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Again, the anti-mutant sentiment in 40k is more likely to come from Strontium Dog than the X-Men. Especially since mutation in 40k was caused by environmental pollution, and more likely to result in an odd-shaped body than magic powers.

 Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:
Just bought a digital copy of ‘Soldier’ via Amazon.

Never knew it was set in the same universe as Blade Runner!

Written by David Webb Peoples (who co-wrote Blade Runner).

Check out Sgt Todd's tattoos (Battle of the Tannhauser gate especially) and engagement accreditations.

He also has BFG and Q-36 ESM proficiencies (which accounts for the 'earth shattering kaboom' at the end of the movie ...

Oh, another thing. Denis Villeneuve is ALSO a big fan of that film. The garbage ships dumping on San Diego in BR2049 are a direct reference to the garbage ships that dumped todd on that planet. Also a dig at all of the big production houses "dumping" content on SD for SDCC every year ...