CBR X-Books Forum FAQ (with Marvel Mutant Tracker and Post-MC Spoiler Checklist) [Archive]

mattbib

07-13-2004, 11:07 AM

X-Books

What are the current core X-Books? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showpost.php?p=309387&postcount=9)
What are the current peripheral X-Books? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?p=205641#post205641post205641)
What are the current solo X-Books? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?p=205668#post205668post205668)
What is a good site for X-Men issue summaries? (http://uncannyxmen.net/db/issues/)X-Characters

What is a good site for X-Men bios? (http://uncannyxmen.net/db/characters/)
What is the current status of the X-Men and their associates? (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showquestion.asp?faq=4&fldAuto=23)
Who were the original X-Men? Who was the first X-Man? Who have been X-Men? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showpost.php?p=4980157&postcount=21)
How come Professor X has so much money? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq3.html#MONEY)
When did Professor X start walking? Isn't he supposed to be in a wheelchair? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq3.html#LEGS)
Why does the Beast look like a cat? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?p=213953#post213953post213953)
Are there any gay X-Men? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq3.html#GAY)
Why can't Cyclops just wear contact lenses? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq3.html#CONTACTS)
Did Psylocke dye her hair? What about Rogue's stripe? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq3.html#HAIR)
Is Rogue's inability to control her powers psychological in nature? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq3.html#PSYCH)
What is the relationship between Mystique and Nightcrawler? Why is Rogue involved in it, if she isn't blue? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq3.html#MYSTIQUE)
How many Summerses are there, anyways? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq4.html#SUMMERS)
>>>Simplified family tree (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq4.html#SUMMERS)

>>>Who is the Summers brother? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showpost.php?p=3289844&postcount=20)

>>>>>>More (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showquestion.asp?faq=4&fldAuto=67) *REVISION NEEDED*

>>>Timelost children (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq4.html#TIMEKIDS)

What's the relationship between the Phoenix, Jean Grey, Madelyne Pryor, and Rachel Summers? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq4.html#PHOENIX) *REVISION NEEDED*
>>>Is Maddie Pryor in Avengers Annual #10? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq4.html#AVENANN10)>>>Is Jean or Phoenix dead on the moon? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq4.html#DEADMOON)

>>>When did Jean take the codename Phoenix? Is she Phoenix? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq4.html#JEANNAME) *REVISION NEEDED*

>>>Who's the Madelyne in X-Man? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq4.html#QUEENMAD)

>>>The problem with Excalibur #52 (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq4.html#EXCAL52)

What's the relationship between Cable, Stryfe, Ahab, and Nate Grey? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq4.html#CABLE)
>>>Cable and Stryfe (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq4.html#CABLE)>>>Who's Ahab? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq4.html#AHAB)

>>>Is Stryfe dead? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq4.html#STRYFEDEAD)

>>>What's the deal with Nate? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq4.html#NATE)

How old is Kitty Pryde? Jubilee? The rest of the X-Men? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq5.html#AGES)
What happened to the New Mutants and X-Force kids? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq5.html#NMXF)
What happened to the original Excalibur? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq5.html#EXCAL)
What happened to the original X-Factor? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq5.html#XFAC)
What happened to Generation X? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq5.html#GENX)
What about everyone else? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq5.html#ELSE)
Is Magneto Jewish or Gypsy? Was Joseph Magneto? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq6.html#MAGNETO)
What is the Hellfire Club? Who are its members? (http://what%20is%20the%20hellfire%20club/?%20Who%20are%20its%20members?%3C/a%3E)
What is the relationship between Wolverine and Sabretooth supposed to be? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq6.html#SABES)
Does Wolverine have any real memories? How about real bones? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showpost.php?p=2538321&postcount=19)
Who was Wolverine before he was Wolverine? Does he even have a real name? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq6.html#ORIGIN)
Wolverine can regularly regenerate himself from a drop of blood, right? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq6.html#REGEN)
Which X-Men haven't been mutants? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#NOTMUTANT)
Psylocke, Revanche, Kwannon, Betsy Braddock ... help? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#PSYLOCKE)
When did Psylocke and Phoenix switch powers? Wasn't Psylocke telepathically holding the Shadow King captive? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#PSISWITCH)
When did the Beast turn blue and furry? Wasn't he unfurry again for a while? When did he become a lion? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#BEAST)
How come other mutants seem to be changing their powers and appearances? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#SECONDARY)
Is Longshot Shatterstar's father? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#SHATTERSTAR)
Is Apocalypse dead? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#POCCY) *REVISION NEEDED*
Where can I find the history of Apocalypse? (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showquestion.asp?faq=4&fldAuto=84)
Where can I find the history of Mister Sinister? (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showfaq.asp?fldAuto=4)
Where can I find the history of Belasco? (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showquestion.asp?faq=4&fldAuto=127)
Where can I find the history of Selene, the Black Queen? (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showquestion.asp?faq=4&fldAuto=122)
Is the Malice who worked with the Marauders the same one that appears in Fantastic Four now and then? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#MALICE)
Who are James Jaspers and the Fury? (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showquestion.asp?faq=4&fldAuto=137)
Which X-Characters have children? (Part 1) (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showpost.php?p=1678163&postcount=13) (Part 2) (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showpost.php?p=1678164&postcount=14)

mattbib

07-13-2004, 11:19 AM

X-Plot Devices

Uncanny X-Men #67-93 were actually reprints of #12-45. What took place in X-Men continuity between Uncanny X-Men #66 and Giant-Size X-Men #1? (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showquestion.asp?faq=4&fldAuto=17)
What was the 6-Month Gap? When did it occur and what happened during it? (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showquestion.asp?faq=4&fldAuto=90)
What is the Siege Perilous? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#SIEGE)

>>>More (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showquestion.asp?faq=4&fldAuto=22)

Why did the X-Men lose their invisibility to electronic scanners? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#SCANNERS)
There's an External at my door. What does that mean? Should I be concerned? Is it contagious? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#EXTERNAL)
Who are the Twelve? Why are they important? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#TWELVE)

>>>More (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showquestion.asp?faq=4&fldAuto=71)

What is the Legacy Virus? Who's had it? Hasn't there been a cure for a while? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#LEGACY)
What is the Soulsword? Who has Magik's Soulsword now? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#SOULSWORD)

>>>More (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showquestion.asp?faq=4&fldAuto=126)

Do you lose your mutant powers in the Savage Land? Where is the Savage Land, anyway? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#SAVAGE)
What happens when the Blob meets the Juggernaut? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq7.html#BLOB)
What is the M'Kraan Crystal? (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showquestion.asp?faq=4&fldAuto=25)
What is the Gem of Cyttorak? (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showquestion.asp?faq=4&fldAuto=123)
What is the Omiverse and who are the Captain Britain Corps? (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/article/showquestion.asp?faq=4&fldAuto=18)
Who or what is Sublime? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showpost.php?p=577720&postcount=11)
What are 'Weapon Plus' and 'Weapon X'? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showpost.php?p=1673277&postcount=12)
What is the House of M? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showpost.php?p=2534808&postcount=15)
Who remembers House of M? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showpost.php?p=2534820&postcount=16)
What is Decimation? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showpost.php?p=2534837&postcount=17)
Who are The 198? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showpost.php?p=2535012&postcount=18)

X-Creators

Which creators have worked on which X-titles? (http://www.maelmill-insi.de/UHBMCC/SELXD.HTM#G7)
Was the true identity of "X," the writer of The Brotherhood, ever revealed? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showpost.php?p=269917&postcount=8)
Why did Chris Claremont leave the X-titles in 1991? Why did Peter David leave X-Factor? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq8.html#LEAVE)
What's a Claremontism? (http://users.rcn.com/kateshort/faqs/racmxFAQ/faq8.html#ISM)
X-Books Forum

What is X-Poster of the Month? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?p=213939#post213939post213939)
How do I get an X-Men avatar? (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showpost.php?p=348614&postcount=10)

mattbib

07-13-2004, 11:38 AM

New Exiles
Beginning a new era for the Exiles — with a new team, and a new mandate, to safeguard the fate and future of the Omniverse. New leader, new members, new worlds, new adversaries.

Characters featured: Kat, Morph, Mystiq, Psylocke, Rogue, Sabretooth, and Sage.

Secret Invasion: X-Men (4-Issue Limited Series beginning August 2008)
It's aliens vs. mutants as the Skrull Invasion hits the West Coast! The Skrulls don't expect the X-Men when they hit San Francisco, but don't think they don't have something very special prepared for Cyclops and his army when they find them at their new home.

X-Factor
How can X-Factor be the defenders of Mutant Town when their little piece of the world is hemorrhaging its population? Unfortunately, since they're the last mutant team standing and the only game in town, that puts them squarely in the crosshairs of one of the X-Men's oldest and deadliest foes.

Characters featured are Multiple Man, M, Rictor, Siryn, Strong Guy, and Darwin.

X-Force
There are lines that the X-Men have sworn never to cross. But after the shocking events of "Messiah Complex," Cyclops realizes that some enemies need to be dealt with permanently… and the X-Men can never know about it.

Characters featured are Wolverine, Warpath, Wolfsbane, X-23 and Domino.

X-Men: First Class
For millions of years, mankind's place on Earth was unchallenged... until five young people paved the way for a new kind of human. While students at the Xavier School for Gifted Youngsters, Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Angel, Beast and Iceman taught the world what it meant to be X-Men. These are the hidden stories of the team that laid the foundation of a mutant dynasty!

Characters featured are Professor X, Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Angel, Beast and Iceman.

X-Men: Manifest Destiny (4-Issue Limited Series beginning September 2008)
Witness the biggest shake-up in X-Men history. With the mansion in Westchester destroyed, the X-Men are moving to San Francisco. But it's not just a change in the zip code. Come see what the momentous change in status quo means to the X-Men. Each issue brings you an installment of a story featuring one the first X-Men: Iceman.

X-Men: Worlds Apart (4-Issue Limited Series beginning October 2008)
Over the course of her life, STORM has been many things: A thief. A goddess. An X-Man. A Wife. A Queen. But not until now have these roles come into conflict. When a mutant commits a mysterious murder in Wakanda, Storm takes it upon herself to investigate. And what she discovers will force her into a position where she must choose: Will she stand with the X-Men or with her husband?

Young X-Men
Being a teenager? Tough. Being a mutant? Really tough. If you’re both? Life won’t be easy. YOUNG X-MEN follows the adventures of the next generation of X-Men as they train, learn and try to survive in a very difficult world. If you’re looking for teenage angst in the Mighty Marvel Manner with a healthy dose of mutant shenanigans, this is the book for you.

Characters featured are Rockslide, Blindfold, Dust and Ink.

Ultimate X-Men
In the Ultimate universe, familiar characters and concepts are modernized for a new audience. Starting from scratch, the characters and their histories are easier to understand, unencumbered by decades of continuity.

Here, too, a telepathic idealist named Charles Xavier founded a school to teach young mutants the use of their powers and to fight for a world that hates and fears them. Here, too, Xavier’s main opponent is his former best friend, Magneto, who formed a Brotherhood of Mutants to ensure that mutants inherit the Earth.

mattbib

07-13-2004, 11:44 AM

Cable
The future of mutantkind starts here! "Messiah CompleX" changed the X-Men forever. But no one's world has been rocked as hard as Cable, the time-traveling mutant from the future. He's been charged with the one mission that could save all of mutantkind -- or, if he fails, damn it to extinction. And hot on his trail is a relentless enemy who won't stop until blood is spilled. No matter where...or when...Cable runs.

Deadpool
The Merc with a Mouth is back, even deadlier and more deranged than before! Deadpool: His madness is his method! You won't want to miss it!

Wolverine (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/current/showquestion.asp?faq=5&fldAuto=7)
This X-Man and Avenger is the best there is at what he does. Check out his monthly solo adventures here.

Wolverine: First Class
Return with us again to the early days of the all-new, all-different, X-Men for all-new solo adventures of Wolverine and Kitty Pryde! The next generation of students has arrived at Xavier's School--Colossus, Storm, Nightcrawler, and the mysterious Wolverine--and with them, new teaching methods. Professor X pairs up green recruit Kitty Pryde with the been-everywhere, done-everything vet Logan, and neither of them are all that happy about it. But unless they learn to work together, neither of them will come back from their first mission together alive!

Wolverine: Manifest Destiny (4-Issue Limited Series beginning October 2008)
The X-Men have arrived in San Francisco--but Wolverine finds he’s left more than his heart there! Something happened in Chinatown more than 50 years ago…something that the people there still have not forgotten. And now Logan finds himself a marked man, pursued by fighters from every dojo in town--not to mention the mystical warriors of the criminal Triad and their merciless leader…who just happens to be Logan's ex-girlfriend. Guess you shoulda stayed in New York, huh bub?

