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

mattbib

07-13-2004, 12:07 PM

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, 12:19 PM

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, 12:38 PM

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, 12:44 PM

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, 10:40 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, 10:44 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, 11:18 AM

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

mattbib

08-12-2004, 08:06 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, 11:15 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, 10:03 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

07-29-2005, 12:25 AM

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, 04:08 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, 04:09 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, 05:36 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, 05:38 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, 05:40 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, 06:04 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, 09:58 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, 10:21 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, 02:58 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.

worstblogever

12-11-2007, 02:01 AM

This thread is intended as a resource, to report on the last known sighting of X-characters (1186 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.
PINK: RESURRECTED WITH THE TECHNO-ORGANIC VIRUS AFTER HAVING BEEN KILLED.

worstblogever

12-11-2007, 02:02 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): Believed to have retained his X-gene after the Decimation. Adam’s lineage is believed 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. He was last seen in H.A.M.M.E.R. custody at Alcatraz Prison. Last Appearance: Dark Avengers #7.

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 (Morlock???): 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.

Alex ???: Deceased. Alex was a mutant telepath, killed the first time he used his secondary power of bio-blasts, at Empire State University, consumed by them. Last Mentioned: Chamber #4.

Alistair ???: Current status after M-Day unknown. Alistair was a gargoyle-like mutant who was last seen turning down an offer from Beast and Iceman to come live at the Xavier Institute, instead choosing to live at the Museum of Oddities. Last Appearance: X-Men: First Class Special #1.

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, 02:03 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 battling the New Avengers with the Serpent Society. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 3) #73.

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. He may have developed the ability to switch between his feathered wings, and his metal Archangel wings. He was last seen battling Pyro and Hemingway, who were resurrected as techno-organic virus-infected thralls of Selene, on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

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 at the X-Men‘s Utopia battling against Sack, who had attacked several of the younger X-Men. Last Appearance: Psylocke #1.

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12-11-2007, 02:03 AM

Anteus (???): Apparently alive, and retained his power to channel natural elemental energy into physical strength after the Decimation. Anteus was a member of the Neo, and was last seen in San Francisco, battling the Young X-Men. Last Appearance: Young X-Men #12.

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. While she was defeated as part of the Marauders during “Messiah Complex”, not one, but two of her clones were seen battling X-Force in Japan. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #9.

Ariel (???): Retained her powers after the Decimation. Ariel is a mutant of the alien race that lives on the planet known as Coconut Grove. Like all of her race, Ariel has the ability to teleport through a sub-space dimension, but her mutant power is that she also has psionic persuasion powers. She was last seen in San Francisco during rioting sparked by protests over Proposition X, failing to rescue Trance. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #227.

Armor (Hisako Ichiki): Not affected by the Decimation. Armor is currently living at the X-Men’s Marin Base, and has the power to create a psionic exoskeleton around her body. She was last seen in San Francisco, battling the mysterious Bio-Sentinels. Last Appearance: Astonishing X-Men (vol. 3) #32.

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.

worstblogever

12-11-2007, 02:04 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. 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. She was last seen turning down an offer to join the Dark X-Men made by Norman Osborn. Last Appearance: Dark X-Men: The Beginning #3.

Avalanche (Dominic Szilard Janos Petros aka Jon Bloom): Retained his powers to disintegrate inorganic matter, and create seismic tremors after M-Day. He was last seen at the X-Men‘s new island home during a series of attacks by Emplate. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy Annual #1.

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.

worstblogever

12-11-2007, 02:05 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 lost his power to perform an electro-shocking touch after the Decimation. He has taken up the mantle of his brother, Night Thrasher. His last romantic interest was Silhouette. He was last seen captured by the Initiative, and being offered a role with them in exchange for H.A.M.M.E.R.’s help in cloning his deceased brother. Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #29.

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): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Still in possession of his mutant power to wield a sonically scream after the Decimation. He was 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 in X-Men: Deadly Genesis #2. However, he turned up as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene in X-Force (vol. 3) #21. His last romantic interest was the late Moira MacTaggart. He was last seen battling the X-Men, against his will, on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

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): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene by Eli Bard. 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 he was in Genosha as of Magneto: Dark Seduction #2, prior to Cassandra Nova’s Sentinel attacks and was part of the millions slaughtered there. However, after Eli Bard began resurrecting deceased mutants to be Selene’s thralls on Genosha, his mutant energy signature is detected in Bastion’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. Last Mentioned: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

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, 02:05 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. Barnell is still dating the mother of his children, Angel Salvatore. He was last seen as the New Warriors team he was a member of disbanded. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #20.

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 battling Death‘s Head. Last Appearance: S.W.O.R.D. #1.

Beautiful Dreamer (???): Deceased. 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 was killed when she was injected with the Legacy Virus, and used as a suicide bomb to cause anti-mutant sentiment by the Leper Queen. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #12.

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. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #423

Beef (Buford Wilson): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Beef, one of the Hellions, apparently has maintained his mutant powers of enhanced strength and stamina after being resurrected after the Decimation. He was killed by Trevor Fitzroy to fuel his time-travel portals in Uncanny X-Men #282. However, he turned up with his powers, alive, in X-Necrosha #1, revived with the techno-organic virus to serve as a thrall of Selene. He was last seen attacking the X-Men on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

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 (Ray Carter): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Berzerker, a member of the Morlocks, is apparently still in possession of his electrical powers after the Decimation. He was romantically linked to his fellow Morlock, Scaleface. He originally died while trying to use his electricity powers to blast Cyclops, but instead, Cyclops blasted him into a pool of water in the sewers where he had apparently electrocuted himself in X-Factor (vol. 1) #11. He turned up with his powers, alive, in X-Necrosha #1, as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. He was last seen attacking the X-Men on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

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): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Bevatron, one of the Hellions, is apparently still in possession of his bio-electric powers after being resurrected after the Decimation. He was killed by Trevor Fitzroy to fuel his time-travel portals in Uncanny X-Men #282. Bevatron was revived with the techno-organic virus in X-Necrosha #1, as one of the techno-organic virus-infected thralls of Selene. He was last seen attacking the X-Men on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

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. She was last seen welcoming her new teammate, Gravity, to the Wisconsin Initiative. Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #25.

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. 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 into the future to attempt to murder her. His prosthetic arm was badly damaged, though, and now is unusable below the elbow. He was last seen in the far future, apparently imprisoned within an Acanti ship. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 2) #20.

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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 (vol. 1) #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 at the X-Men’s Utopia, hinting to Warpath that his older brother, Thunderbird, was alive. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

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 was last seen while kidnapped by Emplate, who was feeding on her bone marrow. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #228.

Blink (Clarice Ferguson): Retained her mutant teleportation powers after the Decimation. Clarice Ferguson of Earth-616, who should not to be confused with her Age of Apocalypse, Earth-295 counterpart, is a member of Selene‘s following. She was believed killed after wielding her teleportation powers while still inexperienced in their use, shredding herself and the Phalanx, Harvest in X-Men (vol. 2) #37, but was revealed to still be alive in X-Necrosha #1. She was last seen at Genosha, as Eli Bard began using the techno-organic virus to resurrected the millions of dead there. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

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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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.

Bubble (???): Status after the Decimation unknown. Bubble was a pink mutant with the ability to fly last seen in the town of Mount Haven. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #30.

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’s last romantic relationship was with a woman in a future timeline he married named Hope. He currently has his telekinesis after it was 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”. He was last seen in the far future, fleeing from a Brood attack back to Earth with Hope. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 2) #20.

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 (???): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall by Eli Bard. Is still in possession of his mutant tracking powers after the Decimation, and his resurrection. Caliban dove into the path of three bullets, apparently sacrificing himself to save Warpath in New X-Men (vol. 2) #45. However, in X-Force (vol. 3) #11, his corpse was reanimated with the techno-organic virus by Eli Bard. He was last seen at Genosha, as Eli Bard began resurrecting the millions of dead mutants there. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

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, Carol: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Carol Campbell was a mutant capable of wreathing her entire body in flame, however, she did not have any immunity to the flames she produced. She was last seen being taken to the hospital after she lost her self-control and burned herself after finding out that her husband, Ned, was cheating on her with another man. Last Appearance: Madrox #5.

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.

Campbell, Ned: Deceased. Ned Campbell was a mutant capable of astrally projecting who lived in mutant town. He died when he was clawed in his astral form by Wolfsbane, after she caught him carrying out an affair with another man in his astral body, and he tried to silence her. Last Appearance: Madrox #4.

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.

Candy ???: Deceased. Candy was a mutant with unspecified powers depowered on M-Day, and later killed by a mysterious organization, her death made to look like a suicide. Last Mentioned: X-Factor (vol. 3) #41.

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 Doug Ramsey, who is now a techno-organic thrall of Selene, on Utopia. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 3) #6.

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 is currently working under the auspices of the British government under MI:13. He is currently happily married to his wife, Meggan. He was last seen fighting in the battle that led to the defeat of the vampiric army of Count Dracula. Last Appearance: Captain Britain and MI13 #15.

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.

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Carter ???: Current status unknown after M-Day, believed depowered. Carter was one of many students taken out on Halloween trick-or-treating in Salem Center from Academy X by the staff. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #1.

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

Carver II (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Carver was one of the Morlocks with enhanced strength and durability, as well as bone claws. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 2) #157.

Cassandra Nova: Status unclear. Retained some telepathic powers after M-Day, in any case. Her mind was transferred into the body of the metamorphic Imperial Guardsman, Stuff, while he was in a larval form, and it was placed within a containment tube in the bowels of the X-Mansion. While at one point it was considered possible she escaped during one of the many inevitable destructions of the mansion, Cassandra used some of her psionic powers to trick the Astonishing X-Men Team into nearly freeing her, and she may have put some of her mind inside the New X-Man, Armor, before the team was teleported into space. Other X-Men stories have indicated the member of Xorn’s special class, Ernst, may be Cassandra Nova living as the girl she never got to be. Tough call. Last Appearance: Astonishing X-Men #18.

Castorp, Adrian Leverkuhn: Deceased. Castorp was a six-fingered mutant who could see in the infrared spectrum. He died when the circuit suit he wore shorted out and electrocuted him. Last Appearance: Defenders (vol. 1) #142.

Catalyst (???): Deceased. Catalyst was a mutant with the power to control the rate of all chemical reactions, including those within living organisms. He died when he fell off a cliff into a river of piranhas. Last Appearance: Sabretooth and Mystique #4.

Catiana (Tatiana Caban): Retained her powers after M-Day. Catiana can apparently transform into any creature when she physically contacts the blood of it, including animals and people. She was last seen with her friends rescuing Cameron Palmer and escaping captivity. Last Appearance: NYX: No Way Home #6.

Catrini, Susan: Depowered by the Decimation. Susan was a telepath confirmed as depowered when Michael Pointer detects her mutant energies as part of the Collective. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents (vol. 2) #11.

Catseye (Sharon Smith): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Catseye, one of the Hellions, still has her power to transform into a humanoid feline or panther after the Decimation. She was supposedly killed off-panel by Trevor Fitzroy to fuel his time-travel portals in Uncanny X-Men #282. However, she turned up with her powers, alive, in X-Necrosha #1, as a techno-organic zombie in the thrall of Selene. He was last seen attacking the X-Men on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Cell (???): Deceased. Cell was a member of the Chicago Morlocks, and had the power that he existed as one large cell. He died after being executed by a Sentinel. Last Appearance: Morlocks #4.

Centennial (Rutherford Princeton): Current status after M-Day unknown. Centennial was an elderly mutant with superhuman strength, invulnerability, flight, and heat vision related to Alpha Flight. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 3) #12.

Cerise: Shi’ar alien, and not a mutant. Once a member of Excalibur, and romantically involved with Nightcrawler. She was last seen as a member of Gamora's warriors, known as the Graces, during the "Annihilation" event. Her reasons for joining have yet to be revealed. Last Appearance: Annihilation #6.

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12-11-2007, 02:11 AM

Changeling (Kevin Sydney): Deceased. The metamorphic mutant more commonly known as Morph’s 616 counterpart died in Uncanny X-Men #42 in battle with Grotesk while impersonating Professor X, without the X-Men’s knowledge. While his ghost has been used as a plot device, he has never successfully had his 616 incarnation return from the dead. Last appearance: Uncanny X-Men #42.

Chamber (Jonathon “Jono” Starsmore aka Decibel): Current status of powers unclear. Depowered on M-Day, but then kidnapped from the hospital where he was living on a respirator without his powers by Clan Akkaba. After using the blood of Apocalypse and other technology to cure Jono, he developed an appearance making him look more like the ancient mutant Clan Akkaba claims he is descended from, and his powers at this time remain somewhat unknown. He has been fighting as a member of the latest incarnation of the New Warriors, and demonstrating what appear to be sonic powers. Jono’s last romantic interest was the pop star Sugar Kane, prior to M-Day. He was last seen as the New Warriors team he was a member of disbanded. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #20.

Chance (???): Current Status unknown, believed depowered on M-Day. This Chance was a member of the Fallen Angels, and at one time one of the Vanisher’s thieves. She had the power to randomly enhance, or inhibit the abilities of other mutants, which she referred to as her "double or nothing" power. Last Appearance: Fallen Angels (vol. 1) #7.

Chantel, Lourdes: Deceased. Lourdes was a mutant teleporter who was a member of the New York chapter of the Hellfire Club, and lover of Sebastian Shaw who was killed in an attack by Sentinels. Last Appearance: Classic X-Men #7.

Charm (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Charm was a member of Gene Nation with enhanced strength, reflexes, and agility. Charm was last left to survive in an abandoned African village, and to live off the land there. Last Appearance: Storm (vol. 1) #4.

Chela (???): Deceased. Chela was a member of X’s Brotherhood who was killed by being choked with excess skin from Phat at the X-Force parade. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #9.

Cheney, Lila: Retained her powers after M-Day. Lila Cheney is a mutant teleporter who can only transport herself in interstellar increments. Her last romantic encounter was with her old flame, Cannonball. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #46.

Chickenwings (???): Deceased. Chickenwings was one of the New York City Morlocks with the powers of enhanced speed, and flight with feathered wings. He was stalked and killed by Sabertooth after the Mutant Massacre. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #51.

Chimera (???): Retained her power to generate ectoplasmic constructs after the Decimation. The plane-hopping mutant known as Chimera was last seen as part of the Sisterhood‘s retreat from the X-Men. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #511.

Chrome (Allen Marc Yuricic): Deceased. Chrome died in the crash of Asteroid M, with his last act being to use his powers of chemical manipulation to coat members of the Acolytes with chrome so that they might survive the crash. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #3.

Cipher (???): Origin of her powers is unknown, but believed to be a mutant. Cipher has the power of invisibility, both physical, and to psionics. She was last seen at the X-Men’s Marin base in San Francisco during rioting sparked by protests over Proposition X. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #227.

Clarity (William Knoblach): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Clarity is a mutant with the power to psionically absorb and analyze information to the smallest degree. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 2) #82.

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12-11-2007, 02:11 AM

Clay (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, possibly depowered. Clay was a mutant with duplication powers, who was last seen waylaying Monet St. Croix and Siryn for the Isolationist. During this encounter, he did not seem to be using his mutant powers at all, and if the Isolationist hired him without considering him enough of a threat to eliminate like the rest of the world’s mutants, it could mean he was depowered. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #24.

Clive (Clive ???): Deceased. Clive was a member of X’s Brotherhood who had the mutant ability to fly. He was killed after being run over by Malon Reeves, then to finish him off he was drained completely of life by Bela. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #4.

Cloak (Tyrone “Ty” Johnson): At some times has been listed as a mutant with a latent X-gene activated by a drug, others as a science-based mutate. Tyrone has retained his Darkforce teleportation powers after the Decimation, and finally registered with the government, as per the SHRA, and was last seen at Utopia after the battle between the X-Men and the Agents of Atlas. Last Appearance: X-Men vs. Agents of Atlas #2.

Cloud 9 (Abigail ???): Retained her powers after M-Day. Registered with the SHRA, and completed training with the Initiative at Camp Hammond. It is still unknown if Cloud 9 is some kind of human mutate, or a human mutant. Cloud 9 has the power to control a cloud made of an unknown gas, and even ride it. She also has recently learned to use this power offensively, to potentially suffocate opponents. She was last seen at Camp Hammond, just as the Avengers Resistance began to attack it. Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #29.

Coach (??? Aka The Arm): Deceased. Shot dead by one of the charges on his team, U-Go Girl, after trying to rape her. His lone power was that he had a single arm with enhanced strength. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #120.

