitro
* Nuke
* Ogun
* Omega Red
* Phalanx
* Professor Thorton
* Puma
* Reavers
* Romulus
* Roughouse
* Sauron
* Savage Land Mutates
* Sentinels
* Shadow King
* Silver Samurai
* Kenuichio Harada
* Shin Harada
* Spiral
* Sapphire Styx
* Symbiotes
* Taskmaster
* Tiger Shark
* Matsu'o Tsurayaba
* Vermin
* Viper
* Wendigo
* Wild Child
* William Stryker

Comic books|

* 5 Ronin
* Astonishing Spider-Man & Wolverine
* Elektra and Wolverine: The Redeemer
* Hellverine
* Kitty Pryde and Wolverine
* Marvel Comics Presents
* "Weapon X"
* Origin
* Savage Wolverine
* Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk
* Wolverine
* Wolverine: Manifest Destiny
* Wolverine: Origins
* Wolverine: Snikt!
* Wolverine: The Best There Is
* Wolverine and the X-Men
* Wolverine and Deadpool
* Wolverine: Weapon X
* Death of Wolverine
* Wolverine/Nick Fury
* The Scorpio Connection
* Bloody Choices
* Scorpio Rising
* All-New Wolverine
* Hunt for Wolverine
* Predator vs. Wolverine
* Return of Wolverine
* X Lives of Wolverine and X Deaths of Wolverine
* Blood Hunt
* Venom War

Video games|

* Wolverine
* Wolverine: Adamantium Rage
* X-Men: Wolverine's Rage
* X2: Wolverine's Revenge
* X-Men Origins: Wolverine
* Marvel's Wolverine

In other media|

* X-Men Origins: Wolverine
* soundtrack
* The Wolverine
* soundtrack
* Logan
* soundtrack
* Deadpool & Wolverine
* soundtrack
* "Slash"
* Wolverine and the X-Men
* Wolverine (podcast)
* Marvel's Wastelanders (podcast)
* Marvel Anime

Alternative versions|

* Ultimate Wolverine
* Old Man Logan
* Film Logan

Related articles|

* Weapon X
* Weapon Plus
* Madripoor
* Landau, Luckman, and Lake

* Category

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Weapon Plus

Weapon X
(members)|

* Aurora
* Chamber
* Copycat
* Deadpool
* Garrison Kane
* Kestrel
* Kimura
* Mastodon
* Maverick/Agent Zero
* Marrow
* Mesmero
* Native
* Reaper
* Sabretooth
* Sauron
* Shiva
* Silver Fox
* Slayback
* Washout
* Wild Child
* Wildside
* Wolverine
* X-23

Other weapons|

* Isaiah Bradley
* Captain America
* Deathlok
* Fantomex
* Glowworm
* Huntsman
* Typhoid Mary
* Luke Cage
* Man-Thing
* Nuke
* Protocide
* Stepford Cuckoos
* Agent Venom
* Flash Thompson

Staff|

* Malcolm Colcord
* Abraham Cornelius
* Francis Fanny/Ajax
* Carol Hines
* Brent Jackson
* Madison Jeffries
* Nick Fury
* Emrys Killebrew
* Mister Sinister
* Professor Thorton
* Romulus
* William Stryker
* Dr. John Sublime

Story arcs|

* Weapon X
* Assault on Weapon Plus
* X-Men: Phoenix – Warsong

Related articles|

* Team X
* Weapon P.R.I.M.E.
* Weapon H
* John Steele

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Jim Lee

Wildstorm Productions / Image Comics|

* Wildcats
* Grifter
* Zealot
* Voodoo
* Warblade
* Void
* Mr. Majestic
* Gen¹³
* Helspont
* Darker Image
* Deathblow
* Hellstrike
* Divine Right: The Adventures of Max Faraday
* Deathmate
* Wildstorm Rising
* Stormwatch
* Kindred

DC Comics|

* Hush
* Batman: Hush
* Batman Black and White
* Superman: For Tomorrow
* Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu
* All Star Batman & Robin, the Boy Wonder
* Equus
* David Graves
* Scooby Apocalypse
* Superman Unchained

Marvel Comics|

* X-Men: Legacy
* Gambit
* Bella Donna Boudreaux
* Omega Red
* Shinobi Shaw
* Fabian Cortez
* Trevor Fitzroy
* Damage
* David North
* Sniper
* Outsider
* Dreamqueen

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