Wolverine: Origins (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/current/showquestion.asp?faq=5&fldAuto=7)
Armed with the one thing that could kill him, as well as key clues to his very existence, Logan embarks on a long and bloody quest for vengeance against those who once enslaved him.

X-Men: Magneto -- Testament (5-Issue Limited Series beginning September 2008)
Today, the whole world knows him as Magneto, the most radical champion of mutant rights that mankind has ever seen. But in 1935, he was just another schoolboy -- who happened to be Jewish in Nazi Germany. The definitive origin story of one of Marvel's greatest icons begins with a silver chain and a crush on a girl -- and quickly turns into a harrowing struggle for survival against the inexorable machinery of Hitler's Final Solution.

mattbib

07-15-2004, 09:40 AM

Started and for a long time run by Ramona Juanita (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/member.php?u=61), the X-Poster of the Month competition is a friendly round of peer back-slapping. Ramona passed the buck to Mr.Smith sometime in 2001 when she had to pop off for a bit. Russ the job pass to juz (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/member.php?u=1494) who eventually let it pass to mattbib (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/member.php?u=342), and you'll find an X-Poster of the Month voting thread a couple of days before the end of each month.

Which X-Books forum poster, over the course of a calendar month, has been the best? Whether a knock-out single post, a string of good posts or just for injecting a healthy dose of verve into the daily X-Titles forum proceedings.

One poster. One vote. You register your opinion.

The winner typically gets the (not) very fabled X-Poster of the Month signature to be proudly worn during the following month.

After each year, after the X-Poster of the Month for December has been decided, an X-Poster of the Year vote is held. Those who have been voted X-Poster of the Month any time during the previous are included on the ballot. The winner gets a similar signature be worn during the following year.

An archive of previous X-Poster of the Month and Year winners can be found here (http://rds.yahoo.com/S=2766679/K=x-poster+of+the+month/v=2/SID=e/TID=H032_61/l=WS1/R=1/H=0/*-http://www.geocities.com/mattbib/xposter.html).

mattbib

07-15-2004, 09:44 AM

from www.uncannyxmen.net
After mourning [for Colossus], Beast too left Xavier’s school and met with Storm’s team to begin their quest with a visit to Valencia, Spain. They came into conflict with the country's own Guardia Civil and also a mysterious man known as Vargas, who killed Psylocke and seriously wounded Beast. Hank was only saved when Sage jumpstarted his latent healing abilities, which also foreshadowed a further mutation. Beast’s injuries forced him to return to the mansion, as Storm considered him a security risk for the rest of her team.

Not long after returning to Westchester, Beast experienced a regressive mutation that transformed him from ape-like to cat-like. His new body was much larger and possessed greater senses and predatory instincts. He needed some time to adjust to his altered state but, at the same time, began working with the new students at the Xavier Institute to help them fulfill their potential.

mattbib

08-01-2004, 10:18 AM

While there was much speculation, no, the actual writer was never revealed.

mattbib

08-12-2004, 07:06 PM

Uncanny X-Men (http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/current/showquestion.asp?faq=5&fldAuto=2)
Reeling from the events of Messiah Complex, the surviving mutants reassess Xavier's dream amidst the rubble of the mansion. Betrayed by one of their own, and mourning the loss of former allies, is peaceful coexistence still an option? The only thing that's certain is an uncertain future for mutantkind. Is anyone safe in a world without X-Men?

Characters featured are Cyclops, Emma Frost, Angel, Wolverine, Colossus, Nightcrawler, and Dazzler.

X-Men: Legacy

Professor Xavier has been shot and lies comatose. But the most powerful mutant mind on Earth doesn’t rest. A surreal trip through the wounded mind of the X-Men’s leader, Legacy is a cool look at the X-Men past, present and future.

Characters featured are Professor X, Rogue, Gambit, Magneto, Exodus and the Acolytes.

Astonishing X-Men
Messiah CompleX” pulled the X-Men team together, “Divided We Stand” tore them apart. Now the X-Men are back to business -- with a new look, a new base of operations, and mysteries to solve that will take them into previously uncharted territory and test them to their core!

Characters featuared are Cyclops, Emma Frost, Storm, Wolverine, Beast, Colossus, Karma and Pixie.

mattbib

08-25-2004, 10:15 PM

Pre-defined Generic Avatars
CBR offers a few pre-defined X-Men avatars that you may use.

1. In the CBR toolbar choose User CP (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/usercp.php).
Under 'Settings & Options' in the left Control Panel, select Edit Avatar (http://forums.http://forums.comicbookresources.com/profile.php?do=editavatar).
2. In the 'Pre-defined Generic Avatars' field select 'Marvel Comics (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/profile.php?do=editavatar&categoryid=7)' from the
'Avatar Category' drop-down menu.
3. After browsing through all the pages of th Marvel Comics avatars select the radial button of the character you'd like to use as your avatar.
4. Scroll to the bottom of the page and select 'Save Changes'.

Custom Avatars
There are many avatars in the Marvel Avatars (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=2476) thread in the Marvel Universe forum, otherwise any custom image may be uploaded or linked. The maximum size of your custom image is 80 by 80 pixels or 19.5 KB (whichever is smaller).

1. In the CBR toolbar choose User CP (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/usercp.php).
Under 'Settings & Options' in the left Control Panel, select Edit Avatar (http://forums.http//forums.comicbookresources.com/profile.php?do=editavatar).
2. Scroll down to the 'Custom Avatar' field and select the 'Use Custom Avatar' button.
3. If linking to an image that exists elsewhere on the internet simply enter the image's URL in the 'Enter Avatar URL' field.
OR
If using a custom image saved to your computer select the 'Browse' button to the right of the 'Upload an Avatar From Your Computer' field. A 'Choose File' window will open. Locate the image file on your computer and double-click it.
4. Scroll to the bottom of the page and select 'Save Changes'.

Save A File To Your Computer
1. Right-click on the link of the image you'd like to use.
2. Select 'Save Target As...'
3. Save the image file to an easily located folder on your computer.

Obtain The Address/URL of an Online Image
1. Right-click on the link of the image you'd like to use.
2. Select 'Properties."
3. Highlight (by double-clicking) the Address/URL.
4. Right-click again and select "Copy." The Address/URL is now in your clipboard and may be pasted in the 'Enter Avatar URL' field.

mattbib

11-01-2004, 09:03 AM

submitted by atoningunifex (http://forums.comicbookresources.com/member.php?u=571)

The Sublime Entity is a hive mind viral entity that lives in human DNA. The Sublime Entity was the first living thing to appear on Earth. As other life forms evolved, the Sublime Entity took refuge inside their DNA. The Sublime Entity would live inside the dominant species on Earth until a new species seemed poised to become dominant and would then jump to that species. The Sublime Entity could exert a level of control over its host species, and also helped the host species evolve.

The level of control the Entity can exert varies from individual to individual. The Entity has been known to possess certain individuals, but cannot seem to possess EVERY individual- or even too many individuals at once.

The Sublime Entity has been living in homo sapiens since the time of the Neanderthals. When Homo Superior began to appear and started to look like the next dominant species Sublime tried to jump to mutant DNA and found that mutants were “immune” to the Sublime Entity.

Sublime considered this and began taking steps to make sure that mutants would not become the dominant species. Sublime engineered situations and events to make sure that mutants would be in a constant state of struggle. The Entity reasoned that mutants would not be able to reproduce if they were caught in a seemingly endless cycle of conflict, death and rebirth.

The Sublime Entity also began exerting its power over its host species, inciting the creation of the Weapon Plus project. This project was intended to create a series of “super-sentinels” whose function was containing the mutant problem. Weapon Plus files revealed that Captain America was the first of these super-sentinels and was also considered the best integration of technology and material by the Sublime Entity. Wolverine is Weapon X, the first in the series to be controlled by a series of memory implants. Other super-sentinels include Fantomex, Ultimaton and the Stepford Cuckoos.

The discovery of the Extinction Gene in humanity and the “baby boom” of mutants caused Sublime to develop in other directions to maintain control. The two main thrusts of Sublime’s new strategy were John Sublime’s Third Species movement and Hypercortisone-D - the drug known as “Kick”.

John Sublime’s Third Species Movement attempted to graft mutant tissues to human hosts giving humans mutant abilities and giving the Sublime Entity access to hosts as powerful as mutants. John Sublime was successful for a while, but the X-Men eventually stopped the Third Species Movement and John Sublime fell to his death. (This is NOT the same John Sublime of Weapon X. It is still unknown if the John Sublime running Weapon X is an agent of the Sublime Entity).

Hypercortisone-D, called Kick, is a drug that enhances the abilities of mutants. It is also an aerosol form of concentrated Sublime particles. When a mutant inhales Kick the mutant gains greatly enhanced abilities. The mutant is also infected with the Sublime Entity. The Sublime Entity can, for a time, control a mutant who has inhaled Kick. Repeated inhalations are necessary for Sublime to maintain control.

Mutants under the influence of Kick gain increased power for short period of time, but they also run the risk of damage to their bodies and, perhaps, death. Jumbo Carnation died of a Kick overdose.

Kick was the Sublime Entity’s weapon of choice against the X-Men. It is unknown exactly how Kick first made its way to the Xavier Institute. What is known is that Barnell Bohusk, Beak, was dealing Kick and introduced Quentin Quire to it. Quire, a mutant with the ability to think five-dimensionally, decided to create an “Omega Gang” and take over the Institute. The Omega Gang was successful for a time, but the X-men defeated them.

The Sublime Entity had another ace in the hole, however. Esme of the Stepford Cuckoos introduced the X-Men ally Xorn to Kick. Xorn later claimed to be Magneto in disguise and went on a rampage in New York City, killing thousands of humans and, eventually, Jean Grey of the X-Men. The person calling himself Magneto was, however, an impostor. His identity is not known, but it seems fairly certain that the Sublime Entity was influencing his actions as he took more and more Kick.

The death of Jean Grey at the hands of the impostor created a rift in reality. After Jean’s death Scott Summers decided not to return to the Xavier Institute. This led Henry McCoy, the Beast, to take on the role of headmaster. While running the school, Henry was also trying to find a cure for the Extinction Gene in humanity. These tasks proved too much for McCoy and he started taking Kick to enhance his abilities and work harder.

Eventually Henry was completely possessed by the Sublime Entity. As humanity started to die from the Extinction Gene, the Sublime Entity began using McCoy’s genetic knowledge to create living mutant weapons trying to stop the spread of Homo Superior. Eventually Sublime decided to resurrect the Phoenix in order to meld itself with the Phoenix’s blood, and thereby achieve telekinetic godhood. The X-Men opposed sublime. Eventually the Phoenix removed Sublime and eliminated it and then decided to prevent that possible future from happening by changing Scott Summers’ mind and therefore changing the course of history. This changed the future where Sublime took control of the Beast, but did not eliminate Sublime from the current reality.

At this point the Sublime Entity has not made an attack on the X-Men in several months. It is unknown when the Entity will next appear.

It should also be noted that most information on the history of the Sublime Entity comes from the Entity itself and cannot be accepted as pure fact.

mattbib

07-28-2005, 11:25 PM

NOTE: Some of the below is purely based on speculation. If you can cite a reference that contradicts any of the below please PM me.

Weapon Plus is an undercover Canadian-U.S. government program that dates back to the 1940s and is intended to create living weapons with the purpose of exterminating mutants. Since its inception Weapon Plus has been run by John Sublime, the human representation of the sentient bacteria known as Sublime, and carried out various projects:

Weapon I
aka Project: Rebirth, responsible for creating the first Captain America. Prototypes include Protocide and the African-American soldiers (referred to by some as Weapon 0) who were subjected to experiments at Camp Cathcart. One of the first mutant experiments, designated Queen, was also created during this time.

Weapon II-III
Experimented on animals. No info revealed.

Weapons IV-V
Eexperimented on various ethnic minorities. No info revealed.

The Soviet Union created Electro II during this time.

Weapon VI
Experimented on humans to create durable agents and assassins. Successes included Bullet. Both Luke Cage and Warhawk III were initial prototypes conducted on as human guinea pigs.

The Soviet Union had a similar project called the Red Room, which created agents like Black Widow II, Iron Maiden and Osaku, as well as other projects conducted by the KGB that produced Red Guardians I-III and V-VII and Ghostmaker.