Collective Man (Chang, Han, Ho, Lin, and Sun Toa Yu): Possibly Deceased. Retained their powers to merge into one more powerful entity after M-Day. Collective Man (Men) was a member of a Chinese Superhero team, who was believed killed in battle against an exiled Inhuman Royal, known as the Unspoken. Last Appearance: Mighty Avengers #27.

Collins, Russel “Rusty” (aka Firefist): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. This pyrokinetic mutant was at one time a charge of the original X-Factor, but would eventually join both the Mutant Liberation Front, and Acolytes. His longtime romantic interest was Skids. He was killed when Holocaust absorbed his life force, killing him, in X-Men (vol. 2) #42. However, he turned up as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene in X-Force (vol. 3) #21. He was last seen attacking Surge, Hellion, and Prodigy on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Colossus (Piotr Rasputin): Returned from the dead by the people of Breakworld in Astonishing X-Men #4. His power to have a steel-skinned form with enhanced strength and endurance is working the same as it did before his death, and his last romantic relationship was with Kitty Pryde. Colossus was last seen at Utopia, battling Stonewall and Super Sabre, two of Selene‘s techno-organic virus-infected thralls. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Compound (???): Deceased. Compound was a member of the London Morlocks who was killed by Mr. Clean. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #395.

Concussion (Mikhail ???): Deceased. Concussion was a mutant who could generate blasts of concussive force from his hands. He was killed by the cyborg assassin, Firefox. Last Appearance: Soviet Super-Soldiers #1.

Connaughton, Liam: Deceased. This Irish mutant had the power to create explosions at range, and was killed by the British Army officer, rather than let him live so that he might be used as a weapon. Last Appearance: Muties #6.

Conquistador (Miguel Provenza): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Conquistador had a bio-aura with the Earth, that he could use to control rocks, soil, and Earth as well as increase his size, strength, and durability. He was last seen being defeated in battle by El Aguila, who at least temporarily denied him the use of his formidable powers. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents #9.

Cool Million (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Cool Million was a mutant with the power to make eye contact with a person, and to plant a suggestion in their mind to command them. He was last seen attempting to deliver a captured Iron Fist to Hydra agents. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents #129.

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12-11-2007, 02:12 AM

Cooper, Valerie “Val”: Human, currently S.H.I.E.L.D.’s deputy director of the Office of National Emergency, and the O.N.E. Sentinel Squad that oversees mutant affairs in the United States. She was last seen at X-Factor Investigations in Detroit, being kissed by Shatterstar. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #49.

Cooter (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Cooter was a female mutant with the power to psionically increase greed in others. She was last seen helping the mutant Bash escape the custody of authorities. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 1) #28.

Copycat (Vanessa Geraldine Carlysle): Deceased. Copycat was a shapeshifter, and former love interest of Deadpool who was killed by Sabertooth. Last Appearance: Deadpool #59.

Corben (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Corben was a mutant with the power to siphon energy from outside sources such living beings, or even light. He was last seen battling X-Force. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #115.

Corkscrew (???): Deceased. Corkscrew was a mutant with the power to turn his arms into corkscrew-like appendages. He was deemed unfit for duty on X-Force by Doop due to mental instability, and apparently axed to death and buried in the woods a short time later by Doop. Last Appearance: X-Statix #1.

Cortez, Anne-Marie: Deceased. Anne-Marie was a member of Magneto’s Acolytes with telepathic abilities who died when Asteroid M crashed. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #3.

Cortez, Fabian: Deceased. Fabian had the power to amplify the mutant powers of others, and was killed by Magneto when he was magnetically grabbed and smashed against rocks. Last Appearance: Magneto: Dark Seduction #4.

Costanza, Mrs. (??? Costanza aka ??? Danzinger): Deceased. This mutant, whose first name is never given, had the power to speak, and gain the obsessive loyalty of whomever heard her voice. She was shot and killed by Officer Gus Kucharsky of the NYPD. Last Appearance: District X #1.

Courier I (Hans Middlestadt): Current status unknown after the Decimation.Courier has been listed as both a mutant, and a human mutate, making his status unclear. He had the power to discharge electrical bio-energy. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents #130.

Courier II (Jacob Gavin, Jr.): Status currently unknown after M-Day. Courier was last seen stuck in female form after using his shape-shifting powers to morph into a woman. Last Appearance: Gambit (vol. 3) #24.

Cowboy (Luke Merriweather): Current status after M-Day unknown. Cowboy was a member of Team America a.k.a. the Thunderiders, and had the power to project his strength, stamina, and knowledge into another collective being along with the other members of Team America. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 1) #6.

Crag (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Crag may have been a mutant, or a Savage Land Mutate. He had a body seemingly made of stone, and was last seen being left to live in the Savage Land by Alpha Flight. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight Annual #2.

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12-11-2007, 02:12 AM

Cragg, Nelson: Deceased. Cragg was an inmate at the Ravencroft Asylum who was killed by fellow inmates after losing his powers on M-Day. Last Appearance: Generation M #3.

Crawler (???): Current status unknown after M-Day. Crawler was a member of the Mutant Underground of Singapore who could climb up walls. He was last seen locating Magneto in Singapore. Last Appearance: X-Men vs. Avengers #4.

Crazy Legs (???): Status currently unknown after the Decimation. Crazy Legs was a member of the mutant gang known as Trash, and was last seen being loaded onto an ambulance by Luke Cage. Last Appearance: Cage (vol. 1) #11.

Crimson Commando (Frank Bohannon): Status currently unknown. Bohannon had peak physical abilities and the power to be resistant to psychic attacks, and was last seen while working for Freedom Force during “Project: Wideawake”. It is unknown what fate befell him after the Decimation. Last Appearance: X-Factor Annual #6.

Crimson Commando II (???): Status currently unknown. This mysterious woman appeared as part of Mystique’s Brotherhood of Evil Mutants taking up the mantle of Crimson Commando, and was defeated and has not been seen since. It is unknown if she retained her powers after M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #106.

Croc (???): Deceased. Croc was a member of the London Morlocks who was killed by Mr. Clean. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #395.

Cross, Elijah: Deceased. Leader of the terrorist faction X-Cell, who believed M-Day was a government conspiracy. Lost his powers to manipulate density after M-Day, and tried to regain them after an encounter with Quicksilver. However, his repowering was not meant to be, as Elijah soon began to smoke, and he exploded on the spot, killing him. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #17.

Crosta (Crosta ???): Retained his mutant powers after M-Day. Crosta is a mutant Atlantean with the power to create explosive, directed shockwaves. He was last seen being ordered by Namor to go to the X-Men for training, in San Francisco. Last Appearance: Dark Reign: The Cabal #1.

Crucible (Byron Calley): See Burner.

Crule (???): 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) #52.

Crumm, Lucy: Current status after M-Day unknown. Lucy was a telepath and empath who was last seen nearly being wed to Blackheart, but was rescued by a trio of heroes. She apparently also shed one drop of blood on a dagger that was used by Blackheart to slay Mephisto. Last Appearance: Wolverine/Punisher/Ghost Rider: Dark Design #1.

Crypto (aka Selby ???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Selby was a member of the Mutant Liberation Front who had the mutant power to understand binary code to an extent that he could understand and alter computer programming. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 1) #104.

Cuckoo, Celeste (aka Weapon XIV, Unit 01): Retained her telepathic powers after M-Day. She was last seen at the X-Men‘s Utopia using Cerebra to locate the Selene. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Cuckoo, Esme (aka Weapon XIV, Unit 02): Deceased. Esme was one of Emma Frost's clones who was killed by Kuan-Yin Xorn with her own metal earrings during Xorn's attack on New York City. Last appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #150.

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12-11-2007, 02:13 AM

Cuckoo, Mindee (aka Weapon XIV, Unit 03, aka Irma Cuckoo): Retained her telepathic powers after M-Day. She was last seen at the X-Men‘s Utopia using Cerebra to locate the Selene. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Cuckoo, Phoebe (aka Weapon XIV, Unit 04): Retained her telepathic powers after M-Day. She was last seen at the X-Men‘s Utopia using Cerebra to locate the Selene. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Cuckoo, Sophie (aka Weapon XIV, Unit 05): Deceased. Sophie was one of Emma Frost's clones who died after using the drug kick to boost her powers and defeat Quentin Quire. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #137.

Cudgel (???): Status currently unknown, believed deceased, possibly depowered. Cudgel was one of Elias Bogan’s thugs, and supposedly a member of the Neo with enhanced physical abilities. He was believed to be 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:X-Treme X-Men #44.

Culloden, Zoe: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Zoe was a mutant with unspecified powers who worked for the interdimensional firm of Landau, Luckman, and Lake. Last Appearance: Deadpool (vol. 3) #61.

Cutter II (Sullivan): Current status after M-Day unknown. Cutter had the power to cause spikes to protrude from his flesh. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Pose #2.

Cybelle (???): Deceased. Cybelle was one of the New York City Morlocks who had the ability to secrete acidic mist from her pores. She was killed after being stabbed with Harpoon’s spear during the “Mutant Massacre”. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #211.

Cyber (Silas Burr aka Milo Gunderson): Deceased, at least until he finds a new body to possess. Retained his powers after M-Day. Cyber was long believed to be deceased, after his death at the hands of Apocalypse’s Dark Riders to get the adamantium that coated most of his body to try and infuse it into Wolverine to restore his, at the time lost adamantium skeleton. It has been revealed, however, that addition to his mutant tracking ability, Cyber can also maintain his consciousness on the Astral Plane, and use it to possess and inhabit the bodies of others, to replace his own. He apparently had his latest body die from a faulty heart that gave out, after Daken stole the medication he used to help control it, and then angered him until he had a heart attack. Last Appearance: Wolverine: Origins #32.

Cybill ???: Deceased. Cybill was a mutant with undisclosed powers who died inexplicably in Mt. Haven after Kitty Pryde phased through her. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #28.

Cyclops (Scott Summers): Cyclops retained his power to project optic blasts after M-Day, and has continued to lead the X-Men from their new headquarters, known as Utopia. He was last seen at Utopia, battling Banshee, who is one of Selene‘s techno-organic virus-infected thralls. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Cyclops II (???): Deceased. Cyclops II was a member of the London Morlocks with enhanced size and strength who was killed by Mr. Clean. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #395.

Cypher (Doug Ramsey): Resurrected as one of Selene’s techno-organic virus-infected thralls. Cypher has the power to speak and comprehend any language, and still maintains it after being resurrected after the Decimation. He died taking a bullet for Wolfsbane on the Ani-Mator’s island in New Mutants (vol. 1) #60. However, Doug was resurrected by Eli Bard with the techno-organic virus and became one of Selene’s thralls in X-Necrosha #1. He was last seen battling his former New Mutants teammates, and decapitating Warlock. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 3) #6.

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Dagger (Tandy Bowen): At some times has been listed as a mutant with a latent X-gene activated by a drug, others as a science-based mutate. She retained her light powers after the Decimation. She was last seen confronting the Agents of Atlas over their theft of Cerebra. Last Appearance: X-Men vs. Agents of Atlas #1.

Daizonest, Kuhrra: Deceased. Daizonest was a Brazilian mutant with the power to psionically alter flesh, but at great pain to the subject. He was stabbed and killed by Wolverine. Last Appearance: Wolverine: Saudade #1.

Daken (Akihiro Howlett): Retained his powers of claws, and a healing factor on M-Day. The lost son of Wolverine and his Japanese bride, Itsa, Daken for a time aligned himself with the mysterious patron known as Romulus, only to recently begin pursuit of his own agenda. He has also had his third “underclaw” coated with a reforged shard of the Muramasa blade, to use its mystical properties to permanently wound, or kill those with a healing factor. He was last seen decapitating, and dismembering the Punisher, after assassinating him for Norman Osborn. Last Appearance: Dark Reign: The List- Punisher #1.

Danger (???): Danger is not a mutant, but the sentient virtual reality computer that was used for years as the X-Men’s Danger Room. When Danger broke its programming and gained its independence, upon the death of a student, Wing, via suicide within it, it initially attacked the X-Men. However, after encounters with the Astonishing team, Rogue, and the person it blamed for its enslavement, Charles Xavier, it came to terms with why it was treated as it was. It currently is serving as the warden for the X-Brig, the virtual reality prison on Utopia, where it tries to rehabilitate the worst criminals and enemies of mutant-kind. She was last seen being battling the techno-organic virus-infected thralls of Selene, Harry Leland and Shinobi Shaw. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Dark Beast (Henry McCoy aka McCoy): The doppelganger of Earth 616’s Beast who escaped the Age of Apocalypse Earth of Marvel-295 managed to retain his powers of enhanced strength and agility after M-Day. Dark Beast was last seen encountering Nate Grey, as he somehow returned from the dead. Last Appearance: Dark X-Men #1.

Dark Mother (Fiona Knoblach): Apparently Deceased. Emma Frost, upon reading the Marauder’s minds after their attack on the X-Men in X-Men (vol. 2) #202 learns that they have already killed the precognitive head of the Dark Sisterhood. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 2) #88.

Darkstar (Laynia Petrovna): Resurrected s a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Darkstar, a mutant who could tap into the Darkforce dimension, died after being shot by Fantomex while under possession by Weapon XII in X-Men (vol. 2) #130. However, she turned up as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene in X-Force (vol. 3) #21. She was last seen attacking Iceman, her one time Champions teammate, on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Darkstar II (Sasha ???): Status as a mutant unconfirmed at this time, but suspected of being one. This incarnation of Darkstar is not a blonde, as her predecessor, but a redhead who can tap into the Darkforce dimension. She was last seen as a member of the Winter Guard. Last Appearance: Mighty Avengers #23.

Darwin (Armando Munoz): Retained his powers on M-Day. Darwin was reawakened after “X-Men: Deadly Genesis”, and has retained his mutant power of reactive evolution. Darwin was last seen in Detroit, at X-Factor Investigations headquarters. Last appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #50.

Dazzler (Alison Blaire): Dazzler retained her mutant power to control sound to light after M-Day, and has apparently developed a mysterious secondary power of immortality. When killed she seems to return to life within a few hours (first demonstrated in New Excalibur #1). Her musical career had begun to have a comeback, when she started performing music in the trance/techno genre. Her last romance was brief, since it was an apparent fling in a closet with teammate Pete Wisdom. She was last seen battling with Psylocke against Spyne, Hurricane, and Deadbolt, who were resurrected as techno-organic virus-infected thralls of Selene, on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Deadbolt (???): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. A member of the Dark Riders with the ability to remove his bones and wield them as weapons who died after being decapitated by a feral Wolverine after he rejected the attempt by the Dark Riders to restore his adamantium and make him Apocalypse’s new Horseman of Death in Wolverine (vol. 2) #100. However, he turned up as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene in X-Force (vol. 3) #21. He was last seen attacking Dazzler and Psylocke on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Dead Girl (Moonbeam ???): Retained her powers after the Decimation, but she’s currently somewhere in a state that can’t be defined as alive, or dead. Her last romantic interest was her ally in her mini-series, Dr. Strange. Last Appearance: X-Statix Presents: Dead Girl #5.

Deadpool (Wade Wilson): Not a mutant, but a human both infused with Wolverine’s healing factor, and the supernatural blessing of the entity Death. Wade’s last romantic interest was the mutant known as Outlaw, who “thanked“ him for setting her up with a new apartment. He was last seen battling Spider-Man in New York City, distracting him on behalf of the daughter of Kraven the Hunter. Last Appearance: Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 1) #611.

Dead Ringer (Lou Dexter): Current status after M-Day unknown. Dead Ringer was a mutant with the rare power of necromimickry, or the ability to touch a corpse and duplicate its physical abilities, including superhuman powers, and any clothing or equipment they possessed in life. He was last seen being sent to prison by Captain America. Last Appearance: Captain America (vol. 1) #429.

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Debrii (Deborah Fields): Never confirmed as a mutant, but highly suspected. Debrii maintained her telekinetic powers after M-Day, and was a member of Captain America’s Resistance after the death of Goliath in Civil War. She registered with the government after the conflict, but went AWOL with fellow former New Warrior, Justice from the Initiative program, and with them, then her resignation from the Initiative to form Counter Force. She was last seen quitting Counter Force. Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #28.

Decay I (Jacob Lashinski): Deceased. One of the oldest members of the Acolytes, Decay had the power to ebb life energy from living creatures, and was killed trying to absorb the energies of the High Evolutionary, but they proved too much for him to contain and he exploded. Last Appearance: Quicksilver/Heroes for Hire Annual 1998.

Dee, Johnny: Retained his powers to create voodoo doll like creations with a sample of another person's DNA after the Decimation. Johnny Dee was one of the 198, and was last seen in Civil War: X-Men, helping General Lazer try to exterminate the 198 while in federal custody. Last Appearance: Civil War: X-Men #4.

