Editing Weapon Plus (section)

===Project Hellfire===
During the "[[Publication history of Marvel Comics crossover events#2020s 2|Ghost Rider/Wolverine: Weapons of Vengeance]]" crossover event, the occultist Father Pike led Project Hellfire to bond the demon Bagra-ghul onto the recaptured Wolverine, turning him into [[Hellverine]] and controlling him into hunting down other mutants.<ref>''Ghost Rider'' (vol. 10) #17 (October 2023)</ref><ref>''Wolverine'' (vol. 7) #36 (October 2023)</ref> However, Hellverine resists his programming and kills Pike while [[Ghost Rider (Johnny Blaze)|Ghost Rider]] exorcises Bagra-ghul from Wolverine and seals him in stone.<ref>''Ghost Rider/Wolverine: Weapons of Vengeance Omega'' one-shot (November 2023)</ref>

Project Hellfire is taken over by General Harms, who changes the Program to convert five deceased soldiers as undead cyborgs known as the Destroyers by resurrecting them with hellfire. However, the Destroyers reject their programming and rampage throughout [[Washington, D.C.]] The Destoyers' activities catch the attention of the recently escaped and reformed Bagra-ghul, who is now possessing Wolverine's son [[Akihiro (Marvel Comics)|Akihiro]] as the new Hellverine, engaging in a massive conflict that kills most of the Destroyers. The Destroyers' former commanding officer, Lieutenant Colonel Leon Townsend, volunteers himself to turned into a similar super soldier by Project Hellfire so that he can stop his former team. After Townsend is converted, he tracks down the last surviving Destroyer, Corporal Jamie Doeden, and helps him regain his humanity. Townsend and Doeden help Hellverine and Wolverine kill the demonic empowered Harms, putting an end to Project Hellfire's plans. To prevent Project Hellfire from going rogue again, Hellverine leaves it under the care of the Destroyers and its sympathetic head researcher Dr. Spivey.<ref>''Hellverine'' #1 - 4 (July - October 2024)</ref>