Weapon VII
aka Project: Homegrown, experimented on psychopathic humans and mutants, many of whom were implanted with skin grafts, brain implants and mentally-manipulated. Some known participants who died in Project: Homegrown include Andrew Perlmutter, Michael Labash, John Walsh, James MacPherson and 14 other unknown recruits. The only known successful subject was Nuke II, however the U.S. also employed the Power-Broker to produce another super-soldier, named G.I. Max.

England also had its own version, aka the Black Budget, which created Dauntless, Gog, Dreadnaught, Revenge, Victory, Invincible, Challenger III and some other unnamed super-soldiers.

The Mercy Corporation, a rogue off-shoot of S.H.I.E.L.D., also had its own super-soldiers, using a serum similar to previous derivatives of the Super-Soldier Serum. Their agents included Jack Reno, Keel, Kyle, Agent Villarosa, Agent Davis and Agent Milo.

Weapon VIII
aka Project Reptile, The Project, MK Ultra and MK Delta, used psychoactive drugs and memory implants/triggers to create assassins and agents. Some known agents include Typhoid Mary, Jack Hazzard, Frank Roberts, Agent Crock and Lee Harvey Oswald.

Weapon IX
A spin-off of Weapon VIII that replaced drugs and memory manipulation with cybernetics on humans and mutants. Other Projects made their first attempts to create super-soldiers equipped with robotic power armors and similar concepts. Some agents created through this included Cyber, John Garrett and Arthur Perry.

The Soviet Union had it's own success with the Crimson Dynamo and Titanium Man, while Canada developed the prototype for Weapon Alpha and Japan brought about Otomo.

Weapon X (I)
aka Weapon Chi and the Chi Protocol, this project specialized in mutant agents working for various governments.

The first team of mutant agents was developed by the Weapon X project through Canada's Department H by Prof. Thornton, Dr. Cornelius and John Sublime. Successes and failures include Wolverine (operative Weapon X I), Sabretooth, Maverick I, Kestrel, Mastodon and Silver Fox. The first team was also policed by an adaptive robot enforcer called Shiva. The team was also controlled through memory implants created by Psi-Borg II.

Omega Red, Proletariat and Epsilon Red are three other successful subjects from the former Soviet Union's own version of the Weapon X program. The Soviets also had Red Dawn: First Strike, which developed a covert team of super-humans to launch the first strike against the U.S. should the Cold War have become an actual war, but was never activated, until rediscovered in Marvel 2099 by the Alchemax Corporation. Red Dawn included Doktor October, Red Dawn, Hammer I, Sickle I, the Bear and Chernobyl.

A female creation, called Native, is also believed to have been developed simultaneously along the first batch of subjects during the first Weapon X Project. Also revealed is X-23, a clone of Wolverine who was designed to also hunt down rogue agents.

Weapon X (II)
The second team was designed a few years later, headed by Canada's Department K, but this time the focus was for lone agents, including Deadpool, Garrison Kane (operative Weapon X II), Slayback, Sluggo, Wildchild, Wyre, Copycat and Ajax. Failures were sent to a facility for dissection and study.

During the time of the second Weapon X Project, there was also an independent contract held by defense contractor Wright-Armstrong, which developed superhuman beings including Chrissie Cutler, Deadbird, Mrs. Gray, Intergalactic, Manny Josin, Manifest Destiny and Stealth.

A smaller experiment was later developed by Department K, merging a a New Zealand terrorist (operative Weapon X III) with a symbiotic bacteria colony.

Weapon XI
Closed down before creating a successful subject.

There was a separate project to develop super-soldiers by the M-Branch, called X-Force I, which involved the subjects being irradiated by gamma and cosmic rays. This team included Longshot II, Wolverine II, Havok II, Storm II, Rogue II, Dazzler III, Psylocke II, and Colossus IV.

Weapon XII
aka Huntsman, real name Zona Cluster 6, created at the England-based facility, The World; employed artificial evolution and nanosentinel technology. Huntsman was "accidentally" unleashed on the Channel Tunnel and fought members of the X-Corp before being eliminated by Fantomex with the aid of Jean Grey and Professor X, but at the cost of Darkstar's life.

Weapon XIII
aka Fantomex, real name Charlie Cluster 7, also created at The World; designed to be the Super-Sentinels’ stealth assassin; rebelled against his creators.

Weapon XIV
aka the Stepford Cuckoos; nothing regarding the quintuplets’ origin or ties to Weapon Plus have been revealed.

Weapon XV
aka Ultimaton, designed to be the Super-Sentinels' grand powerhouse; died when Wolverine destroyed the Weapon Plus space satellite that was designed as the Super-Sentinels headquarters.

Weapon X (III)
The third Weapon X team was formed by Director Malcolm Colcord, a former security guard at the first Weapon X installation, with the help of John Sublime. Unlike previous versions, this project was U.S.-based and had broken off from Weapon Plus. Known only to a few U.S. governmentt officials, Colcord first used this team as a method of revenge against Wolverine for disfiguring his face decades earlier, but eventually began capturing and imprisoning mutants at the secret concentration camp called Neverland. Mutants suitable to be used as weapons were given the choice to join Weapon X or die; all others were executed. Some agents were brainwashed or had physical deformities and mutations “fixed” to gain their obedience, while others had their powers increased or made more controllable.

The third team consisted of Agent Brent Jackson, Wildchild, Marrow, Sauron, Agent Zero (Maverick), Aurora, Mesmero, Washout, Jack-in-the-Box, Sabretooth, Madison Jeffries, Copycat, Deadpool, Reaper V, and Wildside. Mister Sinister was secretly posing as the head scientist at Neverland, Doctor Windsor.

During this time Sabretooth sold stolen secrets to high bidders around the world and other pojects similar to Weapon X emerged.

Weapon X (IV)
After some time, Agent Brent Jackson took over as Director during a mutiny by the team in conjunction with an attack by Cable's Mutant Underground. Washout and Kane died in the event, while Sabretooth was washed into the sewers after a battle with Marrow. Marrow escaped, eventually taking over the Mutant Underground and renaming it Gene Nation.

Director Brent Jackson's team consisted of Wildchild, Marrow, Sauron, Agent Zero, Mesmero, Jack-in-the-Box, and Chamber. Mister Sinister was still with the group as Doctor Windsor. This unit and facilities have since vanished, while Sinister has reappeared elsewhere.

mattbib

07-30-2005, 03:08 AM

Angel IV and Beak
Angel Salvatore and Barnell Bohusk (aka Beak) met as students in the “Special Class” at The Xavier Institute for Higher Learning and developed an intimate relationship. Several days later Angel laid numerous eggs that eventually hatched numerous children with combined fly and bird characteristics.

Banshee
Shaun Cassidy has a daughter, Theresa Rourke Cassidy (aka Siryn), through his late wife Maeve Rourke. Siryn has been a member of the X-Corporation and X-Force, as well as the improvised Muir Isle X-Men and Fallen Angels.

Cable
Tyler Dayspring (aka Mr. Tolliver, aka Genesis) was the son of Cable and his wife Aliya (aka Jenskot) in the Askani future. Tyler was driven insane by the machinations of his father’s clone, Stryfe. Tyler traveled to the present to spy on his father’s activities. Learning of the “death” of Apocalypse, Tyler set out to capture his power for himself. He then captured Wolverine, seeking to restore his adamantium skeleton with the metal taken from Cyber and brainwash him into being his first Horseman, Death. Wolverine rejected the adamantium and reverted to a feral state, then confronted and slew Genesis and most of his servants, the Dark Riders.

Note: Cable often referred to Tyler as "Jenskot's son". Speculation has run that Cable is not Tyler's real father, but possibly Stryfe is.

Colossus
Piotr Raspution has a son, Peter, through the SavageLand native, Nereel. Colossus is unaware that he is Peter’s father. His former teammate Longshot knows, but Nereel has sworn him to secrecy.

Cyclops & Goblyn Queen
Scott Summers has a son, Nathan (aka Cable), through his first wife, Madelyne Pryor (aka the Goblyn Queen). It was later revealed that Madelyne was a clone of Jean Grey (aka Phoenix IV) created by Mister Sinister. While Jean is not Cable’s true mother, she did spend a number of years raising young Nathan in the Askani future while she and Cyclops inhabited bodies of natives of that time.

Magneto
Magnus has three children through his late wife, Magda.

The first, Anya, was killed in a fire. Prevented by local villagers from saving her, Magnus’ powers manifested and he slaughtered them. Terrified of his new powers, Magda left Magnus, neither of them aware that she was again pregnant. She went into labor while wandering the woods and made her way to a strange fortress atop WundagoreMountain, home of the High Evolutionary and his half-animal New Men. Bova, a cow-woman, served as midwife and delivered the twins, named Pietro and Wanda (aka Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch). Fearing that her husband might track her down, she wrote a note asking Bova to find her children a good family, and then secretly left never to be seen again. The High Evolutionary and Bova arranged for a gypsy couple, Django and Marya Maximoff, to take the children as their own.

Despite earlier suspicions that were supposedly proven otherwise, it was recently proven through genetic testing that Lorna Dane (aka Polaris) is the daughter of Magneto. However, the circumstances of Lorna’s conception and birth have not been revealed. What is known is that Lorna’s mother and non-biological father were both killed in a plane crash, after which Lorna was adopted and raised by the Danes (her non-biological father’s sister and brother-in law).

Moira MacTaggart
Moira Kinross MacTaggart had a son, Kevin (aka Proteus) by her late ex-husband Joe MacTaggart. Kevin developed dangerous reality-warping powers and Moira was forced to lock him in a cell for the next ten years while searching for a cure. However, Kevin eventually escaped, but burned out his natural body, and subsequently stole numerous bodies, each new host burnout out more quickly, until ultimately he possessed the body of his own father, which he burned out through a massive outpouring of energy during a battle with the X-Men. Now a being of pure energy, Proteus was seemingly destroyed by Colossus.

However, years later, the mutant Erika Benson (aka Harness) was hired by the criminal organization A.I.M. to o have her young son Gilbert (aka Piecemeal) use his mutant power to absorb Proteus' dispersed energies from around the world. A.I.M. intended to transfer Proteus' energies from Piecemeal into human-shaped body casings created to contain them. However Piecemal was unable to contain such tremendous forces and his body exploded, resulting in the creation of a sentient energy being who was an amalgamation of Piecemeal and Proteus. The combined Proteus and Piecemeal sought to regain that sense of peace that Proteus had found after his energies were dispersed by transforming everyone and everything in the world into simple geometrical shapes and patterns. The New Mutants, New Warriors, X-Factor, and the Muir Isle X-Men tried in vain to stop the Proteus/Piecemeal creature. Finally, convinced that he could not find happiness in the world either by leaving it alone or by transforming it, the amalgamated being reversed its transformations and vanished. Whether the almagamated being committed suicide or departed for an unrevealed location remains to be seen.

Mystique
Raven Darkholme has given birth to two sons and has also raised a foster daughter..

The first was Graydon, fathered by Victor Creed (aka Sabretooth) during a time when Raven was posing as German spy Leni Zauber. Graydon grew up to hate mutants and founded the Friends of Humanity and was a member of the mutant-killing group called the Upstarts. Graydon eventually ran for President on an anti-mutant platform, but was assassinated on the eve of the elections. The assassin was actually his own mother, Mystique, though her mind was switched with that of a future self when she pulled the trigger, partly out of revenge for his having authorized the attack that left her late lover Destiny’s grandson, Trevor Chase, hospitalized. Creed's death brought about the swift mobilization of Operation: Zero Tolerance.

The second was Kurt Wagner (aka Nightcrawler). Mystique, in the guise of a German noblewoman, married Baron Christian Wagner. Mystique tried to give Wagner a child without success. Wagner introduced her to a the mysterious Azazel, ruler of a small island nation called La Isla des Demonas. Mystique was attracted to the mysterious stranger, who wooed her and was impressed by her true form. Azazel was a long-lived mutant who looked similar to a devil in his true form and sported teleportation powers. While Raven had fallen in love with Azazel, he was only interested in impregnating her. When she finally became pregnant, he told her to raise their child as Wagner’s and he left her. Learning of his wife’s pregnancy, Wagner was suspicious about the child’s parentage and demanded a paternity test, so Mystique killed him and buried the body. A few months later Mystique gave birth to a child. However, the baby was born visibly mutated, with blue fur all over, iridescent eyes and a prehensile tail. In fact, apart from the blue skin color inherited from his mother, the boy looked just like Azazel. Due to the shock and the strain of the boy’s difficult delivery, Mystique lost concentration and accidentally revealed her true form. Considered a demon, Mystique was chased away by an angry mob. Barely escaping, she tossed the baby down a ravine. The child was teleported away, apparently by Azazel, and given into Margali Szardos’ care.