Delgado, Marco: Deceased. Delgado was a megamorph, and one of Magneto’s Acolytes who died in the crash of Asteroid M. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #3.

Delphi (???): Depowered due to the Decimation. Possibly deceased. One of the New York City Morlocks, was last seen when the Masque and his terrorist Morlocks detonated a bomb outside of her tunnel, causing a cave-in. It’s unknown whether or not Delphi survived. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #491.

Deluge (???): Deceased. Deluge was a mutant with the power to detect energy patterns, and absorb or tap into them. He died trying to absorb Cyclops’ optic blasts, and was dispersed. Last Appearance: X-Men: The Hidden Years #7.

Denham (???): Deceased. Denham was a mutant with persuasive powers who ran a carnival, and wanted the parts from a broken Sentinel he found to be entered in the sideshow as a feature known as Metallak. Once his mechanic, Browning, repaired it, though, it killed them both for being mutants. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 1) #33.

Dervish I (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Dervish was a female mutant with the power to alter kinetic energy to make objects and people spin in place. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men: X-Pose #2.

Dervish II (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Dervish II had the power to spin at high speeds, and he was last seen battling Storm in “The Arena”. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #39.

Desolation (???): Status currently unknown, believed deceased, possibly depowered. Desolation was a telepathic, energy-absorbing member of the Neo, and was bellieved to have been in Genosha during the attack by Cassandra Nova’s Sentinels, making it likely she died in the attack, if not by Magneto’s hand before it occurred. Even if she survived, she may have been depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #382.

Desoto, Sheila: Deceased. Sheila Desoto was an insectoid mutant capable of creating a human skin to hide her monstrous appearance. She was trying to manipulate her way into running the Chicago mob, using the assassin Clay, Eddie Vance, and Jamie Madrox to achieve her goals. She was shot and killed by Eddie Vance. Last Appearance: Madrox #5.

Destiny (Irene Adler): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Retained her powers after being revived after the Decimation. Destiny is a precognitive psychic, and her longtime romantic interest is Mystique. She was originally killed by Professor X’s son Legion while he was under the influence of the Shadow King in Uncanny X-Men #255. However, she was resurrected by Eli Bard with the techno-organic virus, and brought to Selene, in X-Force (vol. 3) #19. She was last seen being held captive by Selene. Last Appearance: X-Necrosha #1.

Deville, Arcadia: Current Status after M-Day unknown. Arcadia Deville was a mutant with the power to distort reality using quantum energy. She was last seen fighting the Demon Bear alongside Dani Moonstar and X-Force. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #100.

Devon ???: Current status unknown after M-Day, believed depowered. Devon was one of many students with unspecified powers taken out on Halloween trick-or-treating in Salem Center from Academy X by the staff. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #1.

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D’gard (???): Deceased. D’Gard was a Morlock with the power to broadcast empathy to those around him. He was slain by Marrow as one of her recruitment assignments to join Weapon X. Last Appearance: Weapon X- The Draft: Marrow #1.

Diamond Lil (Lillian Crawley Jeffries): Retained her powers on M-Day to create a bio-aura that increases her strength and durability. The former member of Alpha, Gamma, and Omega Flight was last seen as one of the 198, and was upset with how Sentinel Squad One was policing the Xavier Estate (understandable considering she’s a survivor of the Neverland Prison Camp) and was one of the mutants who left the mansion with Mr. M. Last Appearance: X-Men: The 198 #4.

Dirge (???): Status currently unknown, believed deceased, possibly depowered. Dirge was a member of the Neo with many psychic powers, including the ability to trap an opponent in their own feelings of guilt, and was believed to have been Genosha during 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: Uncanny X-Men #382.

Dirtnap (???): Deceased. Best known as being the mutant that looked like a rat with a smiley-face painted on his hind end, Dirtnap was a member of the Dark Riders with the power to consume a person and steal their form. He died exploding trying to absorb M-Plate, the merged form of M and M-Plate who proved too great an entity for him to handle. Last Appearance: Generation X #39.

Divebomber (???): Deceased. Divebomber was a mutant infected with a Brood Egg, who died when Havok incinerated him with a plasma blast. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #233.

DJ (Mark Sheppard): Deceased. DJ was one of the student’s of Academy X depowered on M-Day, making him lose his power to create energy effects based off of music. He was on the bus that was blown up in a rocket attack by Reverend Stryker and the Purifiers. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #24.

DOA (???): DOA was never confirmed as a mutant, but is suspected of being one. Emplate’s chauffeur, and attendant. DOA was last seen sending extra dimensional monsters after Rogue in Emplate‘s realm. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #228.

Doctor Denton (Oliver Denton): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Oliver Denton was a mutant with genius level intellect and a technology user. He was last seen being spanked by Slapstick in his family home after performing many painful scientific experiments on the comedic hero. Last Appearance: Slapstick #3.

Doctor Goodwrench (???): Current Status after M-Day unknown. Goodwrench was a mutant technopath who was last seen being led off to a psychiatric hospital after surrending himself to the Avengers after a monster truck rally where he made a mechanical dinosaur and monster trucks attack the crowd. Last Appearance: West Coast Avengers Annual #5.

Doctor Swaine (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Doctor Swaine was a mutant of amphibious (gills and green-hued skin) appearance who was last seen attending to the injuries of X-Force member El Guapo. Last Appearance: X-Statix #11.

Domina (???): Status currently unknown, believed deceased, possibly depowered. Domina was an energy manipulating member of the Neo with enhanced strength and reflexes, and 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.

Domino (Neena “Beatrice” Thurman): Retained her power to manipulate probability after M-Day. She was last romantically involved with her longtime partner/lover, Cable. She was last seen battling Banshee, who was resurrected as techno-organic virus-infected thralls of Selene, on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Doop (???): Reportedly deceased, however, the mysterious Daap creature found in Central America by Havok and Polaris at a time is said to be related to Doop, but at this time, the exact relationship between the two is unknown. Doop had the power to store items in an interdimensional cavity in his throat, and levitate. Last Appearance: X-Statix #26.

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12-11-2007, 02:18 AM

Doorman (DeMarr Davis): Retained his power to teleport via the Darkforce Dimension after M-Day. He is registered with the government per the SHRA, and is a member of the Great Lakes Initiative, stationed out of Wisconsin. DeMarr also has become the new Deathurge, gaining the power to bring souls to the afterlife. He was last seen welcoming her new teammate, Gravity, to the Wisconsin Initiative. Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #25.

Doppleganger (Wolfgang Helmet Heinreich): Current Status Unknown after M-Day. The shapeshifter has not been seen since a close escape from X-Factor (when it consisted of the Original Five X-Men) while impersonating Iceman. It is unknown if M-Day had any effect on Doppleganger. Last Appearance: X-Factor Annual #1.

Double, Alison: Current status unknown after the Decimation. Alison Double was a British clairvoyant and telepathic mutant. Last Appearance: Captain Britain (vol. 2) #14.

Double Helix (???): Current Status Unknown after the Decimation. Double Helix was a member of the London Morlocks with two heads, and has not been seen since the X-Men helped save him and his friends, who were being stalked by the mutant hunter, Mr. Clean. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #398.

Double Trouble (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Double Trouble consisted of twin sisters who were in a bioelectric symbiosis that allowed them to touch hands and dispel blasts of electricity, as well as fly. Last Appearance: Northstar #3.

Doug ???: Depowered by the Decimation. Doug is a head growing out of the back of fellow mutant, Jerry. It is unknown what the full potential of their gestalt powers was prior to M-Day. He was last seen granting an interview to Sally Floyd. Last Appearance: Civil War: Frontline #8.

Douglock (aka Doug Ramsey, aka Warlock): See Warlock.

Dragoness (Tamara Kurtz): Retained her power to create pyrotechnic flares on M-Day. The former member of the Mutant Liberation Front was last seen at the X-Men‘s new island home during a series of attacks by Emplate. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy Annual #1.

Dragon-Lord (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Dragon-Lord possessed enhanced senses, to compensate for his lack of sight. He was last seen being put into U.S. custody by Sunfire and Namor. Last Appearance: Sub-Mariner #54.

Dragonwing (???): Current Status Unknown after M-Day. A member of the Rising Sons, Dragonwing had the power to shapeshift into a dragon at will, and has not been seen since battling Generation X and the mercenary Paladin. Last Appearance: Generation X #54.

Dray (???): Depowered by the Decimation. It is unknown what Dray’s powers were prior to the Decimation, but he is a member of the X/M’s gang in Mutant Town, and was last seen being blasted by steam from a pipe before being saved from a fire by Monet St. Croix. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #31.

Dryad (Callie Betto): Deceased. Dryad was one of the student’s of Xavier’s depowered on M-Day, and aboard the bus that was blown up in a rocket attack by Reverend Stryker and the Purifiers. She was a chlorokinetic, or plant-manipulator. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #24.

Dummy (???): Dissipated, likely deceased. Dummy was a living gas, kept in a containment suit that was ruptured by shrapnel during the Omega Gang’s riot at the Xavier Institute. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #137.

Dust (Sooraya Qadir): Retained her power to become living sand after M-Day. She was last seen at the X-Men‘s Utopia battling against Sack, who had attacked several of the younger X-Men. Last Appearance: Psylocke #1.

Dynamite (Susan Svenson): Deceased. Lost her power to create small explosions on M-Day, and then was a victim of the serial killer The Ghoul, who was killing depowered mutants. Last Appearance: Generation M #2.

Dzemal (???): Current status unknown after M-Day, believed depowered. Dzemal was a mutant addicted to the drug, Toad Juice, who worked for Frankie Zapruder in Mutant Town, and had the power to glide through the air when the weather is clear. He was last seen fleeing the Mutant Town underground prior to the rampage of the serial killer known as the Worm. Last Appearance: District X #11.

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E., Kevin : Depowered by the Decimation. Kevin was a mutant member of F.O.O.M. (Former Order of Mutants) interviewed and photographed by Sally Floyd for her article about former mutants after M-Day. Last Appearance: Generation M #3.

Ebon (???): Current status unknown after M-Day. Ebon was a member of Emplate’s version of the Hellions that attacked Generation X. Ebon’s whereabouts, and the status of her power to break down molecular bonds, or psionically cause nerve endings to misfire after the Decimation are unknown. Last Appearance: Generation X #57.

Echo (Maya Lopez): Origin of powers inspecific, possibly a mutant. Echo was born with the power of photographic reflexes, a power some consider to be superhuman in nature, others simply an advanced ability to learn. Echo, regardless, still has her powers after M-Day, and was last seen as part of the resistance to the Skrull Invasion rallying in New York City. Last Appearance: Secret Invasion #7.

Ed ???: Depowered by the Decimation. Ed was a Morlock with unknown powers, who was last seen telling the X-Men about how his friend Joe Bugs was murdered by Xraven. Last Appearance: X-Men/Spider-Man #4.

El Aguila (Alejandro Montoya): Depowered by the Decimation. A former ally of Power Man and Iron Fist, El Aguila’s power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. However, in Civil War: Battle Damage Report, his name is still listed as a potential recruit for the Initiative, based off of his fencing skill. He was last seen during the Great Lakes Avengers membership drive that earned them their new member, Squirrel Girl. Last Appearance: GLA #2.

Electric Eve (Eve ???): Current status unknown after M-Day. Electric Eve was one of the Chicago area Morlocks and her current whereabouts are unknown, as are the current state of her power store and release electrical currents. Last Appearance: Morlocks #4.

El Guapo (Robbie Rodriguez): Deceased. El Guapo was a member of the X-Statix who crashed into a wall, managing to impale himself on his own symbiotic skateboard. Last Appearance: X-Statix #18.

Elixir (Josh Foley): Currently, Josh managed to regain his normal flesh-toned skin, and has retained his ability to manipulate organic matter after M-Day. His last romantic involvement was a make-out session with teammate Loa. He was last seen unconscious in the infirmary at Utopia, as Selene‘s army of techno-organic infected zombies began attacking. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21

Ell ???: Current status after M-Day unknown. Ell was a mutant covered in pink spots who was kidnapped by a mutant slave ring by another mutant named Poppa, and to be sold off for genetic experimentation to the highest bidder. She was rescued by Magneto, however, and sent to the Xavier Institute, since her mutation could not be used for any kind of combat. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 1) #36.

Elysia (???): Apparently alive, and retained her power to create telepathic illusions after the Decimation. Elysia was a member of the Neo, and was last seen in San Francisco, battling the Young X-Men. Last Appearance: Young X-Men #12.

Ember, Holly Ann: Current status after M-Day unknown. Holly Ann has the power to subconsciously teleport people to her side from anywhere on the globe. She has yet to learn how to consciously tap into this ability. Last Appearance: Marvel Graphic Novel #16: The Aladdin Effect.

Empath (Manuel Alfonso Rodrigo de la Rocha): Empath retained his empathic powers after M-Day. His last romantic relationship was with the disembodied spirit of Madelyne Pryor. He was last seen in the X-Brig at the X-Men‘s Utopia, being attacked by Harry Leland and Shinobi Shaw, who are now Selene‘s techno-organic thralls. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Emplate (Marius St. Croix): Retained his powers after the Decimation. The vampiric-like mutant Emplate was last seen attacking Generation X and his sisters, Penance (the twins) and Monet. He was last seen feeding upon his kidnapped victim, Bling. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #228.

Empyrean (Jonathon Bartholomew Chambers): Current Status Unknown, believed retained his power to drain mutant energy and cause side effects in his victims. Listed as a potential Initiative recruit in Civil War: Battle Damage Report, possibly meaning he retained his powers after M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) Annual #2.

Ent (???): Current Status unknown after M-Day. Ent was a New York City Morlock with superhuman strength and endurance, and it is still not determined if he drowned in the flooding of the New York sewers, or lost his powers due to the Decimation or not. Last Appearance: Web of Spider-Man #77.

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12-11-2007, 02:21 AM

Eosimias (???): Status unknown after M-Day, the tiger-like former student of the Xavier Institute is believed depowered. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #123.

Equilibrius (???):Equilibrius is not a mutant, but a Savage Land Mutate created by Magneto who has the power to psionically induce vertigo. His current status is unknown. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 2) #71.

Erg (???): Retained his power to store energy and channel it into blasts from his eye after M-Day. He was last seen on the X-Men‘s Utopia, during food deliveries. Last Appearance: Dark Reign: The List- X-Men #1.

Ernst (???): Retained her superhuman strength after the Decimation. She may be Cassandra Nova, living in disguise as one of the new Xavier recruits, or a girl with progeria. She was last seen at the X-Men‘s new island home just prior to an attack by Emplate. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy Annual #1.

Eugene ???: Status currently unknown after M-Day, believed depowered. Eugene was an Xavier Institute student who was part of Gambit’s squad at Academy X. Last Appearance: Gambit (vol. 4) #10.

Evans Jr., Willie: Deceased. Willie was a mutant capable of forming solid creations from his own thoughts at will, including once creating duplicates of X-Factor and the Fantastic Four that actually surpassed the originals in power. Last Appearance: Iron Man Annual #8.

Eve ???: Current status unknown after the Decimation, believed depowered. Eve was one of the students from Academy X taken out into Salem Center on Halloween to trick-or-treat by the staff. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #1.

Ever (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Ever, once one of the New York Morlocks would go on to join Gene Nation, and finally, the Dark Beast’s Brotherhood. He was last seen helping Havok prevent the Dark Beast from releasing an even stronger version of the Legacy Virus into the world. It is unknown if he retained his power to have his physical form consist solely of gray matter after M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #140.

Exodus (Paris Bennett aka Bennett du Paris): Retained his vast array of powers after M-Day, and formed a new team of Acolytes that has allied itself with Mr. Sinister and the Marauders. He was last seen being counseled by Professor X, and after taking his advice, he sent the rest of the Acolytes to San Francisco to meet with the X-Men, while he went into exile. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #225.

Explosa (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Explosa was a member of X’s Brotherhood who had the power to cause explosions from a distance. She was left behind in Bogota, Columbia, by the Brotherhood. Whether or not she survived the last explosion she caused, or if she did, if she retained her powers after M-Day is unknown. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #2.

Eyebeam (???): Deceased. Eyebeam was killed by Bishop, Randall, and Malcolm after time-travelling to the present day Earth-616 from Bishop’s timeline. He had the power to release coherent light particles from his eyes. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #283.

Eye Scream: Current status after M-Day unknown. Eye Scream was a mutant with the power to turn himself into ice cream. He was last seen frozen solid in the X-Men's Danger Room after Professor X turned the thermostat down enough to make him too solid to move. Last Appearance: Obnoxio the Clown vs. the X-Men #1.

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Fagin (???): Deceased. Fagin had the ability to transform into a purple humanoid with enhanced strength. He had his chest ripped open by Vivisector. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #9.

