#Wolverine clone x 24 free#

#Wolverine clone x 24 free#

Sarah then decides to free X-23, but before she does, Rice shows her X-24 through X-50, and Sarah is horrified at the sight. When Sarah goes to see X-23 after Sutter's death, X-23 shows Sarah a photograph of Sutter and his family, and Sarah realizes what Rice has done. X kills Sutter and his wife, but spares his son Henry. In an attempt to seize control of the Facility, Rice has X-23 murder his employer Martin Sutter and his family.

Sometime later, Sarah's niece Megan is kidnapped by a child molester, and she uses X-23 to rescue her, but it earns her the ire of her employers. X-23's skills are sold to the highest bidder and she becomes one of the world's most sought after assassins by the age of 11.Дuring one mission Rice goes with X-23, only to leave her for dead, though she survives. It works, but also nearly kills X-23, and from there they go on to lace her claws with adamantium, which Rice performs without anesthesia. In an attempt to activate her mutation, Rice suggests using radiation. Sarah is under orders to not treat X like a child, though she reads Pinocchio to X in secret. At the age of seven, X-23 is trained in martial arts, conditioned to a Trigger Scent, and exposed to abuse in order to strip of her of any humanity and sense of self. However, Zander Rice, who hates Wolverine for murdering his father in Weapon X, forces Sarah to carry X-23 to term. While her employers are outraged, Sarah has put them in a difficult position and they reluctantly concede. In an act of defiance, Sarah goes behind their backs and ends up creating a viable specimen on the twenty third attempt. Sarah then decides to cut corners by duplicating the X chromosome, but the Facility denies her request, stating that changing the gender of Weapon X may change the abilities of the weapon itself. However, Sarah's attempts hit a wall when she realizes the genome they recovered from Wolverine is heavily damaged, making a pure clone little more than a pipe dream. With all their attempts ending up failures, they turn to hiring renowned geneticist Sarah Kinney, who says she can give them what they want through cloning. An organization known only as the Facility attempts to recreate Weapon X. X-23's origin story was revealed in the 2004 mini-series X-23: Innocence Lost, written by her creator, Craig Kyle and frequent writing partner, Christopher Yost.