More recently, Mystique and Destiny adopted Rogue while she was still a young girl. They acted as loving parents, comforting her fears and giving her a materially rich childhood. Rogue’s childhood seems to have been very happy until her powers manifested. They lived in a secluded house near Rogue’s birthplace, Caldecott County, Mississippi. Rogue eventually joined Mystique’s Brotherhood, but left after permanently stealing the powers of Carol Danvers (aka Ms. Marvel) to pursue help from the X-Men in controller her new powers and personality.

mattbib

07-30-2005, 03:09 AM

Professor X
Charles Xavier had a son, David (aka Legion), through his former lover Gabrielle Haller. Gabrielle had raised David her lover Daniel Shomron, who was David’s God-father as well as an old friend of Xavier’s. David’s mutant powers manifested at ten years old during a terrorist attack on his mother. David’s powers caused him to incinerate the minds of the attackers, but not without absorbing their psyches, though he was left in a catatonic state with the multiple personalities. One of these personalities, that of the terrorist that led the attack on Gabrielle years earlier, attempted to restore David’s mind to normal by combining the personalities. In doing so David appeared to go from a catatonic state to an autistic state, n which he began to manifest his psionic powers uncontrollably. Gabrielle sought assistance on Muir Isle from Moira MacTaggart, however once there he absorbed additional psyches. Xavier and the New Mutants flew to Muir and helped to restore David to normal, eliminating all but three other personalities and restoring the stolen psyches. David’s core personality, that of a ten-year-old boy, was now in control.

It’s not known exactly at which point the Shadow King possessed Legion. The cyborg Reavers attacked Muir Isle, during which Legion wavered between helping Moira’s makeshift X-men and allowing them to die. During this battle Legion tortured and killed Destiny, however it’s unclear whether this was the Shadow King’s idea or if Legion possibly became outraged after reading Destiny’s mind and learning of predictions of the damage he’d later inadvertently cause. The X-Men ultimately beat the Reavers and the Shadow King, but Legion was again left hospitalized in a catatonic state.

Months later he began to have visions of Destiny, who urged him to wake so that he could carry out his father’s work. When he awoke, his mind fully integrated at last, he demonstrated more power than ever, including the ability to time-travel. Legion traveled back in time and attempted to kill Magneto, so as to spare Xavier any opposition to his dream. However Xavier jumped in the way, saving Magneto but dying himself, bringing about the Age of Apocalypse. Legion, therefore never having been born, ceased to exist.

However the time-lost Bishop remained aware of the true reality during the Age of Apocalypse. With the help of the new reality’s version of the X-Men, Bishop traveled back in time and confronted Legion, using Legion's own power to create a psionic loop which forced him to see the damage he had caused by accidentally killing his father. The energy released in doing this was so intense that only one of them could survive, and thus Legion passed away. Since Bishop had thus prevented Legion from killing Xavier, the X-Men's normal timeline was safe.

After his death, the personalities Legion had absorbed years earlier ran rampant in Israel until Sabra and Excalibur convinced them to let go of this world. However, before Legion’s spirit could leave this plane he, along with that of Destiny, came to work in conjunction with Margali Szardos to prevent disasters in the earthly realm. Whether this is still the case, or if he has moved on, is unknown.

Quicksilver
Pietro Maximoff has a daughter, Luna, through his wife, the Inhuman called Crystal. Luna resides with her mother in the Inhuman city of Attilan on the blue area of the moon.

Scarlet Witch
Wanda Maximoff had twin boys, Thomas and William, through her then-husband, the synthezoid Vision. Wanda supercharged her own hex powers using the channeled magic of an entire town of witches and warlocks to make this possible.

However her children turned out to be non-living constructs that only existed when Wanda thought about them, whereas they vanished when she was too distracted during a battle or even knocked out. Although the boys’ various nannies had told the Witch about these disappearances, she was in denial and on the verge of a nervous break-down. Subconsciously, Wanda reached out with her reality altering powers to find someone to help her cope with the situation. Such help arrived in the form of Wanda’s mentor and friend, Agatha Harkness, miraculously resurrected, apparently by Wanda. However before the old witch could shed any light on the boys’ status, a horde of demons attacked and Master Pandemonium absorbed Thomas and William into himself. It turned out that Wanda did not create life when she instigated her pregnancy, she only stole it -- specifically two shards of the demon lord Mephisto's soul, which had been shattered and scattered months earlier. That revelation made, Mephisto himself appeared and reclaimed what belonged to him. The only way to drive him away was for Agatha Harkness to erase the twins’ existence from Wanda’s mind, thus affecting the parts of Mephisto that were still linked to her.

Ultimately Immortus revealed that he was behind the arrival and loss of her twins, among other recent events in her life, as a means to throw off the Time Keepers’ hold on him.

It has since been revealed that Tommy Shepherd and Billy Kaplan (the Young Avengers Speed and Wiccan) may have a possible relationship with the Scarlet Witch. Both the Vision's files and statements made by the Super-Skrull have led Billy to theorize that when the Scarlet Witch's sons souls were reabsorbed into Mephisto, they "destroyed" him and their souls were reincarnated as Tommy and Billy. It remains to be seen whether or not this theory is true.

Wolverine
Before being kidnapped and forced into the Weapon X program, James “Logan” Howlett fathered a son, Daken, during his first marriage with the Japanese Itsu. While in the last stages of her pregnancy, Itsu was murdered by the Winter Soldier, and it was believed that their son had died with her. In actuality, the baby, Daken, was secretly cut from his mother's womb and survived, inheriting his father's healing factor.

He later sired another son, Erista, with a Savage Land native in the Fall People tribe.

Additionally, Wolverine and the late Mariko Yashida have an adopted daughter, Amiko Kobayashi, who has spent much of her time in the care of their ally, Yuko. Recently, however, Amiko has become an apprentice of Mana Yanowa in the Shosei Order.

Wolverine also has a female clone, called X-23, created by a Weapon X re-creation program, who recently surfaced and joined the X-Men. X-23 has similar powers to Wolverine, however only has two claws in each arm.

In the possible future of the MC2 timeline, Wolverine has two children. He had his daughter, Rina Logan (aka Wild Thing), through his wife, the assassin Elektra Natchios. Wild Thing possesses formidable hand-to-hand combat skills, her father’s healing factor, and the ability to summon psychic claws. It hasn’t been revealed who the mother of Rina’s older half-brother Hudson (aka Saberclaw) is, however he also possesses similar powers to Wolverine, including superhuman strength and a healing factor, but with extendible bionic claws

In the possible future of the Guardians of the Galaxy, Wolverine’s great-great-granddaughter is the bloodthirsty mutant Rancor, who also possesses similar powers, including deadly claws and a healing factor.

mattbib

01-25-2006, 04:36 PM

House of M spins out of the “Disassembled” arc seen in Avengers #500-503 and the recent Excalibur (2004) series. In “Disassembled” Scarlet Witch goes insane and causes the deaths of Ant-Man, Hawkeye, and The Vision, and destroys AvengersMansion before being rendered catatonic by Doctor Strange. In Excalibur she is brought to Genosha by Magneto so that Charles Xavier can help treat her fragile mind. Fearing the possibility of Wanda causing further damage in the future, members of the Avengers and the X-Men meet to discuss how to handle the Wanda situation. One of the serious suggestions is to kill her. But hiding nearby listening to the heroes’ discussion is Quicksilver.

House of M is an 8-issue limited series in which the mentally unstable Scarlet Witch alters the Marvel Universe so that most all mutants have their greatest desires, with Magneto more or less the ruler of this world. In this world mutants are the majority, however there are human and mutate heroes, as well as human resistance groups across the world. The only people who remember the original reality are Wolverine, whose fractured mind has been healed allowing him to regain all of his lost memories, and a mystery mutant named Layla Miller, whose power is to “know things.” These two assemble a group of heroes to whom Layla reveals the truth. Believing Magneto is to blame, the group attacks Magneto and his followers. However in the final issues of the series it’s revealed that Quicksilver, not Magneto, was the one who pushed Wanda to alter existence. Wanda, in a moment of clarity, blames Pietro's actions on Magneto. She believes that if not for Magneto’s constant threats to humanity, or his near-enslavement of his own two children, she and Pietro would be living in a much happier world. Angry, Wanda whispers the words "No more mutants," causing many mutants to lose their mutation. This false reality is washed over in a flash of white light, and the world wakes up.

mattbib

01-25-2006, 04:38 PM

According to Doctor Strange, “It would seem only those who were there [in Genosha] at the event [Wanda restoring reality, minus most mutants]--those protected by Emma Frost's psychic defense and my spell-casting--remember the events as they transpired”.

So far, those who seem to remember are Cyclops, Emma Frost, Doctor Strange, Quicksilver, Wolverine, Scarlet Witch, Shadowcat, Nightcrawler, Luke Cage, Ms. Marvel, Spider-Man, and Magneto. Storm was present at the event but it has yet to be revealed if she remembers.

mattbib

01-25-2006, 04:40 PM

Decimation refers to the effects of M-Day: the day that most of the world’s mutants woke up without their powers, as caused by the Scarlet Witch. However, aside from a few individuals, most of the world is unaware of the Scarlet Witch’s role in M-Day. Testing by the world’s renowned scientists, including Reed Richards, Hank Pym, and Hank McCoy, has proven that these powers weren’t just turned off, but that the X-gene actually disappeared from those affected. While all affected mutants lost their powers, some actually have kept their physical mutations.

mattbib

01-25-2006, 05:04 PM

Following M-Day, the U.S. government's new Office of National Emergency estimated that 198 mutants remained on the planet. While that estimte proved to be slightly low, the term stuck. The 198 collectively refers to those who kept their mutant powers, after M-Day. There has yet to be any reasons given that explain why this small group kept their X-genes.

Known remaining mutants include:
Alchemy
Anole
Archangel
Arclight
Aurora
Avalanche
Beast
Beautiful Dreamer
Big Bertha
Bishop
Black Box
Blindfold
Bling
Jamie Braddock
Bruiser
Cable
Caliban
Cannonball
Joanna Cargill
Catiana
Lila Cheney
Collective Man
Colossus
Cyclops
Dark Beast
Dazzler
Diamond Lil
Domino
Dragoness
Dust
Elixir
Empath
Erg
Ernst
Exodus
Fever Pitch
Firestar
Flatman
Forge
Emma Frost
Gambit
Gateway
Glob Herman
Havok
Hellion
Husk
Icarus
Iceman
Hisako Ichiki
Jazz
Madison Jeffries (aka Box)
Martha Johansson
Justice
Karma
Kylun
Lady Mastermind
Leech
Lifeguard
Litterbug
Living Monolith
Loa
M
Magma
Mammomax
Marvel Girl
Match
Meltdown
Mentallo
Mercury
Micromax
Mr. Brownstone
Mr. M
Multiple Man
Mystique
Nightcrawler
Kiden Nixon
Nocturne
Northstar
Omega Red
Onyxx
Outlaw
Peepers
Persuasion
Pixie
Prism
Psylocke
Quill
Quentin Quire
Random
Mikhail Rasputin
Rhapsody
Franklin Richards
Ricochet
Rockslide
Rogue
Sabra
Sabretooth
Sack
Sage
Scalphunter
Scrambler
Selene
Sadowcat
Shatterstar
Sebastian Shaw
Shinobi Shaw
Silver Samurai
Siryn
Skein
Skids
Squirrel Girl
Stepford Cuckoos
Storm
Strong Guy
Sunspot
Surge
Tempo
Thunderbird
Toad
Trance
Lorelei Travis
Ursa Major
Vanguard
Amelia Voght
Wallflower
Warpath
Evangeline Whedon
Whirlwind
Pete Wisdom
Wither
Wolf Cub
Wolfsbane
Wolverine
X-23

mattbib

01-26-2006, 08:58 AM

Memories
Up until recently, almost all of Wolverine's memories were forgotten (due to his healing factor repressing traumatic memories) or constructs (implanted by the Weapon X program). However, during the House of M storyline, in which the Scarlet Witch re-wrote reality essentially making mutants’ dreams come true, Wolverine found that he not only remembered the true reality, but he remembered all of his repressed memories as well as everything that had been replaced with Weapon X’s false implants. Wolverine’s memories remained even when the House of M facade ended.