Falcones, Arturo: Depowered on M-Day. Arturo was a resident of Mutant Town who could create tiny creatures from his own body. Last Appearance: District X #7.

Famine (Autumn Rolfson): Current Status Unknown, believed depowered by the Decimation. One of Apocalypse’s Horsemen, Famine had the ability to dissolve organic matter, and after her last defeat, she supposedly was freed from Apocalypse’s influence and sent to live with her family in Ohio. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #295.

Fan Boy (Arthur Lundberg): Deceased. Fan boy died of a heart attack while finally fulfilling his dream of being a member of the X-Statix team, due to a chemical Lacuna injected him with. Last Appearance: X-Statix #5.

Fantomex (Charlie Cluster 7 aka Jean-Phillipe): Current status after M-Day unknown. A human-sentinel hybrid. He possesses enhanced reflexes, and a nervous system, E.V.A. that operates independently of him after the Decimation. This sometimes ally of the X-Men was last seen defending the World from agents of H.A.M.M.E.R. with Wolverine and Noh-Varr. Last Appearance: Dark Reign: The List- Wolverine #1.

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

Farnsworth, Vincent: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Vincent Farnsworth was a mutant with the power to phase through solid matter. He was last seen after escaping from within a bank vault that he was trapped in. Last Appearance: Tales of Suspense #6.

Fatale (Pamela Greenwood): Lost her powers to the Decimation, and would join the X-Cell terrorist organization in New York City. After having her powers restored by Quicksilver with the Terrigen Crystals, the restoration proved too unstable, and Fatale would flee into Abyss’ inter-dimensional chest cavity. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #20.

Feedback (Albert Louis): Current status unknown after M-Day. Feedback was a member of backup Canadian superteam, Beta Flight, and had various electrical powers. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol.1) #126.

Fellows, Percival B.: Deceased. Fellows was revealed to have been a one-time an ally of Magneto who had died from, as for now, unknown circumstances following his depowerment. Last mentioned: Uncanny X-Men #489.

Felon (Bobby Soul): Retained his powers after M-Day. Felon has the power to possess people, and have access to their thoughts and memories, but when he returns to his body, he would be slightly amnesiac. He was last seen with his friends rescuing Cameron Palmer and escaping captivity. Last Appearance: NYX: No Way Home #6.

Feral (Maria Callasantos): Feral (Maria Callasantos): Resurrected as a techno-organic thrall of Selene by Eli Bard. Feral originally lost her physical mutation to be a cat-human hybrid with enhanced physical attributes and claws after the Decimation, but somehow had it returned to her by the mysterious Romulus. She was killed by Sabertooth in Wolverine (vol. 3) #55. However, she turned up as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene in X-Force (vol. 3) #21. She was last seen attacking X-23 and Dr. Nemesis on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

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12-11-2007, 02:23 AM

Feron: Human magic user. Has not been seen since the wedding of Captain Britain and Meggan. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 1) #125.

Fever Pitch (???): Deceased. Fever Pitch retained his pyrokinetic powers after M-Day. He was killed when injected with the Legacy Virus by the Leper Queen and forced to be a suicide bomber against humans, to cause anti-mutant sentiment. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #13.

Filthy Frankie (Francis Zapruder): Current status after M-Day uncertain, supposedly depowered. Frankie had an ever-shifting, putrid body odor. Last Appearance: Mutopia X #5.

Fiona (Fiona ???): Believed deceased. A member of X’s Brotherhood, Fiona had the power to reanimate the dead as zombies. Malcolm Reeves claimed to have killed her while torturing her to interrogate her. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #5.

Firebug (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Firebug had the ability to detonate himself in a blast of fire and was last seen battling Alpha Flight. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #111.

Firestar (Angelica “Angel” Jones): Retained her mutant pyrokinetic powers after the Decimation struck, but upon the passing of the SHRA, Firestar refused to register, and instead chose to retire from her career as a vigilante, opting to go back to college. She was last seen helping free Hellcat from her captivity in Hell at the hands of Damien Hellstrom. Last Appearance: Marvel Divas #4.

Fitzroy, Trevor (aka the Chronomancer aka White Rook): Currently deceased. Trevor Fitzroy was a mutant who could open portals in time after draining the life-force of other people. He was apparently killed when he was dissipated into the timestream. As with any time-travelling character, though, there's always a way for them to return. Last Appearance: Bishop: The Last X-Man #14.

Fixx (??? Aka Jane Doe): Status unknown after the Decimation. Fixx was a human mutant with the power to manifest "psychic sprites". She was from the same alternate future as Bishop and Shard. She may still be trying to perform missions on behalf of the X.U.E. in present day Marvel 616. Her current whereabouts are unknown. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 2) #149.

Flambe (???): Depowered by the Decimation. Flambe was a member of the Hell’s Belles, and a firemanipulator, whose power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol.1) #81.

Flashback (Gardner Monroe): Current status unknown after M-Day. Flashback was a member of Alpha Flight with the power to draw some of his future selves back in time to assist him in the past. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #28.

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12-11-2007, 02:24 AM

Flatman (Dr. Val Ventura): Retained his power to be two-dimensional after M-Day, and upon the passing of the SHRA, he, like his Great Lakes Avengers teammates all registered to become the Great Lakes Initiative, stationed in their home in Wisconsin. He recently has come out of the closet, and admitted to his homosexuality, but the closest he’s had to a romantic encounter was ending up turning into an origami sailboat to beat up Deadpool, and winding up floating in the tub with a naked Wade Wilson. He was last seen welcoming her new teammate, Gravity, to the Wisconsin Initiative. Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #25.

Flex (Adrian Corbo): Depowered on M-Day. The former Alpha Flight and Beta Flight member Flex lost his power to turn his body into malleable metal. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 2) #142.

Floyd, Minnie: Deceased. Minnie was the daughter of journalist Sally Floyd whose mutation was to start aging in reverse. She would eventually die after de-aging until she died from her body eventually moving from premature baby-age, to near-fetal age. Last Appearance (in flashback): Generation M #5.

Flubber (???): Depowered by the Decimation. One of Gambit’s students at Academy X, who had a bouncy body and advanced agility. His current whereabouts are unknown. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #174.

Flynn, Alexander: Current status unknown after the Decimation. The illegitimate son of Doctor Doom, and leader of the Gladiators, Alexander Flynn was a low-level telepath with the power to hypnotize others into doing his bidding. He was last seen in his actual body by Dazzler and Beast, and a hologram of him presented by the Shadow King was last seen by Shadowcat and the New Mutants. Last Appearance: Beauty and the Beast #4.

Fontanelle (Gloria Dayne): Current status unknown, believed depowered. An ally of Gambit, Fontanelle’s whereabouts, and the status of her powers after the Decimation are unknown. Last Appearance: Gambit (vol. 3) #24.

Forearm (Michael McCain): Michael McCain has been named before as both a mutant, and a Savage Land Mutate. He was supposedly killed in Madripoor during Mr. X’s fighting tournament by Anaconda, but resurfaced to battle Cable and X-Force alongside the Mutant Liberation Front. He was, however, listed as depowered on the SHIELD screen monitoring the Collective in New Avengers #18. He was last believed to be seen, with two withered looking extra arms, working at the Gene Pool Bar in San Francisco. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #513.

Forearm II (Jorge Lucas): [COLOR="Red"]Deceased. Jorge’s tombstone is one of many in the graveyard on the Xavier estate in New X-Men (vol. 2) #8. He most likely died in Xorn’s assault on the Xavier Mansion. The Forearm listed as depowered in New Avengers #18 is more than likely Michael McCain. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #147.

Forever Man (??? aka Morgan MacNeil Hardy aka Willy aka numerous others): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Forever Man was an immortal mutant who upon dying, would turn quickly into ash, then age through fetal stages to the age of a young child. He maintained his memory through this transformation. He was last seen battling the Avengers, being defeated and reverting to a boy who claimed he had no memory of being the Forever Man. Last Appearance: Avengers (vol. 1) #218.

Forge (???): Forge (???): Believed deceased. Forge was unaffected by M-Day and still retained his abilities to be a super-genius inventor. He was last seen at the High Evolutionary’s base at Wundagore Mountain, as it was shot with a two-zeta watt quantum laser from an orbiting satellite by Agent Brand and S.W.O.R.D. It is unknown if he survived this large blast or not. Last appearance: Astonishing X-Men #30.

Freakshow (???): Depowered on M-Day. Was temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists, with help from Quicksilver, but could not change back into his human form from his monstrous form. The effects of the Mists eventually wore off, leaving him human again. Last Appearance: Son of M #5.

Frederick ???: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Frederick was a mutant with mental powers, the ability to absorb radiation, and a burning touch whose father was killed in a mining accident. He reacted violently to his father’s death, kidnapping those he felt responsible and putting them in the same mine. He was last seen being carted away in custody by Fred Duncan and the FBI after attacking the Xavier Institute. Last Appearance: X-Men: First Class Finals #2.

Frenzy (Joanna Cargill): Retained her powers of enhanced strength, reflexes, and durability after M-Day. She was last seen battling the Dark Avengers and Dark X-Men on the X-Men‘s new island base in San Francisco Bay. Last Appearance: Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Exodus #1.

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12-11-2007, 02:25 AM

Frida ???: Current status unknown, likely depowered. One of many students controlled by Cassandra Nova and forced to attack Wolverine, but one of the few given a name. This eyeglass-wearing telepath is believed to have been depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #126.

Friedlander, Sharon: Deceased. Sharon was killed by Frenzy while trying to protect a young mutant from being kidnapped by the Acolytes. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #298.

Frost, Adrienne: Deceased. Adrienne Frost was shot in the head by her sister, Emma, following her bombing of the Massachusetts Academy. Last Appearance: Generation X #70.

Frost, Cordelia: Current Status Unknown. A powerful empath, Cordelia has not been seen since she tried to auction off the young Samoan mutant, Mondo, to Shinobi Shaw in a bid to join the Hellfire Club. It is also unknown if she kept her powers after the Decimation. Last Appearance: Generation X #61.

Fugue (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Fugue was a member of the New York City Morlocks with razor-sharp claws, and enhanced strength, agility, speed, and durability. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 2) #157.

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12-11-2007, 02:27 AM

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Gaia (???): The current whereabouts and the status of the powers of this reality-warping, millennia-old inter-dimensional mutant are unknown. She’s not appeared since leaving with her luggage from Emma Frost’s Massachusetts Academy. Last Appearance: Generation X #51.

Gambit (Remy Lebeau): Unaffected by M-Day, Gambit nonetheless bartered a deal with Apocalypse to become his Horseman, Death, hoping to sabotage his plans to conquer the world. He gained poisonous gas powers in this metamorphosis, but apparently has had them suppressed (but not lost completely) in some unknown bargain with Mr. Sinister, in exchange for his service as a Marauder until Essex’s “death”. He was last seen in San Francisco, breaking into a H.A.M.M.E.R. facility and destroying the Omega Machine. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy Annual #1.

Gamesmaster (Harold Smith): Current status after M-Day unknown. Gamesmaster, one of Shinobi Shaw’s Upstarts, was an omnipath, and could simultaneously remain in contact with all minds on the planet via the astral plane. He was last seen controlling the Weisman Institute for the Criminally Insane before disappearing. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) Annual 1997.

Gargouille (Lavinia LeBlanc): Retained her powers after M-Day. Gargouille is still a part of the Acolytes, but was part of an isolated cell of them separate from Exodus. She was last seen being knocked out by Nightcrawler during "Messiah CompleX". Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #492.

Garrett, Jeffrey: Apparently deceased, off panel. A student at the Xavier Insitute, Garrett would be in mid-teleport during Xorn’s attack on the school, and would end up being permanently separated from his body. However, at M-Day, he lost his X-Gene, and his ghostlike form has not been seen at the mansion since. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #9.

Garrison, Dr. Sean: Current Status Unknown, likely depowered. The lothario father of Wallflower who used his pheromone powers to get Wallflower’s mom pregnant was likely depowered on M-Day, but no confirmation of this has been given yet. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 2) #4.

Garza, Dave: Current status unknown after the Decimation. Dave Garza is a cat-human hybrid who was last seen in the town of Mount Haven. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #30.

Garza, Herman: Current status unknown after the Decimation. Herman Garza was last seen in the town of Mount Haven. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #30.

Garza, Jorge: Current status unknown after the Decimation. Jorge Garza was last seen in the town of Mount Haven. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #30.

Garza, Louise: Current status unknown after the Decimation. Louise Garza was last seen in the town of Mount Haven. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #30.

Garza, ???: Current status unknown after the Decimation. An unnamed member of the Garza family last seen in the town of Mount Haven. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #30.

Gateway (???): Retained his powers after M-Day. The Aborigine teleporter was still powered after M-Day, and came under attack of the Marauders in their attempt to eliminate any mutant with knowledge of any future events, or alternate timelines. He was seen falling out of a window during this attack but survived, as he was last seen giving his blessing to Eden Fesi to join the Secret Warriors. Last Appearance: Secret Warriors #4.

Gaza (???): Current status unknown after the decimation. Gaza is not a mutant, but a Savage Land Mutate created by Magneto who is blind, but has a radar sense to compensate. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #459.

Gazer (???): Deceased. Was depowered on M-Day, but bartered a deal with Apocalypse to become his new Horseman of War. He was killed in an act of betrayal by Apocalypse’s servant, Ozymandias, who ran through Gazer from behind with a sword. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #186.

Gehringer, Pete: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Pete was a mutant with pink skin, webbed fingers, three toes on each foot, and has the ability to jump long distances. He was last seen being saved by the DC Universe's Flash, who was on Earth-616. Last Appearance: JLA/Avengers #1.

Geldoff (???): (See Proton)

Genesis (Tyler Dayspring aka Mr. Tolliver): Deceased. Genesis was the leader of the Dark Riders, and either the son of Cable, or Stryfe. He was killed by Wolverine after trying to replace his lost (at the time) adamantium skeleton. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 2) #100.

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12-11-2007, 02:30 AM

Gentle (Nehnzo Abidemi): Retained his powers after the Decimation, and still keeps his size-changing powers kept in check by vibranium tattoos. He was last seen at the X-Men‘s Utopia battling against Sack, who had attacked several of the younger X-Men. Last Appearance: Psylocke #1.

Germaine ???: Deceased. A pyrokinetic mutant, Germaine was beaten to death by an angry mob before Emma Frost, Beast, or Cyclops could save him. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #156.

Ghazkihanian, Carter: Status unknown after M-Day. Carter was last seen leaving the Xavier institute with his mother, Nurse Annie, and chatting with a mysterious female intangible entity in the back seat of their car. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #164.

Ghoul, The (???): Believed Deceased. Retained his powers after M-Day and became a mutant serial killer of depowered mutants. Last Appearance: Generation M #5.

Ghost Girl II (Lilli ???): Current Status Unknown, possibly depowered. Ghost Girl was a member of Alpha and Beta Flight who had the power of intangibility. She has not been seen since the celebration for Alpha Flight’s victory at Devil’s Bay over the Hell Pounder. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 2) #20.

Gibbon (Martin Black aka Martin Siamang): Status of powers after M-Day is unknown, but maintained his physical mutation. The Gibbon has seemingly been intimidated into living out his life without being a criminal, after he received burns on seventy-five percent of his body in the bombing of Stilt-Man’s funeral by the Punisher. Last Appearance: Punisher War Journal (vol. 2) #16.

Gideon: Deceased. The External mutant with the ability to absorb and copy the skills and powers of those nearby was killed when he had his energies absorbed by Selene. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #53.

Gin Genie (Rebecca “Beckah” Parker): Deceased. Member of X-Force, X-Statix killed in the Boys-R-Us Massacre. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #116.

Ginniyeh (???): Deceased. She was a member of the Neyaphem, the group of extra-dimensional ancient mutants mistaken for demons. Ginniyeh was killed when Iceman absorbed all the moisture from her body, killing her. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #434.

Ginsberg, Sharon: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Sharon was a mutant with bat wings, enhanced strength, and clawed hands. She was last seen being knocked out by El Guapo of X-Force. Last Appearance: X-Statix #9.

Glob Herman: Retained his powers after M-Day. Herman was a member of the Omega Gang, currently still in jail for the crimes he committed while a student at Xavier’s. He was last seen in San Francisco during rioting that broke out during protests over Proposition X. Last Appearance: Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopia #1.

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12-11-2007, 02:31 AM

Gloom (???): This blindness-causing mutant was listed as one of the mutant energies that made up the Collective in New Avengers #18, confirming he has lost his X-Gene. He may have been killed in Reverend Stryker’s attack on students who had lost their powers leaving the Xavier Institute. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #23.

