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[X-Men] Why arent there more clones of Wolverine?

Logan had a top tier healing power and endurance which makes him a perfect soldier. In X-Men Origin, Stryker persuaded him to join the Weapon X program. They must have taken a lot of his dna samples during the experiment.

In the movie Logan, we saw that Alkali managed to produce 2 clones of Logan. So, why stop at 2? Why not produce more Laura or X24?
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So, the fundamental problem is surprisingly realistic- comic-book style supersoldiers are a stupid idea, and the whole weapon X program proves why. Essentially, the problem with creating a being that a conventional army can't fight is that *you're a conventional army.*

So in the films, you have three clones, two of whom went rogue and caused massive damage to the organisation, and also now an new generation of mutants who hate you. In the comics its even worse- there are dozens of clones and supersoldiers, almost *all* of whom are rogue.

Essentially, organisations the produce clones of wolverine don't last long enough to produce many of them- they tend to collapse shortly after producing the first clone of wolverine, in clone-of-wolverine related circumstances.