Bones
Wolverine does have real bones. Even his claws are bone (a fact, thanks to his repressed memories, that he didn’t know until Magneto ripped the adamantium from his body in X-Men #25). However, his entire skeletal system has been interlaced with adamantium, making them virtually unbreakable. It turns out that the adamantium actually interrupted Wolverine’s mutation; his mutation would actually have made him continue to become more feral in nature, with unbearably heightened senses and uncontrollable instincts. Luckily for him Apocalypse happened along and again bonded Wolverine’s skeletal structure with adamantium when transforming him into his horseman, Death (Astonishing X-Men Vol.2 #1), a title from which Wolverine has obviously since recovered.

mattbib

06-25-2006, 09:21 PM

Gabriel Summers, codenamed Vulcan, is the third Summers brother. Additional details on the character's biography and powers can be found here (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulcan_(comics)).

However, Vulcan wasn't the originally planned third brother. In 1993 Fabian Nicieza wrote in X-Men #23 an exchange between Mister Sinister and Cyclops:Sinister: "...but I care enough to wish you and your brothers to be protected from this illness."
Cyclops: "Brothers?"
Sinister: "Excuse me?"
Cyclops: "You said brothers--plural."
Sinister: "I'm sorry, did I? I meant your brother, Alex."

This other brother was never said to be a "Summers". In 1998 Nicieza stated on racmx: "Adam X was intended to be the illegitimate offspring of D'Ken and Kate Summers. Taken from D'Ken and raised on a farming planet. But--and it's a big but--since I never had the opportunity to tell the entire story, what I intended is worth the screen it's printed on."

This was supported by storylines and hints in X-Force #29-30, Captain Marvel #3, and X-Men #39. These included Adam X being sired by D'Ken and a human woman, as well as Sinister's interest in the mutant.

However, with the publication of X-Men: Deadly Genesis in 2006, it's impossible for Adam X to be the son of Katherine Summers.

mattbib

06-20-2007, 01:58 PM

Who were the original X-Men?
The original X-Men were Cyclops, the Angel, the Beast, Iceman, and Marvel Girl.

Who was the first X-Man?
While Xavier did bring Scott Summers to his mansion first to become the first X-Man, it was revealed in the 1960s that he actually had already been helping Jean Grey cope with her telepathic powers. Thus, Jean was his first real mutant student, and, by extension, his first X-Man, even though Cyclops was the first of his mutant students to don a costume and call himself an X-Man.

Concurrently, Sage served as an early agent of Xavier's when she was recruited as a spy and planted with the Hellfire Club. However she did not become an X-Man until years later.

Who have been X-Men?
As far as people who have been "X-MEN"...there are a few technical distinctions.
The following have generally been considered X-Men, with asteriks noting the "sort-of" members:
Professor X (Charles Xavier)
Cyclops (Scott Summers)
Marvel Girl/Phoenix (Jean Grey)
Iceman (Bobby Drake)
Angel/Archangel (Warren Worthington III)
Mimic (Calvin Rankin)
Beast (Hank McCoy), Mimic (Calvin Rankin)
Havok (Alex Summers)
Polaris (Lorna Dane)
Changeling (posing as Professor X)*
Darwin (Armando Muñoz)
Petra (Petra Kristensen)
Sway (Suzanne Chan)
Vulcan (Gabriel Summers)
Thunderbird I (John Proudstar)
Sunfire (Shiro Yoshida)
Storm (Ororo Munroe)
Wolverine (Logan, a.k.a James Howlett)
Colossus (Piotr Rasputin)
Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner)
Banshee (Sean Cassidy)
Phoenix Force (posing as Jean Grey)*
Shadowcat (Kitty Pryde)
Rogue (Rogue)
Phoenix/Marvle Girl (Rachel Summers)
Magneto (Erik Magnus Lensherr)
Dazzler (Alison Blaire)
Psylocke (Betsy Braddock)
Longshot
Jubilee (Jubilation Lee)
Gambit (Remy LeBeau)
Forge
Bishop (Lucas Bishop)
Revanche (Kwannon)
Cannonball (Sam Guthrie)
Dark Beast (impersonating Hank McCoy)*
Marrow (Sarah)
Maggott (Japheth)
X-Man (Nate Grey)
Cecelia Reyes
Joseph
Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff)
Cable (Nathan Summers)
Thunderbird III (Neal Sharra)
Sage (Tessa)
Moonstar/Mirage (Danielle Moonstar; part-time X-Man for one mission only)
White Queen (Emma Frost)
Xorn (Kuan-Yin Xorn)
Chamber (Jono Starsmore)
X-Stacy (Stacy X)
Lifeguard (Heather Cameron)
Slipstream (Davis Cameron)
Northstar (Jean-Paul Beaubier)
Juggernaut (Cain Marko)
Husk (Paige Guthrie)
Xorn II (Shen Xorn)
Mystique (Raven Darkholme)
Sabretooth (Victor Creed)
Warpath/Thunderbird II (James Proudstar)
Omega Sentinel (Karima Shapandar)
Lady Mastermind (Regan Wyndgarde)
Armor (Hisako Ichiki)
Hepzibah
Caliban
Pixie
Karma

Notable Allies and/or Honorary X-Men:

Machine Man joined the X-Men briefly to learn what it was like to be human.
Binary (Carol Danvers) accompanied the X-Men during the Brood Saga, but refused membership.
The New Mutants called themselves the X-Men in X-Men Annual #10 when they donned their graduation suits. Team members were Cannonball, Mirage, Sunspot, Wolfsbane, Karma, Magik, Warlock and Cypher.
New Mutants teaching staff members Sharon Friedlander and Tom Corsi just helped the team, and Stevie Hunter was a dance teacher who regularly helped the kids.
Energizer (Katie Power) was made an honorary X-Man after her siblings were captured by teh Morlocks.
Maddie Pryor "died" with the X-Men, but did not consider herself to be an X-Man.
There was a team of "Muir Isle X-Men" circa the mid-late 200s of UXM, back when the X-Men were thought to be dead, including Multiple Man, Forge, Banshee, Siryn (Banshee's daughter), Legion (Xavier's son), Amanda Sefton, Moira MacTaggart, Sunder, Sharon Friedlander, Tom Corsi and Alysande Stewart.
Gateway was an associate of the team but not an official member.
Quicksilver was a resident of Xavier's mansion when Magneto returned with Avalon and again following Onslaught.
The Eve of Destruction team that Phoenix assembled circa UXM #392 included Dazzler, Northstar, Sunpyre (Leyu Yashida), Frenzy (Joanna Cargill, Wraith (Hector Rendoza) and Omerta (Paulie Provenzano).
The Planet X team that Cyclops assembled circa X-Men #149-150 included Fantomex (Charlie Cluster 7), Beak (Barnell Bohusk), Dust (Sooraya Qadir), the Stepford Cuckoos (Phoebe, Celeste and Mindee Cuckoo), Longneck (Jon Van Helsking), Forearm (Jorge Lucas), Irina, and other unnamed students.
Other associated characters have shown up as members of the new Mutants, X-Factor, Excalibur, X-Force, Generation X and X-Corporation X-Statix, and as students at the Xavier Institute. While many of them have not officially served on an X-Men squad they are considered by some to be part of the extended X-Men.

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12-11-2007, 01:01 AM

This thread is intended as a resource, to report on the last known sighting of X-characters (1130 at last count), what X-Team they’re on, and if they have any alterations to their physical well being (including depowering, power-changes, physical mutation, major injury, coma, death). The initial entries are based off of the following online sources: Uncanny X-Men.net, Marvel Unofficial Appendix, comicbookdb.com and Wikipedia. Past that, it’s up to everyone else to do further looking out. If their appearance doesn’t change their entry much, like if Beast appears as a consultant on a screen talking to one of the Avengers, or if Wolverine ends up in his sixth book of the month and beats up a guy in the bar, I appreciate the update, but there’s nothing necessarily there to merit a change of their first page entry. New mutant characters can be reported as they appear. Some exceptions to the rule may apply (relevant human supporting characters, or instances like Warlock or Deadpool). To keep this thread spoiler-free, entries can not be based off of previews, or solicits. Until the following Tuesday after the issue hits the stands, it will not be posted here to keep this thread SPOILER FREE. Keep your eyes open every week, everyone.

KEY:
BLACK: RETAINED THEIR POWERS AFTER M-DAY.
GRAY: STATUS OF MUTANT POWERS UNKNOWN OR UNCLEAR AFTER M-DAY.
BLUE: DEPOWERED ON M-DAY, BUT STILL ALIVE.
GREEN: NOT A MUTANT, AND CURRENTLY ALIVE.
RED: DECEASED.
ORANGE: SUPPOSEDLY DECEASED, BUT THERE’S SOME DOUBT.
PURPLE: CURRENTLY BADLY INJURED OR INCAPACITATED.

worstblogever

12-11-2007, 01:02 AM

A:

Aardwolf (Chon Li): Status as a mutant unconfirmed. Aardwolf, a Madripoor criminal and one time associate of Night Thrasher had the power to transform into a werewolf-like creature. He was never specified as a mutant, but was believed to have been one. It can only be speculated then, whether or not the Decimation would have affected him. Last Appearance: Night Thrasher (vol. 2) #4.

Absalom (???): Deceased. Absalom was an External with enhanced speed and strength, as well as bone spurs projecting from his body. He died when his life energy was drained by Selene. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #54.

Abyss (Nils Styger): Lost his powers to the Decimation, and would join the X-Cell terrorist organization in New York City. After having his powers of teleporting and an interdimensional portal within his chest restored by Quicksilver with the Terrigen Crystals, the restoration proved too unstable, and Nils imploded into his chest cavity, taking along with his fellow X-Cell members Fatale, and Reaper with him. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #20.

Adam-X (Adam Neramani aka Adam-X the X-Treme aka X-Treme): Status unknown. Adam’s lineage was to be half human mutant and half Shi’ar. While never revealed on page, Adam was to be the son of Emperor D’Ken and Kate Summers, half-brother to Cyclops and Havok. Adam’s power was that of a hematokinetic, or that he had the power to cause blood exposed to oxygen to ignite. Last Appearance: Captain Marvel (vol. 3) #3.

Aero (Melody Guthrie): Depowered on M-Day. Melody is currently living with her siblings on the Guthrie Family Farm in Kentucky after losing her power of flight after the Decimation. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #203.

Ahab (Rory Campbell): Not a mutant, but a human cyborg. Current whereabouts unknown. Ahab was last seen when he was sent into an alternate dimension by Mikhail Rasputin during “The Twelve” storyline, where he was working as Apocalypse’s Horseman, Famine. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #97.

Airhead (???) Believed to be a mutant, but never confirmed as one. Airhead had the power to inflate her head with something lighter than air that could help her to float. She was last seen being defeated by the Power Pack. Last Appearance: Power Pack #32.

Alchemy (Thomas Jones): Retained his powers to transmute matter to other base elements after M-Day, and was part of the 198 mutants living on the grounds of the Xavier Institute just after the Decimation. His current whereabouts after the 198's flight from the grounds during "Civil War" are unknown. Last Appearance: X-Men: The 198 #4.

Alex ???: Current status after M-Day unknown. Alex was an amorphous humanoid Morlock who could engulf foes like an amoeba. It is undetermined if he retained his powers after M-Day. Last Appearance: Ghost Rider (vol. 3) #9.

Alpha (aka Alpha, the Ultimate Mutant): Current status unknown, believed to be living off the planet Earth. Alpha was a mutant created by Magneto, who would eventually deem himself to have evolved too far beyond life on Earth, and left to live among the stars. Last Appearance: Quasar #15.

Amalgam (??? Aka The Angel of Death): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Amalgam can permanently siphon and store the personality matrix and genetic code of another living being within her group mind. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men Annual #16.

Amanda ???: Current status unknown after M-Day. Amanda was a telekinetic, and was last seen being assisted by Daredevil in escaping Freedom Force, who were trying to force her to sign the original Mutant Registration Act. Last Appearance: Daredevil (vol. 1) #269.

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12-11-2007, 01:03 AM

Amber ???: Current status unknown after M-Day. Amber was a shapeshifting mutant attending Empire State University, and was last seen after smacking Chamber in the face. Last Appearance: Chamber #4.

Aminedi (???): Deceased. This member of Desert Sword had the power to transform into air particles, and move at super-speed. He died of the Legacy Virus. Last Appearance: New Mutants Annual #7.

Amp (Michelle ???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Michelle was a mutant with the power to project her emotions into others, but had yet to develop control over them. She was last seen leaving for Muir Island with a teenaged Siryn. Last Appearance: Wolverine: First Class #6.