Glow Worm (???): Deceased. Glow Worm was a member of the Morlocks who died helping the New Mutants battle the High Evolutionary. Last Appearance: New Mutants Annual #4.

Goblyn (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Goblyn was a female mutant with enhanced strength and durability last seen battling the Master of the World as a member of Alpha Flight. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #120.

Goblyn Queen (Madelyne Pryor aka Red Queen): Technically deceased. Retained her telepathic and telekinetic powers after M-Day. The clone of Jean Grey was apparently dead in “Inferno”, as of X-Factor (vol. 1) #38. However, a second woman claiming to be Madelyne appeared in X-Man #5, albeit amnesiac. In X-Man #25, it was claimed that this Maddie was a “psychic construct”. Then, later in X-Man #67, the new Madelyne claimed she was Jean Grey from an alternate universe, and that she had taken the place of X-Man’s Maddie long ago. The X-Man series ended without any further mentioning of Madelyne Pryor, however in Cable (vol. 1) #76, her psionic ghost appeared on the astral plane, stripped of all her powers. The Red Queen, the leader of the Sisterhood, also claimed that she was Madelyne Pryor’s disembodied consciousness in Uncanny X-Men #511, while she was foiled in an attempt to find a new body to host herself. Last Appearance: Let’s say Uncanny X-Men #511.

Gogo Tomago (???): Retained her powers after the Decimation. Gogo was a member of the Japanese superhero team, the Big Hero 6 had the ability to manufacture a sphere of high-velocity explosive plasma. She was last seen helping a group of aliens stranded on Earth repair their shuttle and return home. Last Appearance: Big Hero Six (vol. 2) #5.

Golden Boy (Paul Patterson): Depowered by the Decimation. An energy manipulator, Golden Boy’s power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Marvel Team Up (vol. 3) #2.

Golubev, Mikula: Current Status Unknown, likely depowered. While there is no confirmation over his current whereabouts, or the status of his telepathic and telekinetic abilities, Golubev has not been seen since being foiled in his attempts to start a second Ice Age with the Bogatyri by the West Coast Avengers and Wolvrine. Last Appearance: Avengers West Coast #87.

Gorgeous George (George Blair): Current Status Unknown. George was the member of the Nasty Boys who had a tar-like elasticity to his body, and was a repeated foe of X-Factor. His current whereabouts and the status of his powers after the Decimation are unknown. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #105.

Gorgon II (Tomi Shishido): Gorgon has the power to turn opponents to stone with his stare, and while he died when he had his own power turned back upon himself in Wolverine (vol. 3) #32, he was last seen being resurrected by the Hand on behalf of HYDRA. Last Appearance: Secret Warriors #2.

Goth (???): Deceased. Goth was a mutant crime lord who died when he was overloaded with energy by Rogue, who at the time had Gambit’s powers. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #385.

Gottberg, Ankhi: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Ankhi was a Swedish mutant with jet black skin, and a third eye that she could use to blind people. She was last seen being recruited by the government for an unknown purpose. Last Appearance: Muties #5.

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12-11-2007, 02:33 AM

Grace ???: Current status after M-Day unknown. Grace was a telepath who was blind in her two eyes, but had a third she could psionically "see" out of. She was last seen being saved from a gang of mutant haters by Nightcrawler. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #7.

Graymalkin (???): Retained his powers after the Decimation. Greymalkin is a mutant ancestor of Professor X, who is 200 years old, and has enhanced physical attributes, provided he remains in darkness. He was last seen on the X-Men‘s Utopia, during food deliveries. Last Appearance: Dark Reign: The List- X-Men #1.

Green Ghost (Mary Purcell): Believed deceased. Green Ghost was an energized mist who could inhabit mutants and increase their abilities. She was killed when she tried to bond herself permanently to Gambit, and was discorpreated, seemingly permanently. Last Appearance: Gambit Annual 1999.

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

Greystone (Devlin Greystone): Deceased. Greystone, a human mutant from the same alternate future as Bishop and Shard, died when he tried to create a time machine to return to his own time, but it proved unstable and killed him in its explosion. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 2) #149.

Grizzly (Theodore Wyatt Winchester): Deceased. Grizzly was a member of the Six Pack who died when Domino was forced to kill him while under the control of Genesis. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 2) #24.

Groonk (???): Current status after M-Day Unknown. Groonk was a Morlock with enhanced strength, an energy-draining eye beam, and limited intelligence. He also seemed particular about dressing in a Santa suit and was last seen battling Thor in the New York City underground. Last Appearance: Thor (vol. 1) #444.

Gunderson, Milo: Retained his powers after the Decimation. Milo is a mutant with child-like intelligence and great strength who had his body taken over by the psychic imprint of the long since believed dead villain, Cyber. Last Appearance: Wolverine: Origins #17.

Guthrie, Jebediah “Jeb”: Depowered due to the Decimation. Brother to Husk and Cannonball, Jebediah was last seen in a near-death state after being poisoned by a genetic sample given to him by the Dark Beast as a bargaining chip to the rest of the Guthrie family to provide DNA samples. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #203.

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12-11-2007, 02:36 AM

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Hack (???): Depowered on M-Day. The Genoshan mutant was temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists, with help from Quicksilver, but had very erratic control over his telepathy. The effects of the Mists eventually wore off, leaving him human again. Last Appearance: Son of M #5.

Hacker, Tim: Deceased. Tim Hacker had six fingers on each hand and blue skin, lost his powers on M-Day and then was a victim of the serial killer The Ghoul, who was killing depowered mutants. Last Appearance: Generation M #2.

Hairbag (Michael Suggs): Current Status Unknown after the Decimation. Hairbag was the member of the Nasty Boys and a repeated foe of X-Factor. His current whereabouts and the status of his powers after the Decimation are unknown. Last Appearacne: X-Factor (vol. 1) #105.

Hamilton, Patricia: Depowered on M-Day. Patricia Hamilton was a mutant with aquatic, mermaid-like features who was disqualified from Olympic competition, and then took to performing as an act in an adult revue in Mutant Town. She has not been seen since M-Day. Last Appearance: Mutopia X #5.

Hannah ???: Current Status Unknown after the Decimation. Hannah was a six-armed mutant who worked as a chef in the cafeteria of the Xavier Academy. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #157.

Hanransha (Asahi Verschlagen aka Vershuct 1): Deceased. Hanransha could channel a synaptic response through metal that could short circuit nervous systems, which he would often employ through throwing darts. He was killed when he was drained of his body’s energy by his mother. Last Appearance: X-Force Annual 1999.

Hardy, Colin: Possibly deceased. Colin Hardy would lose his powers, and his family due to the Decimation. He had a misguided belief that humans were responsible for the loss of his powers, and his death, so he decided to strike back by bomber in the London Subway, killing himself in the process. It is not clearly stated if Colin’s attack was a suicide bombing, or one of many planned bombings. Last Appearance: New Excalibur #6.

Hardy, Jennifer: Deceased. A member of the Scarlet Knights, a family of performers that all could fly, and would use their powers to perform aerobatic stunts for entertainment. Died in mid-flight on M-Day, when their powers failed, they all fell to their death. Last Appearance: New Excalibur #6.

Hardy, Malcolm: Deceased. A member of the Scarlet Knights, a family of performers that all could fly, and would use their powers to perform aerobatic stunts for entertainment. Died in mid-flight on M-Day, when their powers failed, they all fell to their death. Last Appearance: New Excalibur #6.

Hardy, ??? Mr. : Deceased. A member of the Scarlet Knights, a family of performers that all could fly, and would use their powers to perform aerobatic stunts for entertainment. Died in mid-flight on M-Day, when their powers failed, they all fell to their death. Last Appearance: New Excalibur #6.

Hardy, ??? Mrs.: Deceased. A member of the Scarlet Knights, a family of performers that all could fly, and would use their powers to perform aerobatic stunts for entertainment. Died in mid-flight on M-Day, when their powers failed, they all fell to their death. Last Appearance: New Excalibur #6.

Hardy, Ned: Deceased. A member of the Scarlet Knights, a family of performers that all could fly, and would use their powers to perform aerobatic stunts for entertainment. Died in mid-flight on M-Day, when their powers failed, they all fell to their death. Last Appearance: New Excalibur #6.

Hardy, Nell “Little Nell”: Deceased. A member of the Scarlet Knights, a family of performers that all could fly, and would use their powers to perform aerobatic stunts for entertainment. Died in mid-flight on M-Day, when their powers failed, they all fell to their death. Last Appearance: New Excalibur #6.

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12-11-2007, 02:37 AM

Harmony (???): Status Unknown after the Decimation, believed depowered. Harmony was a member of the London Morlocks with the power to breathe underwater, and has not been seen since the X-Men helped save her and her friends, who were being stalked by the mutant hunter, Mr. Clean. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #398.

Harness (Erika Benson): Current Status Unknown after M-Day. Harness had herself energy shackle powers that she would wield on her son Piecemeal to make him travel with her to gather the energies of the dead mutant Proteus, for A.I.M inside of Piecemeal. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 1) Annual #7.

Harpoon (Kodiak Noatak): Currently has his mutant power to charge objects with energy. Depowered by the Decimation, but somehow has seemingly regained his powers from Mr. Sinister, and two of his clones were seen battling X-Force in Japan. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #9.

Harris, Dezmond: Lost his mutant leaping abilities as a result of the Decimation. Last Appearance: Generation M #2.

Havok (Alex Summers): Not depowered by M-Day, Havok still has his power to wield plasma energy and he has rekindled his on-again, off-again relationship with Polaris. He was last seen leaving Chandilar, in the Starjammer. Last appearance: War of Kings #6.

Hawkshaw (???): Current status unknown, possibly depowered. Hawkshaw was one of the Genoshan Magistrates who made up The Press Gang, and fled Genosha upon Magneto’s rise to power there. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 2) #27.

Hayes, Alice: Deceased. Alice Hayes was a mutant telepath, and a member of the Los Angeles based group of villains known as the Pride. She was last seen dying when attempting to summon the Gibborim to rule the Earth. Last Appearance: Runaways (vol. 1) #18.

Hayes, Gene: Deceased. Gene Hayes was a mutant telepath, and a member of the Los Angeles based group of villains known as the Pride. He was last seen dying when attempting to summon the Gibborim to rule the Earth. Last Appearance: Runaways (vol. 1) #18.

Hazard (Carter Alexander Ryking): Depowered on M-Day. A one time foe of the X-Men, Hazard had the mutant ability to fly and project energy blasts. Hazard’ s power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #13.

Headhunter (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Headhunter was a female mutant with pale white skin, and red hair and eyes who had the power to mesmerize and control others, for periods lasting up to years. She was last seen escaping a pursuing Sub-Mariner. Last Appearance: Namor (vol. 1) #9.

Healer (???): Deceased. Healer was one of the New York City Morlocks with a healing touch, who died overexerting his power to revive a badly wounded Callisto. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #291.

Hellion (Julian Keller): Retained his telekinetic powers after M-Day. His last official romantic relationship was with Wind Dancer, but he currently seems to have a possible attraction to X-23. Hellion was last seen battling Rusty Collins, who was resurrected as techno-organic virus-infected thralls of Selene, on Utopia with Prodigy and Surge. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Hemingway (???): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Hemingway was a member of Gene Nation with enhanced strength and a spiky, tough exoskeleton. He was killed by a vengeful Agent Zero in Weapon X (vol. 2) #21. However, he turned up as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene in X-Force (vol. 3) #21. He was last seen battling Archangel on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

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12-11-2007, 02:39 AM

Hepzibah (real name unpronounceable): Hepzibah is not a mutant, but an alien from the planet Tryl’sart. She has, however, served both as a member of the Starjammers, and the X-Men. After being widowed by Corsair during the “Rise and Fall of the Shi’ar Empire” story arc, she has not waited long to start a romance with Warpath. Hepzibah was last seen on the X-Men‘s Utopia, during food deliveries. Last Appearance: Dark Reign: The List- X-Men #1.

Hobbes, Andrea: Status after M-Day unknown. It is unknown what powers Andrea had, if any, but she had a physical mutation of an enlarged forehead, as well as an X-gene, which she passed on to her son, Winston, who would become the serial killer known as the Worm. Last Appearance: District X #10.

Hobbes, Walker: Status after M-Day unknown. It is unknown what powers Walker had, if any, but he had a physical mutation of being extroadinarily hairy, as well as an X-gene, which he passed on to his son, Winston, who would become the serial killer known as the Worm. Last Appearance: District X #10.

Hogan, Dennis: Deceased. Dennis Hogan was the young mutant with reptilian features who was beaten to death by anti-mutant college students while Professor Xavier was in contact with his mind telepathically. Last Appearance: X-Men: Prime #1.

Hollow (???): Originally, a dense skinned, razor sharp clawed mutant member at Generation X named Yvette, the mutant known as Penance would eventually be revealed to be Monet St. Croix, held in that form by the villain Emplate while her two sisters used their powers to impersonate Monet. Eventually, Monet and twin sisters would switch places, with the twins becoming Penance. Finally, the twins would be freed and this same body would now be a separate entity, known as Hollow. Most recently, in Los Angeles, the creature known as Hollow was seen fleeing a battle between the members of the Loners, leaving with Phil Urich, the onetime Green Goblin. Her current whereabouts or motives are unknown. Last Appearance: Loners #6.

Holocaust (??? Aka Nemesis): Apparently deceased. Holocaust is supposedly the son of Apocalypse and an unknown mother from Earth-295 (Age of Apocalypse) who came to Earth-616 after battling X-Man near the M’Kraan crystal and would serve as one of Onslaught’s emissaries. He soon was drafted as a member of the Exiles, and was apparently killed on that team when they were battling Hyperion, who cracked Holocaust's armor with a headbutt, then snorted in Holocaust’s energy state, and somehow apparently metabolized it. Seriously. Last Appearance: Exiles #62.

Honda, Seiji: Current status after M-Day unknown. Seiji was a Japanese mutant who could animate lifeless objects like they were toys. He was last seen crippled in a hospital bed, after falling out a window and breaking his legs. Last Appearance: Muties #2.

Honcho (James MacDonald): Current status after M-Day unknown. Honcho was a member of Team America a.k.a. the Thunderiders, and had the power to project his strength, stamina, and knowledge into another collective being along with the other members of Team America. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 1) #6.

Hope I (Esparanza Ling): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Hope was a Cuban mutant who could alter any existing matter into techno-matter at will. Last Appearance: Warlock #4.

Hope II (???): Status Unknown, not old enough yet to manifest an X-Gene, whether depowered or not. Hope was a member of the London Morlocks and the baby daughter of Harmony. She was last seen in the far future, being attacked while on a Celestial ship by the Brood. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 2) #18.

Hope III (aka Hope Summers aka the Messiah Baby aka Throat-Slicer): Born after M-Day, with unknown mutant powers. Thus far, Hope has been shown to be capable of curing bizarre conditions, like Rogue of both Strain 88, and the minds from the Hecatomb. She also was shown in one panel with what appeared to be an image of the Phoenix in her eye. She was last seen in the far future, fleeing from an attack by the Brood with Cable. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 2) #20.

Horrocks, Ned: Deceased. One of the 198, and friend of Jamie Braddock who retained his powers after M-Day but was killed by the First Fallen after he attacked it. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #473.

Host (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Host was a female mutant who could store bacteria, germs, or viral agents in her body, and then release them on command to infect her opponents. She has not been seen since being defeated by Mystique and was supposedly placed in stasis by authorities. Last Appearance: Mystique #10.

Hub (???): Depowered on M-Day. Hub was temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists, with help from Quicksilver, but had very erratic control over his teleportation power. The effects of the Mists eventually wore off, leaving him human again. Last Appearance: Son of M #5.

Hudson, Victor: Retained his powers after the Decimation. Victor Hudson has enhanced strength and durability, is the long-lost relative to Alpha Flight’s James McDonald Hudson, as well as the enforcer for the mysterious Romulus. He was last seen with Romulus in a secret location. Last Appearance: Wolverine Origins #41.

Hump (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Hump was a New York City Morlock with enhanced strength and endurance. He may have died in the flooding of the Morlock Tunnels, and even if he survived that tragedy, he may have been depowered by the Decimation. He was last seeing retreating after Cable shot fellow Morlock Brute in the head. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 1) #100.

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12-11-2007, 02:41 AM

Humus Sapien (Sonny Baredo): Current status after M-Day unknown. Humus Sapien is a mutant with a direct link to the Earth’s biosphere, giving him various powers over plants, and the earth. Last Appearance: Thunderbolts (vol. 1) #55.

Hunter, Henrietta: Deceased. A member of X-Statix, although her animated corpse still managed to get up an issue after her death. Last Appearance (as a vengeful zombie): X-Statix #18.

Huntsman (aka Weapon XII): Not just a mutant, but a hyper-evolved mutant cyborg. Huntsman had the power to spread his consciousness like a virus through anyone he touched, or anyone whom an infected person touched. He was killed when his internal kill-switch was detonated by Fantomex. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #129.

Hurricane IV (???): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. A member of Apocalypse’s Dark Riders with wind powers, Hurricane was killed in the explosion caused when Wolverine’s body rejected a new adamantium skeleton, and shards of adamantium pierced his body in Wolverine (vol. 2) #100. However, he turned up as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene in X-Force (vol. 3) #21. He was last seen attacking Dazzler and Psylocke on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Husk (Paige Guthrie): Not affected by the Decimation, Paige maintained her power to metamorph by shedding her skin. She was last romantically involved with Warren Worthington III. She was last seen in San Francisco moving from the Marin Base to the X-Men‘s new island home. Last Appearance: Dark Avengers #8.

Hutchinson, Douglas: Current status after M-Day unknown. Hutchinson was a mutant with unnamed powers who once was romantically involved with Emma Frost, and when he married a woman who disliked mutants, Emma, in attendance at his wedding, revealed his mutant status to all the guests who were not aware. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #4.

Hydro (Floyd Carter): Deceased. This amphibious mutant was swimming underwater at the Xavier Institute when the Decimation hit, and he drowned as a result. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #20.

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Icarus (Jay Guthrie): Deceased. Icarus retained his powers after M-Day, but was killed by Reverend Stryker himself after unwittingly revealing the bus full of depowered students would be leaving the Xavier Institute. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #28.

Iceman (Bobby Drake): Currently an active member of the X-Men, and retained his power of cryokinesis on M-Day. His last romantic history was when he had a fling with Mystique before she betrayed him and the X-Men to the Marauders. He was last seen battling Darkstar, who was resurrected as techno-organic virus-infected thralls of Selene, on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Indra (Paras Gavaskar): Retained his power to create armored plates on his body after the Decimation. Indra is still currently enrolled at the Xavier Institute, believed to be one of the youngest confirmed mutants on the planet. He was last seen at the X-Men‘s new island home during a series of attacks by Emplate. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy Annual #1.

Inferno (Tony Romeo): Deceased. On M-Day, this character ended up combusting when he lost his fire-related powers. Last Appearance: Generation M #1.

Ink (Eric Gitter): Not a mutant, but a human given tattoos that grant him powers by a mutant. Ink has the power to inflict certain abilities on others, by touching people with tattoos on his body, invoking an effect based off of the tattoo in question. For example, he has punched through walls with a tattoo of an explosive, touched people with a biohazard symbol, to make others ill, and a tattoo on his head that gives him limited telepathy. He was last seen in San Francisco, in a coma, after using a Phoenix tattoo to cure Dust of cellular degradation. Last Appearance: Young X-Men #12.

Inkosi, Shola (aka Inkose, Shola): Depowered due to the Decimation, was temporarily repowered by Quicksilver and the Terrigen Mists, only to end up without his X-Gene again. Last Appearance: Son of M #5.

Integer (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Integer is a member of Gene Nation who lives in a mathematical state of existence, making him intangible and capable of scrambling the thought patterns of others. He was last seen battling X-Man and Generation X. Last Appearance: X-Man #50.

Inza (Inza ???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. This Peruvian mutant and member of the Shining Path was last seen in prison, with an eardrum ruptured by Cable. It is unknown if she retained her powers after M-Day. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 2) #100.

Irina (???): Depowered due to the Decimation, losing the many mouths she had that formed a ring around her neck. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #150.

Iron Curtain (Simas Androvich): Deceased. Iron Curtain was a mutant with Super Strength and endurance and an invulnerable body. He was killed by the cyborg assassin, Foxfire. Last Appearance: Soviet Super-Soldiers #1.

Iron Maiden II (???): Current status unknown after M-Day. Iron Maiden II is a member of Gene Nation who has feral strength, speed, agility, and reflexes, and bio-armor plating makes her highly resilient to injury and is sharpened into razor edged spines and talons. Last Appearance: X-Man #50.

Irving ???: Depowered by the Decimation. Irving is one of the New York City Morlocks, and he lost his powers on M-Day. Last Appearance: Generation M #4.

Ishihara, Shirow: Current status unknown after M-Day. Shirow had the power to secrete a will-sapping gas, and was being harvested to supply the gas. Last Appearance: Gambit (vol. 3) #7.

Ivanova, Elena (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Elena Ivanova was the daughter of Epsilon Red, and a mutant telepath. She at one time was a romantic interest for Maverick, and was last seen hospitalized after feeling psychic backlash from Maverick’s near death at the hands of Hammer and Sickle, when he was thrown out of a plane. Last Appearance: Maverick #12.

Ivich (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Ivich was a green, elf-like mutant who battled the New Mutants in gladatorial combat, before being set free by Dazzler. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 1) #31.

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Jacob ???: Believed Deceased. Jacob was a mutant with the power to discorpreate. However, before he could gain full mastery of his powers, he lost control of them and turned completely into air. He spent his last hours with Kitty Pryde. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #7.

Jack-in-the-Box (Jack ???): Current status unknown after M-Day. Jack was last seen as the resident telepath of Weapon X, but existed as a torn body thrown together in a box that had maintained sentience despite dismemberment. He was the resident telepath at the Neverland Camps, and would read the minds of incoming prisoners during their admissions to the prison. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #5.

Jackson, Lucas: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Lucas was a horribly deformed child from birth, and had the power to create feelings of love and euphoria in others. He was last seen fleeing to live in Attilan amongst the Inhumans, who he believed would not judge him based off of his visage. Last Appearance: The Thing (vol. 1) #4.

Jade Dragon (Dei Guan): Current status unknown after the Decimation. This Chinese mutant was a member of China Force, a superhero team from of course, China, that battled Alpha Flight. He was last seen returning to that nation to prove he is not a traitor. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #69.

Jaeger (???): Apparently alive, in spite of having been killed by Cecilia Reyes. He retained his enhanced physical attributes after the Decimation. Jaeger was a member of the Neo, and was last seen in San Francisco, battling the Young X-Men. Last Appearance: Young X-Men #12.

Jane ???: Current status unknown after the Decimation, believed depowered. Jane was one of the students from Academy X taken out into Salem Center on Halloween to trick-or-treat by the staff. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #1.

Janus III (???): Deceased. Janus had the power to split into two separate versions of himself, and died when Bedlam the Living Brain Blast caused his two selves to kill each other. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #53.

Jaspers, James “Mad Jim”: Retained his reality-warping powers after M-Day. “Mad Jim” was merged with The Fury, and recently has been threatening all of the Multiverse’s Captain Britains and making them Furies while battling both the Exiles, and New Excalibur. Last Appearance: X-Men: Die By the Sword #4.

Jaunt (???): Status currently unknown, believed deceased, possibly depowered. Jaunt was a member of the Neo, and 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.

Javitz, Isaac: Deceased. Javitz was a member of Magneto’s Acolytes with the powers of advanced size, strength, and stamina who was killed by Holocaust aboard Avalon. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #43.

Jazz (John Arthur Zander): Deceased. Jazz had retained his powers after M-Day, and was living at the Xavier Institute as one of the 198. He died in a sanctioned visit into Westchester town from suffocation when Johnny Dee created a voodoo doll duplicate of him with his mutant powers, and choked it with a miniature noose. Last Appearance: X-Men: The 198 #3.

Jefferson, Latonya: Deceased. Lost her power of impenetrable skin due to the Decimation, and was then later killed by the Ghoul. Last Appearance: Generation M #2.

Jeffries, Madison (aka Box): Retained his powers to psionically create mechanical constructs quickly after M-Day. The often brainwashed former member of Alpha Flight is now a member of the X-Men’s brain trust, known as the X-Club. Jeffries was last seen at Utopia trying to help find a way to stop Emplate from attacking the island. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #228.

Jenna ???: Current status unknown after the Decimation, believed depowered. Jenna was one of the students from Academy X taken out into Salem Center on Halloween to trick-or-treat by the staff. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #1.

Jessie ???: Current status after M-Day unknown. Jessie was a metamorphic empath, who takes on the physical and emotional characteristics of those around him. This often can even make him appear more masculine or feminine. He was last seen being institutionalized by his ally, Typhoid Mary. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents #151.

Jet-Black (???):Current status after the Decimation unknown. A member of the Rising Sons, Jet-Black has not been seen since battling Generation X and the mercenary Paladin. Last Appearance: Generation X #54.

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12-11-2007, 02:45 AM

Jetstream (Haroun ibn Sallah al-Rashid): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Jetstream, a member of the Hellions, still has the power to produce thermal energy that can propel himself forward like a rocket. He was killed by Trevor Fitzroy to fuel his time-travel portals in Uncanny X-Men #282. However, he was revived with the techno-organic virus in X-Necrosha #1, to serve as a thrall of Selene. He was last seen leaving Wolverine miles above Utopia, to plummet back to Earth. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Jill ???: Deceased. Jill was one of two mutant children from Westport, Connecticut shot and killed, then strung up on a swingset with a “Mutie” sign by the Purifiers. Last Appearance: Marvel Graphic Novel #5.

Jillian (???): Status currently unknown after M-Day. Jillian was a member of the Neyaphem, a clan of ancient, extra-dimensional mutants often mistaken for demons. It is unknown if her powers were affected by the Decimation or not. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #434.

Jo ??? (Bartender): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Jo was a bartender with tentacle-like fingers and suction cups on her hands, who was the bartender in a tavern visited by Wolverine and Nightcrawler one night. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 3) #6.

Jo ??? (Morlock): Current Status Unknown, likely deceased. Jo was a member of the New York City Morlocks best known for being the bridesmaid at Kitty Pryde’s debacle of a wedding to Caliban. Jo’s powers were never stated, but for her to currently be alive, she would have had to survive the "Mutant Massacre", the flooding of the Morlock tunnels, and then either survived “The Hill” or simply not gone to it with Mikhail Rasputin. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #179.

Joe Bugs (Joe ???): Deceased. Joe Bugs was a Morlock with insectoid eyes, bug wings, and a stinger who managed to retain his powers after the Decimation, only to be murdered by Xraven. Last Appearance: X-Men/Spider-Man #4.

Joey ???: Current status after M-Day unknown. Joey was born a mutant, and could transform into an eight foot tall creature with enhanced strength. He was last seen being sent to a facility for mutants known as the Nursery, as recommended by the Beast. Last Appearance: Spider-Man (vol. 1) #15.

Johansson, Martha (aka No-Girl): After being abducted by John Sublime and his U-Men, Martha had her brain extracted against her will, and it exists with a consciosness in a jar since. The brain, and thus Martha, retained their powers on M-Day. She was last seen being taken from the Xavier Mansion by Beast to the X-Men’s new base of operations. Last Appearance: X-Men: Divided We Stand #2.

John ???: Deceased. John was a boy with electromagnetic powers that kicked in when he was twelve, and he could not control them, killing his mother by accident. He was eventually killed by Deadpool and Garrison Kane on behalf of the Weapon X project. Last Appearance: Deadpool (vol. 1) #58.

Joseph (???) Deceased. The clone of Magneto who died battling his original counterpart. Last appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #87.

Josette (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Josette was an empathic mutant with blue skin and a Genoshan survivor who came to the Xavier Institute, and immediately tried cheating on her husband Robert at every opportunity with several X-Men. She was last seen when Northstar incapacitated her husband for trying to kill Iceman. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #415.

Jubilee (Jubilation Lee aka Wondra): Jubilee was depowered as of M-Day. Currently, she is operating as a vigilante named Wondra with the New Warriors under the command of Bandit, who is masquerading as his brother, Night Thrasher. She was last seen as the New Warriors team she was a member of disbanded. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #20.

Juggernaut (Cain Marko): Juggernaut is not a mutant but, but a human powered by the mystic Ruby of Cyttorak. He has served on both the X-Men and New Excalibur teams. He recently regained his full strength from Cyttorak, in the hopes he could defeat the Warbound Hulk, who was attacking the Xavier Institute. He left after this encounter, telling the X-Men not to come looking for him. Cyttorak seems to be pushing Cain away from his more benevolent nature, and back towards a destructive one. He was last seen being punched into orbit around the Earth by Skaar, the son of the Hulk. Last Appearance: Incredible Hulk (vol. 1) #602.

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

Jumbo Carnation: Deceased. The creator of “mutant fashion” was beaten and killed by a gang of anti-mutant street thugs as he died of a drug overdose. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #134.

Jun, Ao: Believed deceased. Jun has the power to shed skin cells, and they can replicate human cells until they become man-sized golems with enhanced strength. He was last seen having his neck snapped by one of John Sublime’s U-Men after he allowed the X-Men to liberate Xorn and recruit him. Even if it was a duplicate of Jun’s who had his neck snapped, he may have been depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Men Annual 2001.

Junction (???): Apparently alive, and retained her power to teleport after the Decimation. Junction was a member of the Neo, and was last seen in San Francisco, battling the Young X-Men. Last Appearance: Young X-Men #12.

Justice (Vance Astrovik aka Marvel Boy): Retained his mutant powers after the Decimation, and registered with the government as per SHRA. He and the former New Warriors members are leaving the Initiative to operate outside the program as vigilantes called Counter Force to keep the government program in check. He was last seen leading the Avengers Resistance into battle to try and free Bandit from Camp Hammond. Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #29.

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K., Bertram: Depowered by the Decimation. Bertram was a mutant who lost unspecified powers on M-Day, but allowed himself to be interviewed and photographed by Sally Floyd in its aftermath. Last Appearance: Generation M #3.

Kali: While never confirmed as a mutant, it is suspected that she is one. Current status after the Decimation unknown. Kali was a schizophrenic who attacked Rogue and Gambit at the behest of voices in her head. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #81.

Kamal (Kamal el Alaqui): Status unknown after M-Day.Believed deceased, possibly depowered. One of Magneto’s Genoshan Acolytes, Kamal had enhanced strength and durability, but those two powers might not have saved him from either the wrath of Cassandra Nova’s Sentinel attack on Genosha, or even if he survived that, his powers might not have been maintained after M-Day. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #379.

Kamikaze (???): Deceased. Kamikaze was a member of the Mutant Liberation Front, and a follower of Stryfe who could fly, and cause an explosive charge upon impact with a foe. He was killed when accidentally decapitated by Archangel’s metallic wings. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #85.

Kane, Garrison (aka Weapon X): Deceased. Kane was not a mutant, but a human cyborg. He was killed when he tried to assist the mutant underground by absorbing a small army of Box robots into himself using technomorphing powers, and dying in the process. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #12.

Karima ??? (aka Jamil): Status after M-Day unknown. Karima, not to be confused with Karima Shandipar, Omega Sentinel, was an Egyptian mutant who could give form and substance to the desires of others. She was last seen when the X-Men defeated Candra. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #61.

Karma (Xi'an “Shan” Coy Manh): Retained her power to mentally dominate others after M-Day, has joined the X-Men in San Francisco. While long confirmed to be a lesbian, Karma finally has an on-panel (albeit unnamed) love interest. She was last seen battling Doug Ramsey, who is now a techno-organic thrall of Selene, on Utopia. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 3) #6.

Kate ???: Current status after M-Day unknown. Kate was a mutant who worked in the Heartbreak Hotel with unspecified powers. Last Appearance: Beauty and the Beast #3.

Katu (Katu Kath): Katu (Katu Kath): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene by Eli Bard. This Genoshan Acolyte has the power to siphon off the Earth’s electromagnetic field, and redirect it into blasts of destructive force. He was believed present and killed during the attack by Cassandra Nova’s Sentinels on Genosha. However, after Eli Bard began resurrecting deceased mutants with the techno-organic virus to be Selene’s thralls on Genosha, his mutant energy signature is detected in Bastion’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. Last Mentioned: X-Force (vol. 3) #21. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #379.

Kaur, Benazir: Current status unknown after M-Day. Kaur was the Black Queen of the Inner Circle of the Hellfire Club during Shinobi Shaw’s time as Black King of the New York Branch. She was never confirmed as a mutant, but it was heavily implied. If so, it is unknown if she would have retained her power to accelerate disease states on M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Men Annual #3.

Key (???): Lost his powers due to the Decimation. The Key’s power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 2) #84

Kid Omega (Quentin Quire): Deceased, per se. Left his corporeal body. Currently, the psionic essence of Quentin lives willingly in a containment chamber at the Xavier Institute, and only has left it once, in an effort to get the Phoenix Force to resurrect Sophie Cuckoo. Last Appearance: Phoenix: Endsong #5.