Ampere (???): Status unknown after the Decimation. Ampere had the powers of energy and light projection, and was a member of the Circle of Pavane, a group of Transian mutants led by his father, who battled the Avengers. Last Appearance: Avengers (vol. 1) #377.

Amphibius (???): Amphibius is not a mutant, but a Savage Land Mutate created by Magneto who appears like a human/frog hybrid. His current whereabouts are unknown, but is believed to be in the Savage Land. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents #7.

Anaconda (Blanche Sitznski): Anaconda is not a mutant, but an altered human. She has enhanced strength, durability, the ability to breathe underwater, and extendable adamantium reinforced limbs that she can extend like snake coils. She was seemingly killed in Mr. X’s Bloodsport Tournament, but somehow survived and has resurfaced as a new member of the Six Pack. She was last seen in New York City, tied to a lamppost and left for police by one of the New Warriors with a substance resembling Spider-Man's webbing. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #1.

Anais (???): Status unknown after M-Day. Anais was a metamorph who could shift forms into many animals, or appear as a human/animal hybrid with enhanced reflexes and a healing factor. She was one of the worshippers of Apocalypse who was seeking out Cyclops after “The Twelve” in the hopes she would be the new host for his essence. Last Appearance: X-Men: The Search for Cyclops #3.

Anarchist (Tike Alicar): Deceased. This member of X-Statix could produces blasts of acid, and was gunned down by helicopter gunships on their last mission, and has been revealed to have gone to Hell in the X-Statix Presents: Dead Girl miniseries. Last Appearance: X-Statix Presents: Dead Girl #5.

Andy ???: Status after the Decimation unknown, believed depowered. Andy was a feral ratlike mutant who was last seen being taken out trick-or-treating from the Xavier Institute on Halloween. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #1.

Angel (Warren Worthington III aka Archangel): Angel currently has normal flesh-toned skin, his feathered wings, and an additional healing factor that can either heal himself, or if the blood is transfused into a recipient of matching blood type, it can grant that person a temporary healing ability. In his last appearances, he again turned into Archangel, and hunted down and slaughtered most, if not all of the Purifiers known as The Choir for amputating, and duplicating his metal wings, and was also seen in San Francisco with Cyclops helping set up the X-Men’s new base. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #6.

Angel Dust (Christine ???): Depowered on M-Day. Part of the Chicago Morlocks who had the power to chemically increase her adrenaline levels. Her mutant energy signature was revealed to be part of the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Morlocks #4.

Annalee ???: Deceased. Annalee was one of the Morlocks and an empath. She was slain during the “Mutant Massacre” by Scalphunter. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #211.

Anne ???: Deceased. Anne was a member of the Purifiers, working for William Stryker, who discovered she was a mutant on stage in front of him, when a psi-scan device he created to identify mutants gave her a nosebleed. As she begged him forgiveness, Stryker threw her off the stage of Madison Square Garden, and to her death. Last Appearance: Marvel Graphic Novel #5.

Anole (Victor Borkowski): Retained his powers at M-Day, retaining his enhanced dexterity, ability to walk on walls, elastic tongue, skin that can blend to his surroundings. It was recently discovered after Victor had his arm severed in Limbo that when Anole loses a limb, he has the power to have a stronger version of that limb grow back. He has had no romantic interests, and has revealed to his teammates (no small thanks to Rockslide) that he is gay. Anole was last seen talking to Northstar before running away from his parents’ home in Illinois. Last Appearance: X-Men: Divided We Stand #1.

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12-11-2007, 01:03 AM

Anteus (???): Deceased. Anteus was a member of the Neo, and was ripped to pieces and killed in Genosha after challenging Magneto’s authority by the force of Magneto’s powers. Anteus had the powers of enhanced strength and durability, adaptive immunity to attacks, and elemental absorption powers. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #110.

Antonio ???: Deceased. The pyrokinetic boyfriend of Magma who lost his powers on M-Day and fell into a volcano the two were viewing while flying overhead, protected by their mutant powers. Last Appearance: X-Men: The 198 #1.

Anti-Matter (Arlo Summers): Current status after M-Day unknown. Anti-Matter was one of many mutants to try out to be a member of X-Force. He appeared to be a skeleton sheathed by energy housed in some sort of containment suit. His powers were never further explained. It is unknown if he is in any way related to the more famous Summers line of mutants. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #129.

Ape (???): Deceased. Ape was one of the Morlocks who had a malleable molecular structure he could use to alter his physical form, and he was among the first mutants killed at the Neverland prison camp. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #5.

Apocalypse (En Sabah Nur): Retained his powers after M-Day, and tried to dominate the remaining mutants to join his cause, using his own blood as the catalyst. In this war, they would have equally killed a number of humans equal to the depowered mutants. He was defeated in that conflict. Apocalypse is a megamorph with the ability to heal from a single drop of blood, and can also discharge concussive energy blasts. He has access to Celestial technology, making him an even more formidable threat. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #187.

Appraiser (???): Status unknown after M-Day, likely depowered. Appraiser had the mutant power to know a person or object's true worth. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 2) #8.

Arceneaux, Emery James (aka Ultra-Zombie): Deceased. Arceneaux had the power to create an energy force field and energy blasts. He was shot and killed by New Orleans Detective Noreen Tanaka after Gambit convinced him to power down his force field and join Xavier’s school during an attempted bank robbery. His body would briefly be reanimated by his mother, Antoinelle in an attempt to gain vengeance. Last Appearance: Gambit (vol. 4) #9.

Archer (aka Jude Black): Current status unknown. Archer was one of three members of the X.U.E. who are from the same alternate future as Bishop and Shard. Archer had the power to assume a photoelectric form, from which he had an taser-like touch, and the ability to project energy blasts. He may have been depowered on M-Day, but this is unconfirmed. Last retired and was living with the family of Jude Black in present day Marvel 616. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 2) #149.

Arclight (Phillipa Sontag): Retained her power to generate seismic energy blasts around her hands to cause shockwaves and earth tremors after the Decimation. She is currently a member of Mr. Sinister’s Marauders team during "Messiah CompleX", and was last seen in battle on Muir Island against the X-Men, being punched out by Rockslide. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #207.

Armor (Hisako Ichiki): Not affected by the Decimation. Armor is currently a member of the New X-Men with the power to create a psionic exoskeleton around her body, and she was last seen battling the Skrull Invasion fleet in San Francisco. Last Appearance: Secret Invasion: X-Men #1.

Asher, Michael “Mike”: Deceased. Mike Asher had the ability to make his blood explode, and would do so to kill both himself, X, and Marshal in the last stand of X’s Brotherhood. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #9.

Askari (Jono Baraka aka Akari The Spear): Status unknown after M-Day. Akari was a Zanzibarian mutant with enhanced strength and bio-energy blasts. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 2) #13.

Astra (???): Status unknown, possibly deceased. Astra has not been seen on-panel since she was revealed to have been the one to clone Magneto to create Joseph. During “The Twelve” storyline, Apocalypse mentions her, and says that she has been dealt with, leading some to believe she may have been killed by the ancient mutant. If she is alive, however, it is unknown if she retained her power to teleport through dimensions, or across galactic space after the Decimation. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #87.

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12-11-2007, 01:04 AM

Asylum (Henrique Manuel Gallante aka Darkling): Retained his powers over the Darkforce Dimension after M-Day. Asylum registered with the government per SHRA, but if he was assigned to one of the fifty Initiative teams, it is still unknown which one that would be. Last Appearance: New Thunderbolts #16.

Auric (Zhao Khan): Current status unknown. Auric had the power to project optic blasts that speed up the molecular velocity in objects, causing them to burn, melt, or sublimate. He was a member of Gamma Flight who died while being experimented on by the mysterious villain, Sphinx, but his life energy would return and form a composite energy being with his sister, Silver. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #90.

Aurora (Jeanne-Marie Beaubier): Not affected by M-Day, retaining her powers of flight, and produce blinding light when in proximity of her brother, Northstar. She was last known to have been recovering from mental conditioning implanted within her by the Children of the Vault, along with her brother Northstar at the Xavier Institute. Her last romantic partner was an abusive one, in the form of Malcolm Colcorde, the head of Weapon X during her time with the team. Last appearance: X-Men Annual #1.

Avalanche (Dominic Szilard Janos Petros aka Jon Bloom): Retained his powers to disintegrate inorganic matter, and create seismic tremors after M-Day, but has yet to be seen since the Decimation. He was last seen on the grounds of the Xavier Estate, and was one of the Brotherhood members pulled inside the black hole head of Shen Xorn. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2)#165.

Avian (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Avian may have been a mutant, or a Savage Land Mutate. She had wings for flight. She was last seen being left to live in the Savage Land by Alpha Flight. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight Annual #2.

Axe (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Axe was a mutant with augmented strength and durability who served the Hellfire Club as brute force. He was last seen incarcerated in a prison for superhumans. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 2) #164.

Azazel (???): Current status unknown after M-Day. This ancient mutant has a demonic appearance, and claims to have existed during biblical times, before he was trapped in an alternate dimension by ancient angelic mutants, save for brief jaunts back to Earth every few years. Whenever he arrives on that plane, Azazel has tried to father more of his kin, mutant teleporters that can free him from his interdimensional prison. On one such excursion, he begat the X-Man, Nightcrawler. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #434.

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12-11-2007, 01:05 AM

B:

Bailey, Gailyn (aka Shatterbox): Deceased. Gailyn was a latent telekinetic and half of Shatterbox who was executed by the Shi’ar Death Squad in during “End of Greys”. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #467.

Bailey, Joseph Thomas (aka Shatterbox): Deceased. Joseph was a latent telekinetic and half of Shatterbox who was executed by the Shi’ar Death Squad in during “End of Greys”. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #467.

Bale, Bryson: Deceased. Bale died killing Malcolm Reeves, grabbing him and jumping out of a window. His powers were enhanced strength, and that he could not feel pain. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #6.

Bandit (Donyell Taylor): Believed depowered. Bandit may have lost his power to perform an electro-shocking touch, he apparently has taken up the mantle of his brother, Night Thrasher, and is leading the latest incarnation of the New Warriors. He was last seen battling the Skrull invasion fleet upon the crashed S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #15.

Banjo ???: Status after M-Day unknown. Banjo was a ten-year old, eight-foot tall mutant hunchback with enhanced strength who was last seen battling Spider-Man in the Appalachian Mountains with his brother, Bugeye. Last Appearance: Spectacular Spider-Man (vol. 1) #156.

Banshee (Sean Cassidy): Currently deceased. Killed when he tried to use his sonic scream to deflect the Blackbird away from a passenger jet that Vulcan had aimed it at, but his throat was not healed enough from previous injuries to do so. He was struck by the Blackbird, and he died from massive trauma. His body was found by Wolverine and Nightcrawler. In his video will, he left his pipe, and Cassidy Keep to his daughter, Siryn. Last appearance: X-Men: Deadly Genesis #2

Bantam II(???): Current status unknown. Bantam was a mutant from Bishop’s future timeline with the power to track mutant bioenergy. He was last seen helping Bishop track down Trevor Fitzroy. Last Appearance: Bishop: The Last X-Man #11.

Barbarus (???): Current status unknown. Barbarus is not a mutant, but a Savage Land Mutate created by Magneto who has four arms. His current whereabouts are unknown, but is believed to be in the Savage Land. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents #7.

Barbican (???): Status currently unknown, believed deceased, possibly depowered. Barbican was a member of the Neo with the powers to reshape clay and stone surfaces as well as enhanced physical attributes, and was supposedly in Genosha after the death of the Neo, Rax. This happened just prior to the attack on Genosha by Cassandra Nova’s Sentinels, making it likely he died in the attack, if not by Magneto’s hand before it occurred. Even if he survived, he may have been depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #106.

Barnacle: (Mortimer Everett): Current status unknown, possibly deceased. Barnacle was an Acolyte with the powers to solidify the moisture secreted by the human body, creating an indestructible armor on his skin, or releasing a stream of hardened biomatter to trap others in a shell, and supposedly he was in Genosha, prior to Cassandra Nova’s Sentinel attacks, meaning he may have died in that slaughter. Last Appearance:Magneto: Dark Seduction #2.

Bash (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Bash was a mutant with enhanced strength and durability, who was last seen escaping custody with Cooter after being captured by Excalibur. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 1) #28.

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12-11-2007, 01:05 AM

Basilisk (Bob Smitz): Deceased. Basilisk was a member of Xorn’s “Special Class” with the power to create a strobe of light from his eye that would temporarily paralyze opponents. Basilisk had his throat crushed for making annoying bad jokes at dramatic moments by Xorn while the villain is high on the drug Kick during his New York City rampage. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #149.