Kidogo (Lazaro Kotikash): Depowered as of M-Day, but survived the attack from Reverend Stryker and the Puriifiers upon the Xavier Institute. Last Appearance: New X-Men #23.

Killron (???): Believed deceased. Killron was a Morlock named by Caliban to have had the ability to communicate with and control alligators. Her alligators were seen attacking Warpath of the X-Men. Last Mentioned: Uncanny X-Men #488.

Kilmer (???): Status currently unknown, believed deceased, possibly depowered. Kilmer was a member of the Neo, and 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.

Kimura (???): Retained her powers after the Decimation. Kimura was a female mutant who was seemingly physically indestructible. She was once the “handler” of X-23 for the mysterious Facility. She was last seen failing to prevent X-23’s latest escape from The Facility. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #20.

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12-11-2007, 02:49 AM

Kine, Benedict: Current Status Unknown after tje Decimation. Kine was the White King of the Inner Circle of the Hellfire Club during Shinobi Shaw’s time as Black King of the New York Branch. He went into hiding after failing in a coup attempt against Shinobi, and may have been depowered, losing his ability to create ecstasy in pain in others on M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Men Annual #3.

King Bedlam (Christopher Terrance Aaronson): Lost his powers due to the Decimation. King Bedlam could create telepathic static, and his power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #92.

Kitano, Johnny: Current status after M-Day unknown. Johnny Kitano was a Genoshan magistrate with electrical powers who was last seen trying to apprehend Mystique for Homeland Security. Last Appearance: Mystique #22.

Kiwi Black (???): Lost his powers on M-Day. Kiwi Black’s power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. He has not been seen since “The Draco” storyline. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #434.

Kleinstock, Eric: Deceased. Eric was shot dead by Xavier Institute employee Tom Corsi. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #298.

Kleinstock, Harlan: Status unknown after the Decimation, possibly deceased. Harlan may have been killed in Cassandra Nova’s attack on Genosha, and even if he survived, he may have been depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: Magneto: Dark Seduction #2.

Kleinstock, Sven: Status unknown after the Decimation, possibly deceased. Sven may have been killed in Cassandra Nova’s attack on Genosha, and even if he survived, he may have been depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: Magneto: Dark Seduction #2.

Kranpuff, Winston J.: Deceased. Kranpuff had the ability to possess others, and leave them with no memory of his taking control of their person. He died when he overexerted himself at the age of 90 trying to permanently take possession of Hawkeye to give him a new, young body. Last Appearance: Solo Avengers (vol. 1) #11.

Kraven the Hunter II (Aloysha Kravinoff): Retained his powers after M-Day, and is listed as one of the 198. Inexplicably, someone that appears to be Aloysha recently surfaced to stop both the Punisher, and Spider-Man from killing or capturing the Rhino to himself collect the super-villain to keep in his own zoo of superhumans based off of animals. No explanation for this behavior has yet to be given, since Aloysha had up until this point, rejected much of the “Hunter” legacy that his father was hung up on. He has been using many of his father’s potions for mind control of his captured victims, and teleported, but any powers seem to be unrelated to his mutation. Last Appearance: Punisher War Journal (vol. 2) #15.

Kray, D’Von: Deceased. Kray was a mutant, and member of the New Canaanites from Cable’s timeline who possessed enhanced strength, stamina, reflexes, durability, endurance, as well as the ability to fly, and plasma launching weaponry. He was killed after being beheaded by Wolverine. Last Appearance: Wolverine/Cable: Guts and Glory #1.

Kroeger (???): Deceased. Kroeger was a mutant from Bishop’s alternate future who could fire explosive plasma from his fists. He was apparently obliterated when he passed backwards through one of Trevor Fitzroy’s time portals. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #282.

Krueger (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Krueger had the mutant power to suppress mutations in others, and turn a mutant’s powers against themselves. He was last seen battling both the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants I and the X-Men, where he was knocked out by a kick to the head from Candy Southern. Last Appearance: X-Men: The Hidden Years #14.

Kylun (Colin McKay): Status unknown after M-Day, and if he retained his power of mimicry. Has not been seen on-panel since Captain Britain’s wedding to Meggan. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 1) #125.

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La Bandera (???): Deceased. This Cuban mutant had the power to encourage courage in others, and manifest energy blast based off of the emotions she created in others. She was apparently killed by the serial killer Zeitgeist I, the Everyman (not to be confused with the member of X-Force/X-Statix). Last Appearanace: Wolverine (vol. 2) #23.

Lacuna (Woodstock ???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Time-manipulating mutant ally of X-Force and X-Statix. Her whereabouts are unknown. Last Appearance: X-Statix #19.

Lady Deathstrike (Yuriko Oyama): Lady Deathstrike is not a mutant, but a human cyborg. She has been a member of the Reavers, as well as the Sisterhood. She was last seen as part of the Sisterhood‘s retreat from the X-Men. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #511.

Lady Mastermind (Regan Wyngarde): Regan’s powers of illusion were not affected by the Decimation. She served on Rogue’s X-Men Team before defecting to the Marauders in X-Men #200. She was last seen as part of the Sisterhood‘s retreat from the X-Men. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #511.

Lament (???): Status currently unknown, believed deceased, possibly depowered. Lament was supposedly a member of the Neo, and was believed to be in Genosha during the attack by Cassandra Nova’s Sentinels, making it likely she died in the attack, if not by Magneto’s hand before it occurred. Even if she survived, she may have been depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #382.

Lamprey (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Lamprey was a pink, wormlike mutant who had the power to drain the life essence of foes through skin contact. He has not been seen since battling Storm in “The Arena”. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #39.

Landru, Matt: Deceased. Retained his X-Gene after M-Day, but was killed in a traffic accident. His funeral was the one attended by the X-Men and New X-Men at the start of “Endangered Species”. He never appears on panel. Last Appearance: X-Men: Endangered Species #1.

Landscape (Brett ???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Landscape was a mutant bounty hunter with the power to create illusory terrain who was last seen helping Grovel and Spat capture the X-Men and Gambit when they crash-landed on Earth. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #347.

La Nuit (Pierre Truffaut): Deceased. Member of X-Force, X-Statix killed in the Boys-R-Us Massacre. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #116.

Lara the Illusionist (Lara King): Lost her powers on M-Day, and feasibly her job as an adult entertainer. Mutopia X #5.

Lariat (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Lariat was a mutant with the power to create strands of energy with which to entangle opponents. He has not been seen since battling Storm in “The Arena”. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #39.

Laughlin, Connor: Current status after M-Day unknown. Connor had the power to psionically possess others, however suffered from an unknown immunosufficiency that made him have to live inside a sterile "bubble" to avoid infection. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #6.

Leash (???): Current status unknown. Leash is not a mutant, but a Savage Land Mutate who can use a psionic leash to pull a person’s astral form out of their body. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #459.

Leech (???): Retained his power to remove the powers of other mutants after the Decimation. Leech was last seen in New York City, after being saved from Masque's band of Morlocks by several X-Men. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #491.

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12-11-2007, 02:51 AM

Lefferts, Gordon: Deceased. Gordon Lefferts was a telepath and telekinetic who had the dubious honor of being the first mutant to die of the Legacy Virus. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #23.

Legion (David Charles Haller aka David Haller): Even after the Decimation, Legion is currently in possession of his mutant powers, which is to say, each of his multiple personalities (too many to count) have a mutant power. Despite supposedly being killed after turning his psychic knife upon himself in X-Men: Omega #1, Legion was revealed to be still alive, as of New Mutants (vol. 3) #1. He was last seen being treated by the X-Club, and Rogue, using technological advancements to cure his multiple personalities, one at a time. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 3) #5.

Leiko ???: Deceased. Leiko was a member of the Singapore Mutant Underground. She died in a firefight between the Underground and a paramilitary group. She had the power to sense and track other mutants. Last Appearance: X-Men vs. Avengers #4.

Leland, Harry (aka Black Bishop): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Maintained his gravity-manipulating powers after being resurrected after the Decimation. The Black Bishop of the New York chapter of the Hellfire Club, Harry Leland would die of a heart attack due to strain while battling with the X-Men against Nimrod in Uncanny X-Men #209. However, he would be resurrected with the techno-organic virus, and turn up in the attack on Utopia in X-Necrosha #1 as one of Selene’s thralls. He was last seen in the X-Brig on Genosha, being confronted by Danger as he tried to kill Sebastian Shaw. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Lennox, Tom: Deceased. Tom Lennox was a telekinetic and telepath who was shot and killed by Mad Jim Jaspers’ stormtroopers. Last Appearance: Mighty World of Marvel #9.

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

Levy, Hanna: Depowered on M-Day. Lost her powers of a prehensile tongue, and a diet of insects due to the Decimation, and has been hospitalized for mental instability relating to it. Last Appearance: X-Men: The 198 #1.

Lexington, Alexander “Lex”: Depowered by M-Day, then infected with Nano-Sentinels. He was serving as the leader of Sentinel Squad O.N.E. the unit that monitors and protects the Xavier Institute when possessed bythe Nano-Sentinels and forced to attack the X-Men. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #493.

Lifeforce (???): Deceased. A member of Apocalypse’s Dark Riders with life-draining powers, Lifeforce was killed in the explosion caused when Wolverine’s body rejected a new adamantium skeleton, and shards of adamantium pierced her body. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 2) #100.

Lifeguard (Heather Cameron): Apparently retained her powers after M-Day, according to the 198 Files. She was last seen with a gold, birdlike appearance with claws and wings that indicate she has some Shi’ar heritage. Her last romantic involvement was with Neal Sharra (Thunderbird III) and she was working for the Hong Kong branch of X-Corporation upon its closure after the Decimation. Last appearance: Extreme X-Men #19.

Lifter (Ned Lanthrop aka Meteorite I aka Edward Lanthrop): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Lifter, a former member of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants and Mutant Force, has not been seen since a battle with the New Warriors well before the Decimation. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 2) #6.

Light (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Light was the leader of the Singapore Mutant Underground, but his powers were never specified. Last Appearance: X-Men vs. the Avengers #4.

Lightbright (Obax Majid): This former member of Silver Sable’s Wild Pack retained her powers after the Decimation according to the 198 Files. However, she seen during the final battle of "Civil War". Her current whereabouts are unknown. Last Appearance: Civil War #7.

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Lightning Bug (???): Deceased. Lightning Bug was a member of the Morlocks, and a telepath with illusion powers. He/She/It finally had its psychic consciousness dissipated after the “Mutant Massacre”. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents #15.

Lightning Rod (???): Lost his powers due to the Decimation. The onetime ally of Unus the Untouchable had his power loss confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18.

Lighttrakker (Rebecca Littlehale): Current status unknown after M-Day. Lighttrakker was a mutant teleporter whose power automatically transporter to the spot with the most ambient light in the vicinity. Last Appearance: Power Pack (vol. 1) #37.

Lil’ Bro (???): Retained his powers after the Decimation. It is unclear at this time what Lil’ Bro’s powers specifically are, but he seemed to create the psionic constructs of his own imagination. He was last seen with his friends rescuing Cameron Palmer and escaping captivity. Last Appearance: NYX: No Way Home #6.

Link (Lorne Lincoln): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Link was a telekinetic street mime who worked at the Heartbreak Hotel. He was last mentioned as a potential Initiative Recruit in Civil War: Battle Damage Report #1, meaning he may still have his powers. Last Appearance: Beauty and the Beast #4.

Litterbug (???): Retained his power to be a human/roach hybrid with tunneling powers after M-Day. This Morlock originally came from Chicago, and was last seen in San Francisco amongst riots that broke out during protests over Proposition X. Last Appearance: Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopia #1.

Living Diamond (Jack Winters aka Jack O’Diamonds): Deceased. The Living Diamond had several powers, including the ability to give himself skin composed of diamond-alloy. His death would come when this diamond form would be shattered after an energy exposure. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #42.

Living Monolith (Ahmet Abdol): Current status after the Decimation unknown.Sometimes listed as a human mutant, others as a human mutate. Regardless, Living Monolith was last seen during “The Twelve” storyline. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #97.

Loa (Alani Ryan): Retained her power to move through solid matter, and make it crumble behind her after the Decimation. Currently enrolled at the Xavier Institute. Her last romantic interest was a make-out session with Elixir, and she was last seen at the X-Men‘s Utopia battling against Sack, who had attacked several of the younger X-Men. Last Appearance: Psylocke #1.

Lobo, Maximus: Depowered by the Decimation. Maximus Lobo is a mutant with werewolf-like characteristics who led a clan of mutants with the same power. He was last seen with his life being threatened by Wolf Cub. Last Appearance: Young X-Men #1.

Lockheed (???): Not a mutant technichally, but an alien dragon. Considered an X-Man though, for his longtime companionship with Kitty Pryde. Lockheed is currently in space, battling to stop the people of Breakworld from destroying Earth. Last appearance: Astonishing X-Men #24.

Lockup (???): Deceased. Lockup was a mutant with the power to paralyze others. He was infected with a Brood Egg, and died when a wall collapsed on him. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #234.

Locomotive Breath (Laslo Magzel): Current status unknown. Locomotive Breath was a Slorenian mutant with a gift for invention. He was last seen battling War Machine, and it is unknown if he survived that fight. Last Appearance: War Machine #14.

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Locus (???): Deceased. Locus was a member of the Mutant Liberation Front with teleportation powers, and she was killed by Sabretooth to spite Agent Brent Jackson and Washout of Weapon X, who were hoping to recruit her to the program. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #1.

London, Lois (aka Rose Blossom aka Lois Brown aka Mortis): Retained her powers after the Decimation. Lois London, the half-sister of Dazzler, has the ability to produce destructive energy from her hands that can disintegrate organic matter, or cause inorganic matter to have their life-energies decreased to cause pain, weakness, or even death. She has become one of Selene’s followers, and was last seen at Genosha, as Eli Bard began using the techno-organic virus to resurrected the millions of dead there. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Longneck (Jon Van Helsking): Depowered on M-Day. Believed to have been killed in Reverend Stryker’s attack on the depowered students when he was on the bus that was blown up leaving the Xavier Institute. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #150.

Longshot (???): Not a mutant, but a genetically-engineered extra-dimensional being. Longshot possess an innate magical luck power, as well as advanced reflexes and psychometry. He was not affected by the Decimation. He was last romatically attached by Dazzler. Longshot was found, amnesiac as to a great deal of his past. He was last seen in Detroit, at X-Factor Investigations headquarters. Last appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #50.

Lorelei I (Lani Ubanu): Lorelei is not a mutant, but a Savage Land mutate. She possesses the power of vocal hypnosis. Her current whereabouts are unknown, but is believed to be in the Savage Land. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents (vol. 2) #7.

Lorelei III (Lorelei Travis): Retained her power of prehensile hair after the Decimation. Her last romantic interest was the reality-warping mutant Absalom Mercator. She was last seen in H.A.M.M.E.R. custody at Alcatraz Prison. Last Appearance: Dark Avengers #7.

Loss (???):Current status unknown after M-Day. Loss was a member of Gene Nation whose metabolism outfits her with razor pointed bone shards on her wrists and various other places on her body. She was last left to survive off the land in an abandoned village in Africa by Storm. Last Appearance: Storm (vol. 1) #4.

Lucy ???: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Lucy was one of the mutants staying at the Heartbreak Hotel, and her only mutant power was to be able to change the color of flowers. Last Appearance: Beauty and the Beast #2.

Lukas ???: Current status after M-Day unknown, possibly deceased. Lukas was a Genoshan who could draw psychic impressions of the primal fears and phobias of nearby sentient beings, using these images as templates that he duplicates with shapeshifting powers. He was last seen battling X-Factor in Genosha before Magneto came to power, and it is unknown if he was still there during the attack by Cassandra Nova’s Sentinels. Even if he survived that, he may have been depowered by the Decimation. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol.1) #85.

Lullaby (Felicity Hopkins Cross): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Lullaby was a mutant with the power to sing people to sleep, then get them to obey her commands while unconscious. Sleepwalker arrested her and took her to prison in her last appearance, and according to New Avengers: Most Wanted Files, she's still locked up. Last Appearance: Sleepwalker #9.

Lupa (???): Current status unknown after M-Day. Lupa is not a mutant, but a Savage Land Mutate that appears as a female wolf/human hybrid. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men: The Savage Land #4.

Lupo (aka Timberius): Current status unknown after M-Day. Lupo is not a mutant, but a Savage Land Mutate created by Magneto who appears like a human/wolf hybrid. Last Appearance: New Avengers #5.

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M (Monet St. Croix): Powers unaffected by M-Day. Monet is currently an employee of X-Factor Investigations. Her last romantic moment was a late-night rendezvous with one of Jamie Madrox’s duplicates. She was last seen in Detroit, at X-Factor Investigations headquarters. Last appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #50.