Battering Ram (???): Deceased. A human/goat hybrid member of X-Force, X-Statix killed in the Boys-R-Us Massacre. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #116.

Beak (Barnell Bohusk aka Blackwing): Depowered on M-Day, currently using advanced technology to operate as an unregistered vigilante in the New Warriors under the command of Bandit, masquerading as his brother, Night Thrasher. Barnell is still dating fellow New Warrior, and mother of his children, Angel Salvatore. He was last seen battling the Skrull invasion fleet upon the crashed S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #15.

Beast (Dr. Henry Philip “Hank” McCoy): Retained his powers on M-Day. Beast’s physical form has grown more leonine after his secondary mutation was jumpstarted while healing from being critically injured by Vargas. He has remained a member of the X-Men after M-Day, and has spent much time researching to try and find a cure for the mutants who have lost their X-gene. He has finally given up his hunt, after exhausting all avenues of research he could imagine. His current romantic interest is apparently the half-alien (undetermined what species) S.W.O.R.D. agent, Abigail Brand. He was last seen working on Cerebra with Prodigy in San Francisco. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #215.

Beautiful Dreamer (???): Retained her powers to enter the minds of others while they are unconscious to rearrange their memories with her hallucinogenic dream smoke after M-Day. She is listed as one of the 198, and was last seen at the mansion during the "Blood of Apocalypse" storyline. Last Appearance: X-Men: The 198 #4.

Becky ???: Status unknown, believed depowered on M-Day. Becky was a member of the "flying class" at Academy X. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #3.

Bedlam (Jesse Aaronson aka Jesse Bedlam): Believed to be deceased. One of many mutants found crucified on the lawn of the Xavier compound, Jesse was not believed to have responded to Angel’s blood transfusion, and died. Prior to his death, he had the power to create an electromagnetic wave field that could disrupt electronic devices, or even the neural chemistry of human brains. [/I]

Beef (Buford Wilson): Deceased. Beef was a member of the White Queen’s Hellions with enhanced strength and stamina. He was killed by Trevor Fitzroy to fuel his time-travel portals. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #282.

Bela (???): Current status unknown, believed deceased. Bela had the power to absorb moisture from victims by touch, and was a member of X’s Brotherhood. He however, was taken captive by Malcolm Reeves, and last seen with both his hands amputated while being tortured for information. Supposedly, Reeves killed him after learning what he wanted. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #6.

Beldame (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Beldame was defeated by Storm and Rachel Summers during “The Goth” storyline. She had the power to reflect any force directed at her, including physical, mental, and varied other energy attacks. Her current whereabouts are unknown. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #385.

Bella Donna (Bella Donna Bordeuax): Status unknown after M-Day. Bella Donna’s last appearance had her striking up a tryst with Bandit, from the New Warriors, until Gambit intervened and let the young vigilante he was being manipulated. Bella Donna has the power to perform astral projection, or create blasts of plasma. Last Appearance: Gambit (vol. 4) #12.

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Bernard the Poet (Bernard ???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Bernard was for a long time a latent mutant, but eventually would develop the power to alter people's perceptions with words, provided other mutants are in the vicinity. Last Appearance: Marvel Holiday Special 1994.

Bertram ???: Current status unknown after M-Day. Bertram was one of the New York City Morlocks, and he had a rubbery, obese body. He may have died on “The Hill", or in the flooding of the New York sewers. Even if he survived both these events, he may have still been depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: Ghost Rider (vol. 3) #9.

Berzerker (???): Believed Deceased. Berzerker was a member of the Morlocks who died while trying to use his electricity powers to blast Cyclops, but instead, Cyclops blasted him into a pool of water in the sewers, and Berzerker apparently electrocuted himself, although no body was ever recovered. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #11.

Beth ???: Current status after M-Day unknown. Beth was a mutant capable of creating psychic bolts that could knock people out. Despite this, she was still held against her will by the Children of Heaven, and forced to be filmed in pornographic films. She was last seen saving Archangel from one of her captors, Philip. Last Appearance: X-Factor #47.

Bette (???): Deceased. Bette was an employee of the X-Ranch. She was a morbidly obese mutant who could make men see their greatest desires by channeling them through smoke. She died when killed by the Church of Humanity in their raid on the brothel. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #399.

Bevatron (Fabian Marechal-Julbin): Deceased. Bevatron was a member of the White Queen’s Hellions with bio-electric powers. He was killed by Trevor Fitzroy to fuel his time-travel portals. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #282.

Big Bertha (Ashley Crawford): Retained her powers after M-Day. She is currently a member of the Great Lakes Initiative team, stationed in Wisconsin, and has the power to greatly increase her mass to become a female powerhouse with an obese appearance. Her last romantic encounter was a date with the mercenary, Deadpool. Last Appearance: Deadpoo/GLl Summer Fun Special #1.

Big Casino (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, likely deceased. Big Casino was supposedly a member of the Neo with a high-density body, and super-strength. He was believed to have been in Genosha just prior to the attack by Cassandra Nova’s Sentinels, making it likely he died in the attack, if not by Magneto’s hand before it occurred. Even if he survived, he may have been depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #383.

Big Top (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Big Top had the power to shrink or grow objects, and animate them at will. She was last seen battling X-Factor. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #35.

Bird-Brain (???): Current status unknown. Bird-Brain is not a mutant, but a science-based mutate. He was once a ward of the New Mutants. Last Appearance: New Mutants #61.

Birdy (???): Deceased. The telepath who would accompany Sabretooth for a time would be killed by Graydon Creed in order to spite his father. Last Apperance: Sabretooth: Death Hunt #4.

Bishop (Lucas Bishop): Bishop was not depowered by M-Day, retaining his power to absorb and rechannel energy. Bishop registered with the government per SHRA during “Civil War”, and in its aftermath, was supposedly among the time-displaced mutants targeted by the Marauders, who were unable to find him. During “Messiah Complex”, Bishop had one of his arms bitten off by Predator X, and cauterized the wound with Sunfire, then stole and attached a prosthetic nuclear-powered battle-ready arm from Forge’s lab before pursuing Cable and the new mutant baby to the year 2043 A.D. He was last seen, possibly stranded there, after another unsuccessful attempt on the baby’s life. Last appearance: Cable (vol. 3) #6.

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Bitner, Gene: Current status unknown after M-Day. This mutant telepath was a member of the group Promise. Last Appearance: X-Men: The Hidden Years #22.

Black Box (Garabed Bashur aka Commcast): Deceased. Black Box had the power receive electromagnetic data transmissions mentally and store them within his consciousness, and was one of the inner circle on Cable’s island nation of Providence. Black Box was brutally murdered by Sabertooth in the wake of the Hecatomb’s attack there. Last Appearance: Cable and Deadpool #41.

Black Death (Ivan Kivelki): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Black Death was a Russian mutant with the power to take control of another person's actions and tell them what to do. He was forced to wear a containment suit after being exposed to a biological weapon. When last seen, he was defeated by the Beast and Darkstar, and was taken into the custody of the Russian government, who were still trying to find a cure to the bio-weapon that afflicted him. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited #28.

Blackgar, Marlene: Current status unknown. Marlene had the mutant power to gaze upon living creatures and turn them to stone. She accidentally turned herself and her father into statues that were last seen on display in the Santa Monica Art Museum after gazing into a mirror while using her power during their pursuit of the werewolf, Jack Russell. Last Appearance: Werewolf By Night (vol. 1) #1.

Black, Mulholland: Deceased. Originally de-powered on M-Day, then repowered. Mulholland originally lost her power to convert psychic energy to electrical energy. She was, for awhile, repowered by the Initiative, and given the power to possess a psycho-kinetic connection to cities full of people. However, after the organization known as SHADOW tried to remove those powers, they somehow reactivated her mutant ones. Mulholland was killed after her powers were amped out of control so that she would make all of Los Angeles frenzy and riot by Ezekiel Stane, and died, either of seizures, or at the hands of her teammate, Henry Hellrung (undetermined cause of death). Last Appearance: The Order #10.

Black Shadow/White Shadow (???): Deceased. This Chinese mutant suffered from varied mental illnesses and had the power to embody several energy forms at once, apparently survive without food or water, and had enhanced strength. He was last seen battling Wolverine, and himself, before being impaled on Wolverine's adamantium claws. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents #47.

Black Swan (???): Deceased. The Black Swan was an assassin-for-hire who could create a telepathic virus that would shut down the motor control of his opponents. He was killed by Deadpool, and Agent X, and his body was stuffed and kept by Agency X as a trophy. Last Appearance: Agent X #15.

Black Tom Cassidy (Tom Cassidy): Retained his original mutation on M-Day, but lost his secondary mutation. Cassidy is currently serving a prison sentence for several murders committed while his plant mutation was ravaging his body. He is apparently remorseful, and returned to a more human appearance. Black Tom now only again has his original power to create energy blasts, provided they were channeled through non-conductive organic matter, like his shillelagh. He lost his ability to turn into a wooden, tree-like creature that had vast earth elemental and plant-controlling powers. Last Appearance: New Excalibur #7.

Black Womb (Amanda Mueller): Retained her powers after the Decimation. Black Womb was a mutant with a slowed aging process. She was last seen escaping after trying to activate the latent DNA of Mr. Sinister in her own body to gain control over his vast array of powers, including that of his ability to alter his body, so that she might be able to overcome her own advanced geriatric form while in Alamogordo. It is unknown at this time if she has any connection to the woman who calls herself Miss Sinister. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #214.

Blaquesmith (???): Retained his powers after the Decimation. Blaquesmith is a psychokinetic, telepathic mutant from the same alternate future timeline as Cable, and was last seen assisting Cable’s Underground team in attempts to root out and stop Weapon X. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #13

Blasting Cap (???): Status unknown after M-Day. Blasting Cap was a member of the gang known as Trash who had the pyrokinetic power to create explosive blasts. He was last seen being pulled out of the rubble of a building he blew up and loaded into an ambulence by Luke Cage. Last Appearance: Cage (vol. 1) #11.

Blaze, Siena (???): Deceased. Siena, a former member of the Upstarts, had electromagnetic powers, and was executed at the Neverland prison camp. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #5.

Blind Ali (Ali Al-Zubaidi): Deceased. Blind Ali was obviously, blind, but had his other four senses greatly enhanced to compensate. He died when he was decapitated by El Guapo's flying skateboard. Last Appearance: X-Statix #13.

Blind Faith (Alexi Garnoff): Lost his powers on M-Day. A former member of the Russian Winter Guard team of superheroes, Blind Faith’s loss of his telepathic and mind control powers is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Starblast #1 #1.

Blindfold (Ruth Aldine): Retained her powers after M-Day. Blindfold is a precognitive mutant with some telepathic ability. She was last seen escaping captivity with Dani Moonstar only to witness her vision of Donald Pierce killing Wolf Cub to come true. Young X-Men #5.

Blindside (???): Deceased. Blindside was a mutant infected with a Brood Egg, who died when Storm electrocuted her with lightning. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #234.

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Blindspot (???): Status unknown after M-Day. Blindspot had the power of memory manipulation, and was last seen in Japan erasing Rogue’s memories to temporarily confuse her to think the X-Men were her enemies. Last Appearance: Rogue (vol. 3) #12.

Bling! (Roxy Washington): Retained her power to have a crystalline, rock body after M-Day. She remains at the Xavier Institute as one of its twenty-seven remaining students. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #39.

Blink (Clarice Ferguson): Believed deceased. Clarice Ferguson of Earth-616, who should not to be confused with her Age of Apocalypse counterpart, who is still alive and active as a part of the universe-hopping Exiles. Clarice Ferguson apparently died while using her teleportation powers while still inexperienced in their use, shredding herself and the Phalanx, Harvest. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #37.

Bliss (???): Retained her power to have a euphoric bite after M-Day, and was a part of Masque’s terrorist group of Morlocks that were in possession of Qwerty’s diaries. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #491.

Blob (Frederick “Fred” J. Dukes): Depowered due to the Decimation. Blob used to be an obese mutant with the ability to produce a field of gravity directed on himself that made him affectively, an immovable object. He was last seen being hired by movie director Kingo Sunen to star in his next big sci-fi film. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #500.

Blockbuster (Michael Baer): Deceased, for the moment. Blockbuster had retained his powers after M-Day, and was a member of Mister Sinister’s Marauders team in "Messiah CompleX". However, in the initial rush to recover the new mutant birth, both the Marauders and Purifiers arrived in Cooperstown, Alaska at about the same time. It is unknown at this time what killed Blockbuster, but his body was scavenged after the fact by Predator X. Considering him deceased and an afterthought is an outright mistake, since Mr. Sinister is infamous for cloning his Marauders prior to their deaths, and releases the clones in the event that it happens. Last Appearance: X-Men: Messiah Complex #1.

Bloke (Mickey Tork aka Rainbow): Deceased. This member of X-Force/X-Statix had the power to blend into his surroundings, as well as advanced physical abiliisacrifices himself by taking several bullets for X-Force’s informant, after being fired upon by Greenpeace. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #118.

Bloodhawk (???): Deceased. Bloodhawk was a mutant with wings, enhanced strength, and the ability to summon and control birds. He was shot and killed by the villain Stinger, taking the brunt of the blast to protect Thor. Last Appearance: Avengers (vol. 1) #180.

Bloodlust (Beatta Dubiel): Depowered after M-Day. Most recently, she and the Femme Fatales tried unsuccessfully, again, to kill Spider-Man. Current whereabouts of the once-feral mutant unknown. Last Appearance: Captain America (vol. 1) #392.

Bloody Bess (???): Current Status after M-Day unknown. Not confirmed as a mutant, but highly suspected of being one. Bloody Bess had augmented strength and and complete invulnerability, and was a member of the Crimson Pirates. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #385

Bloom, Astrid: Current Status Unknown, likely comatose. Astrid was a college classmate of Emma Frost and a fellow telepath who tried manipulating Emma against all men. After a psi-battle between the two, Astrid ended up in a comatose state. If she awoke or not, it is unclear if she maintained her telepathic powers after M-Day. Last Appearance: Emma Frost #18.

Blowhard (???): Deceased. Blowhard was a Morlock with the power to exhale strong gusts of wind. He was shot and killed by one of the Savage Wolf Gang. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #11.

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Bludgeon (???): Status currently unknown, believed deceased, possibly depowered. Bludgeon was one of Elias Bogan’s thugs, and member of the Neo who had enhanced physical abilities. He was last seen in Genosha after the death of the Neo, Rax. This happened just prior to the attack on Genosha by Cassandra Nova’s Sentinels, making it likely he died in the attack, if not by Magneto’s hand before it occurred. Even if he survived, he may have been depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #110.

Blunt (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Blunt was a follower of the mutant Krueger, and was last seen in Florida after battling both the X-Men and the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants I. Last Appearance: X-Men: The Hidden Years #14.

Bodine, Larry: Deceased. Larry was a mutant who could sculpt light into solid objects. He took his own life after being panicked by crank calls that "X-Factor was coming to get him". Last Appearance: New Mutants #45.

Bogan, Elias: Current Status Unknown after M-Day. Elias Bogan was a powerful telepath last seen battling the X-Treme X-Men team. He is rumored to have been alive in the 1780s, and a founding member of the Hellfire Club, as well as possibly being the original Shadow King, with Amahl Farouk being but a host body he held at one time. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #44.

Bohusk, Axel: Depowered by the Decimation. Axel is one of the children of Angel Salvatore and Barnell “Beak” Bohusk with unnamed siblings who were also depowered. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #8.

Bohusk, Kara: Depowered by the Decimation. Kara is one of the children of Angel Salvatore and Barnell “Beak” Bohusk who has two unnamed siblings who were also depowered. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #8.

Bohusk, Tito: Retained his powers after M-Day. The child of Angel Salvatore and Barnell “Beak” Bohusk was last seen being Vin Stewart at video games in his parent’s house. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #8.

Bolt (Christopher Bradley aka Maverick II): Deceased. Shot and killed by the real Maverick, who at the time was posing as Agent Zero while in the employ of Weapon X. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #21.

Bond (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Bond was an Egyptian mutant with enhanced strength and durability. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 1) #7.

Book (Annika ???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Book was a mentat with the ability to access the full range of human knowledge. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 2) #12.

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Boost (???): Depowered on M-Day. Boost, a Morlock and former member of Gene Nation who can merge with another mutant and increase their powers had his power loss confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men Annual ’97.

Bora (???): Depowered by the Decimation. A former member of the Avant Guard and air manipulator, Bora’s power loss is confirmed when her energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Web of Spiderman #76.

Braddock, Jamie: Believed deceased. Retained his reality-warping powers after M-Day, but sacrificed himself to stop the First Fallen. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #473.

Braincell (Kevin ???): Current status unknown, likely deceased. Braincell was a Morlock with the power to touch a person, and transmit his thoughts into their head. He was most likely either killed in the flooding of the New York City sewers, or in the other dimension known as “The Hill”. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #292.

Brainchild (???): Current status unknown. Brainchild is not a mutant, but a Savage Land Mutate created by Magneto who has superhuman intelligence. His current whereabouts are unknown, but is believed to be in the Savage Land. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents #7.

Brass (Sean Watanabe): Depowered by the Decimation. A low-level telepath, Brass’ power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. He is, however, listed in the Civil War: Battle Damge Report as a potential Initiative Recruit due to his knowledge of martial arts. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents #71.

Brawler (???): Status unknown after the Decimation. Brawler had the powers of enhanced strength and durability, and was a member of the Circle of Pavane, a group of Transian mutants led by his father, who battled the Avengers. Last Appearance: Avengers (vol. 1) #377.

Breakdown (???): Deceased. Breakdown was a mutant with the power to transform into a volatile energy state that could blow up, and then reform. She was obliterated by Bedlam the Living Brain Blast, and has never reformed. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #53.

Brickbat (???): Deceased. Brickbat was infected with a Brood Egg, who died when Colossus knocked a warehouse over, and Brickbat was crushed in the rubble. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #233.

Briggs, Billy: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Billy Briggs was a mutant with the ability to produce energy blasts who was last seen after being defeated by Storm, Colossus, and Wolverine after he became obsessed with Storm. Last Appearance: Classic X-Men #39.

Briquette (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Briquette is the one member of the Femme Fatales who has yet to be determined if she maintained her pyrokinetic powers or not after the Decimation. Last Appearance: X-Factor(vol. 1) #81.

Broadband (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Broadband was a citizen of Genosha with the power to sense and receive electromagnetic patterns, and play them back on his face in audio-video format. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 2) #12.

Bronson, Spencer: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Spencer was a three-eyed mutant with the power to psionically dominate men, but not women. Last Appearance: Mystique #12.

Browning (???): Deceased. Browning was a mutant with the ability to repair non-organic devices. He was killed after the Sentinel he fixed, dubbed Metallak, remembered its true programming and slew him. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 1) #33.

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Bruiser (Molly Hayes aka Princess Powerful): Retained her enhanced strength powers after M-Day. She was last seen in Malibu, trying to settle into the Runaways’ new home. Last Appearance: Secret Invasion: Runaways (vol. 3) #1.

Brute I (???): While never confirmed to be a mutant, Brute is highly suspected of being one. Status after the Decimation unknown. Brute was a member of the gang known as Trash, and was last seen in conflict with the Power Pack. Last Appearance: Power Pack #32.

Brute II (???): Deceased. Brute was one of the New York City Morlocks who had enhanced strength and durability, and was killed when shot in the head by Cable. Last Appearance: New Mutants #100.

Bugeye (Abner ???): Status after M-Day unknown. Bugeye was a ten-year old, mutant with the ability to produce “brain-bubbles”, a form of psionic blasts. He was last seen battling Spider-Man in the Appalachian Mountains with his brother, Banjo. Last Appearance: Spectacular Spider-Man (vol. 1) #156.

Bukenya, Riek: Deceased. Bukenya was a Ugandan mutant with time-manipulating powers who was killed while defending a group of captured children in his homeland. Last Appearance: Muties #3.

Bulk (???): Deceased. Bulk was one of the New York City Morlocks who had enhanced strength and stamina, as well as the ability to emit low yield radiation, who died helping the New Mutants battle against the High Evolutionary. Last Appearance: New Mutants Annual #4.

Bulwark (???): Deceased. Bulwark was a thrall of Emplates with the power to increase his muscle mass who attacked the Massachusetts Academy and Generation X. He was killed after being led to the gas chambers at the Weapon X Neverland prison camp. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #5.

Bumpkin (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Bumpkin was Emma Frost’s green-skinned chauffer at the Massachusetts Academy. He was last seen removing moss from his teeth after being overwhelmed by it during the attack by Black Tom Cassidy. Last Appearance: Generation X #27.

Burke ???: Deceased. Burke was a mutant ally of Trevor Fitzroy with unspecified powers who was executed by Bishop, Randall, and Malcolm in the present since they had no way to return them to the future to be incarcerated. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #282.

Burke, William: Deceased. Burke was a precognitive External who apparently died of the Legacy Virus. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #37.

Burner (Byron Calley aka Crucible): Current Status Unknown. Burner was one of the members of Magneto’s Second Brotherhood of Mutants team. He was last seen battling the New Warriors, and it is unknown if he retained his power to cause objects to combust on M-Day. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 2) #6.

Burning Puddle (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Burning puddle was a Morlock living beneath London, and had the power to perspire an acidic substance. He was last seen fleeing the London underground from Mr. Clean. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #398.

Buzzsaw (???): Status after the Decimation unknown. Buzzsaw was a mutant with some unknown energy projection powers, and a member of the Children of Heaven. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #47.

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Cable (Nathan Dayspring Summers): Unaffected by M-Day. Cable started to begin his relationship with Domino anew in the last days of Providence, and would have his telekinesis restored by the Mummadrai for his battle against the Hecatomb. His powers would not help him defeat the alien threat, though and in this battle he lost his power of telepathy. Cable collected the new mutant birth during “Messiah CompleX” and has currently escaped with the child to the year 2093 A.D. where it might be raised safely. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 3) #6.

Cain (John Gideon): Deceased. Cain was a mutant that could rebuild solid objects with a touch, through the creation of stone constructs. He was killed in a London subway crash. Last Appearance: Pryde and Wisdom #3.

Caliban (???): Deceased. The former Morlock with tracking powers was recently drafted to serve on the New X-Force team, and started the trail anew with them in Alaska. In Caliban’s last appearance, X-Force skirmished with the Reavers while trying to take the mutant baby from Cable, one of the Reavers tried to shoot Warpath in the back. Caliban dove into the path of three bullets, apparently sacrificing himself to save Warpath. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #45.

Callisto (???): Depowered on M-Day. Callistio was temporarily repowered by Quicksilver and the Terrigen Mists, but her advanced senses were so strong they would overwhelm her during the temporary time she was in control of her powers. She is again depowered, and was last seen as a member of the X-Cell in New York City. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #19.

Calthrop, Godfrey (???): Retained his powers on M-Day. This member of the Foursaken, this childhood friend of Jamie Braddock is as technopath, and his whereabouts are currently unknown. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #473.

Campbell, Mary: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Mary had her telekinetic powers activated early by the Retribution Virus, and was last seen after being rescued from Master Mold by Banshee. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents #24.

Candra (aka Kandra aka the Benefactress): Believed deceased. An External, or immortal mutant telekinetic, Candra seemingly died after placing the sum of her powers in a gem she referred to as her “heart”. The gem would be destroyed, dispersing her life essence. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #61.

Cannonball (Sam Guthrie): ): Not affected by M-Day. Sam retained his power to create a his "blast-field" after the Decimation. His last romantic interest was in a bizarre fantasy life that existed in his mind with, and created by Serafina, one of the Children of the Vault. He was last seen battling Donald Pierce with the Young X-Men. Last Appearance: Young X-Men #5.

Captain Britain (Brian Braddock): Unaffected by M-Day. Sometimes Brian is listed as a mutant, other times as having his powers granted to him magically by Merlyn and Roma to be a member of the Captain Britain Corps. Captain Britain was last known to be a member of the New Excalibur team until recently working with the British government under MI:13, in light of the Skrull invasion. He has not been romantically involved with anyone since the disappearance of his wife, Meggan. He was last seen officially forming a new British superteam who would try and counter the evils forces of magic unleashed during the attack on Britain by the Skrulls. Last Appearance: Captain Britain and MI13 #4.

Carla ???: Deceased. Carla was a human/beaver hybrid, and a member of the London Morlocks, and was killed by the mutant hunter, Mr. Clean. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #395.

Carnivore I (Dick Chalker): Deceased. Chalker was a mutant who could turn into a dinosaur/human hybrid who died originally when he was hit by a truck, then after being resurrected by Sattanish, died again when Jamie Madrox created a duplicate inside of him, blowing him up. Last Appearance: X-Factor Annual #8.