MacTaggert, Dr. Moira Kinross: Deceased. Moira was not a mutant, but a human geneticist who ran the Muir Island Mutant Research Center. Moira died in an explosion created by Mystique, and not from the Legacy Virus, which she was long afflicted with. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #108.

Madame Drache (???): Deceased. Madame Drache was an employee of the X-Ranch with the power to breathe high-temperature flames from her mouth. She was killed when the Church of Humanity raided the brothel. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #399.

Madame Sanctity (Tanya Trask): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Sanctity is a mutant that has been depicted as a modern day teenager anchored into the future Askani timeline by Rachel Summers in X-Men: Minus One, or as a member of the Askani sisterhood from the future. Regardless, her current whereabouts, and status in relation to the Decimation are unknown. Last Appearance: Askani’Son #4.

Madame Web (Cassandra Webb): Status as a mutant unconfirmed. Some sources list Madame Web as a mutant, others as a human mutate. Madame Web retained her powers after M-Day, and is a telepath and clairvoyant with precognitive abilities. She also may have gained immortal status as a result of the “Gathering of the Five” ceremony. She was last seen kidnapped by the daughter of Kraven the Hunter. Last Appearance: Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 1) #611.

Maddicks, Artie: Artie was revealed to be depowered on M-Day and his energies made up part of the Collective.in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Generation X #68.

Magdalena II: Current status unknown after the Decimation. Magdalena was a mutant healer who developed an alternate power to deliver a death touch. It is believed her power may have actually been to alternately give, or take life energy from others. She was last seen in Armenia, killing her mother. Last Appearance: Soldier X #6.

Maggie ???: Current status unknown after M-Day. Maggie was a mutant with large, dark eyes but unspecified powers who was a runaway and taken in by the Sheldon family during anti-mutant riots. She was last seen sneaking into the hospital room of a cancer-ridden Phil Sheldon. Last Appearance: Marvels: Eye of the Camera #5.

Maggott: Status unknown, presumed deceased. Prior to M-Day, Maggott was last seen incarcerated at the Weapon X Neverland camp. Before he was led off to be killed, he gave one of the two slugs that were sentient extensions of his digestive organs to two children at the camp. Later, one of his slugs (whether or not it was the same one he gave to the children) was seen in a jar in the lab of Mr. Sinister, who is notorious for having access to cloning technology. Whether or not Maggott, or his slugs would retain their powers after M-Day is unknown. Last appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #5.

Magik (Ilyana Rasputin aka Darkchylde, Lightchylde): Supposedly, Ilyana died from the Legacy Virus, but a corrupted version of her spirit, the Darkchylde, used the New X-Men as catspaws to help her overthrow Belasco and become ruler of Limbo. Ilyana has regainied the Soul Sword which transformed her back into a more human form, from that of the Darkchylde, and thus has somehow been magically resurrected. She was last seen battling Doug Ramsey, who is now a techno-organic thrall of Selene, on Utopia. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 3) #6.

Magma (Amara Juliana Olivians Aquilla aka Alison Crestmere): Unaffected by the Decimation, and still in possession of her volcanic powers. Her last romantic interest was a mutant named Antonio who was depowered while flying over a volcano with her, and fell in and was immolated. She was last seen at Utopia, having her head bludgeoned by Doug Ramsey. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 3) #6.

Magneto (Max Eisenhardt aka Erik Magnus Lensherr): Originally depowered by the events of M-Day, Magneto apparently may have had his powers over magnetism restored by Celestial technology reverse-engineered by the High Evolutionary in Uncanny X-Men #508. He was last seen arriving at the X-Men‘s “Utopia“. Last appearance: Uncanny X-Men #516.

Magnum, Moses (aka Magnum Force aka Arms Dealer to the World): Status as a mutant debatable, as he was originally a science-based mutate, and then experimented on and advanced by Apocalypse. He’s also had them taken away by Apocalypse, but replaced them with a seismic cannon. Through it all, there still have been occasions where he’s been called a mutant, on panel. Moses Magnum has the power to tap into an infinite source of geoenergy from the Earth's crust that radiates as seismic waves from his body to increase his strength, allow him to discharge violent geological energy bolts, create earthquakes whenever he stands on natural ground, and enables him to sense vibrations in his environment. He was last seen escaping an attempt to be assassinated by Daken. Last Appearance: Dark Wolverine #79.

Mairs, John: Deceased. Was depowered on M-Day, and was one of the victims slain by the serial killer of depowered mutants, the Ghoul. Last Appearance: Generation M #2.

Malice IV (???): Badly wounded, status unclear. Malice retained her powers after the Decimation, and was still an active member of the Marauders during “Messiah CompleX”. She had been using a new digital form to take possession of Omega Sentinel via e-mail, as if she was a computer virus, and have her fight against the X-Men. She was last seen in battle with the X-Men on Muir Isle during “Messiah CompleX”, when Pixie stabbed her in the stomach with her Soul Dagger. It is unknown whether this killed or injured Malice, or if it simply purged Omega Sentinel’s body of her influence. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #207.

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Mammomax (Maximus Jensen): Deceased. Had retained his mutant gene after M-Day, but was fed to several of the Predators, including Predator X by the Facility. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #34.

Manacle (???): Status currently unknown after the Decimation,, possibly depowered. Manacle was one of Elias Bogan’s thugs with the ability to manifest psionic energy in the form of chains. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #43.

Mandrill (Jerome Beechman): Retained his powers after M-Day. Currently, has begun working as part of the criminal organization run by The Hood that is attempting to take advantage of the rift in the superhero community, and was last seen amongst the Hood’s gang. Last Appearance: Dark Reign: The Hood #5.

Mandy ???: Current status unknown after M-Day. Mandy was a mutant girl with goat horns and unspecified powers who was last seen being forced to watch as Maximus Lobo and his clan of mutant werewolves killed her boyfriend. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #417.

Manh, Leong (aka Template, aka Nanite): Unknown of his status in terms of powers after M-Day. Brother of X-Man and New Mutant Karma who had the power to disconnect his living skin, and control it. He was last seen in his sister's care in San Francisco. Last Appearance: X-Men: Manifest Destiny #1

Manh, Nga (aka Template aka Replica): Unknown of her status in terms of powers after M-Day. Sister of X-Man and New Mutant Karma who had the power to build herself another body out of a cyber-morphic shell. She was last seen in her sister's care in San Francisco. Last Appearance: X-Men: Manifest Destiny #1

Manh, Tran Coy: Deceased. He was destroyed by his sister Karma through the linking of their psionic powers. Last Appearance: Marvel Team Up #100.

Manikin (Whitman Knapp): Status currently unknown after the Decimation. Manikin was a former member of Alpha and Beta Flight with the power to change into any one of three of his genetic relatives from different states of evolution, past or present. He has not been seen since an assault on Beta Flight by the villain known as the Jackal. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #130.

Mant (???): Current status unknown after M-Day. Mant was a human/ant hybrid who was last seen battling Sycamore as part of an audition to join X-Force. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #129.

Marabeth (Marabeth ???): Current status unknown after M-Day. Marabeth’s powers were never shown, but she was a member of X’s Brotherhood, was last seen stopping some teenagers from blowing up a school through lethal means. She left Mike Asher, who she had bedded recently to help assure he'd join the Brotherhood, and has not been seen since. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #3.

Marilyn ???: Deceased. Marilyn was a four-armed mutant who worked in the cafeteria of the Xavier Academy who was strangled by Black Tom Cassidy during an attack by the Brotherhood on the school. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #164.

Mark ???: Deceased. Mark was one of two mutant children from Wesport, Connecticut shot and killed, then strung up on a swingset with a “Mutie” sign by the Purifiers. Last Appearance: Marvel Graphic Novel #5.

Marked Man: Current status after the Decimation unknown. The Marked Man had several powers, including the ability to produce a inky, skin-staining substance from his fingers, and the ability to discern a person's guilty secrets, and derive added physical strength from this knowlege. He was last seen being taken to prison after being turned in by Dagger. Last Appearanace: Cloak and Dagger (vol. 3) #11.

Marrow (Sarah): Depowered on M-Day. Marrow was last known to be operating with the splinter terrorist group of depowered mutants known as X-Cell, before escaping into the New York Sewers with Callisto following a skirmish between X-Cell and X-Factor Investigations. Last appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #20.

Marshal (???): Deceased. Attempted to kill Hoffman, the enigmatic mutant called X, and take over his Brotherhood, but was killed by the young Brotherhood member Mike Asher’s explosive blood during the struggle. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #9.

Martin, Ashley: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Ashley Martin had the mutant power to control inanimate objects. Last Appearance: X-Men: The Hidden Years #10.

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12-11-2007, 02:57 AM

Martin, Jeannie: Deceased. Jeannie died in the middle of the street when her forty inch long neck snapped when she lost her powers on M-Day. Last Appearance: Generation M #1.

Mary Margaret ???: Current status unknown Mutant status not confirmed. Mary Margaret was a precognitive who also suffered from what appeared to be stigmata who was shot in the foot after answering questions about Warren Worthington III by a mysterious stranger dressed as a priest. This occrued when Warren was in boarding school, and thus it is unknown what happened to her in present day. Last Appearance: Angel: Revelations #3.

Mary Zero (Mary ???): Depowered on M-Day. Mary Zero’s power to be unnoticed by only the most disturbed, our powerful minds was confirmed lost when her energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Agent X #7.

Masked Mutant (???): Believed deceased. A member of X-Force prior to the Boys-R-Us Massacre with unspecified powers who may or may not have died on that mission. Last Appearance: X-Statix #10.

Masque (???): Retained his power to alter flesh by touch after the Decimation. The dreaded Morlock had begun leading terrorist attacks on human surface dwellers, using the diary of Qwerty to steer their path. He was finally defeated, and relieved of the diary by the X-Men. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #491.

Mastermind (Jason Wyngarde): Deceased. The master illusionist died of the Legacy Virus. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men Annual #17.

Match (Ben Hamill): Retained his pyrokinetic powers after the Decimation, and he was last seen at the X-Men‘s Utopia during an attempted rescue of Bling. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #228.

Matson, Teddy: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Teddy Matson was a mutant born with Down's Syndrome with undisclosed powers. He was last seen when the Acolytes were planning on forcibly recruiting him, before they learned of his disability, and attempted to kill him along with his human classmates. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #298.

Matthew ???: Current status after M-Day unknown. Matthew was a mutant telepath who shortly after manifesting his powers and being picked on by other kids, tried to use them to detain Santa Claus on Christmas as a way to punish the other children, so they wouldn’t get any presents. Last Appearance: Generation X: Holiday Special #1.

Maverick (Christoph Nord aka David North aka Wildcat aka Agent Zero): Depowered on M-Day. His mutant energies were revealed to be a part of the Collective in New Avengers #18, and thus, he lost his power to absorb and rechannel kinetic energy into explosive blasts. Maverick was last seen killing a leak within the Blackguard Corporation. Last Appearance: Wolverine: Weapon X #5.

Max Rocker (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Max was a human/horse hybrid and a member of the Gladiators. He was last seen in battle against the New Mutants. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 1) #31.

Meggan (Meggan Braddock): Meggan retained her empathic, metamorphic, and elemental powers after M-Day. Meggan sacrificed herself, being pulled out of reality to close a tear in its fabric during House of M, and has been seen of late trying to return to Earth. She was last seen fighting in the battle that led to the defeat of the vampiric army of Count Dracula. Last Appearance: Captain Britain and MI13 #15.

Meld (Jeremiah Muldoon): Retained his power to reshape and control metal after M-Day. He was last seen in H.A.M.M.E.R. custody at Alcatraz Prison. Last Appearance: Dark Avengers #7.

Melek (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation, believed depowered. Melek was a telepath who could only communicate telepathically to people over short distances. He was one of the leaders of the Tunnel Rats, a group of sewer dwelling mutants in Mutant Town. He was last seen surviving an attack by the serial killer known as the Worm. Last Appearance: District X #12.

Melissa ???: Current status unknown after the Decimation, believed depowered. Melissa was one of the students from Academy X taken out into Salem Center on Halloween to trick-or-treat by the staff. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #1.

Mellancamp, Seamus: Current status unknown, most likely deceased. While Mellancamp was clearly killed on-panel in X-Factor(vol. 1) #92, he would somehow turn up alive in both the Quicksilver series and “Magneto War” storylines. He would have been in Genosha during Cassandra Nova’s Sentinel attack, and even if he survived that, he would have possibly been depowered by M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #86.

Meltdown I (???): Deceased. Meltdown was a mutant with the power to create destructive radiation blasts. He was killed when Wolverine impaled him with several boron rods, that absorb radiation. Last Appearance: Havok/Wolverine: Meltdown #4.

Meltdown II (Tabitha “Tabby” Smith aka Boom Boom aka Boomer): Tabitha retained her powers after the Decimation, and is registered with the government per the SHRA. Meltdown was last seen in San Francisco moving from the Marin Base to the X-Men‘s new island home. Last Appearance: Dark Avengers #8.

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12-11-2007, 02:58 AM

Membrain (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Membrain was a member of Gene Nation whose body made up of a mucous membrane, allowing him to liquify himself and flow at will, and his mucous has psychic properties that allow him to view distant places and stun his opponents. He was last seen battling X-Man and Generation X. Last Appearance: X-Man #50.

MeMe (???): Believed deceased. Meme was a member of the Morlocks who could absorb other beings into his physical mass, gaining enhanced size, stamina, strength or limbs as a result. He supposedly died after Jean Grey psionically shut off his mind. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #292.

Mentac (??? Aka the Living Computer): Deceased. Mentac was a Russian mutant supergenius who would be killed by the cyborg assassin, Firefox. Last Appearance: Soviet Super-Soldiers #1.

Mentallo (Marvin Flumm aka Think Tank): Mentallo had retained his mutant gene after M-Day, but when working on a mercenary mission for MODOK, attempt to sell out his employer to what he believed was the Avenger Spider-Man, masquerading as the Chameleon (he was using spider-sense, and spider-man’s other powers) only to discover that it was neither, but the Ultra-Adaptoid, who supposedly incinerated him on the spot to protect his cover in MODOK’s Eleven #2. However, he recently somehow reappeared, to warn the Fantastic Four about the New Defenders. Last Appearance: Fantastic Four #558.

Mercator, Absolom (Mr. M): Possibly deceased. He may have evolved beyond his mortal coil when after retaining his ability to alter energy and mattter after M-Day, he was killed when Johnny Dee controlled Leech to depower him, and controlled Magma to incinerate him while vulnerable. However, the next day, Lorelei and Leech discover that his casket does not hold his body, but instead, several of the butterflies Mr. M was creating at will in the days previous, indicating he might have simply transcended beyond the flesh. Last Appearance: X-Men: The 198 #5.

Mercury (Cessily Kincaid): Retained her power to exist in a liquid metal state on M-Day. She was last seen at the X-Men‘s Utopia calling her father on her cell phone. Last Appearance: Deadpool (vol. 2) #17.

Mesmero (Vincent ???): Depowered on M-Day. Mesmero, a former member of Weapon X, was forced into poverty, but has been revealed to have found love without coercion after that event. Last Appearance: New Excalibur #9.

Messenger, Tobias: Deceased. Messenger died due to a malfunction of the stasis equipment keeping him alive. Last Appearance: X-Men: The Hidden Years #22.

Mexer (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, believed depowered. Mexer was a Brazilian mutant with the power to psionically sedate others. He was last seen at the X-Mansion after being lobotomized by the villain Kuhrra Daizonest. Last Appearance: Wolverine: Saudade #1.

Michael ???: Depowered on M-Day. Michael was a mutant with unspecified powers interviewed about the Decimation by Sally Floyd. Last Appearance: Generation M #3.

Microbe (Zachary Smith, Jr.): Deceased. Retained his powers after the Decimation, but would be killed when being blown up while trying to apprehend the villain Nitro in Stamford. Last Appearance: Civil War #1.

Micromax (Scott Wright): Retained his size-changing powers on M-Day. He was last seen participating as a member of a top secret black ops organization called Vanguard. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents (vol. 2) #12.

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Midnight’s Fire (Aaron Chord): Current status after M-Day unknown. His status as a mutant is debated, because most list him as a mutate because he was exposed to the energies of the Universal Wellspring while in the womb. Regardless, he retained his powers after M-Day, and was at one point a reluctant member of the Thunderbolts during “Civil War”. He has recently surfaced in New York, however, and has become a double agent for a mysterious benefactor working against the new Night Thrasher. He was last seen giving magical artifacts he had stolen to Donyell Taylor. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #16.

Mike ???: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Mike was a mutant telekinetic who was left with the title of tribal shaman by Nate Grey after the latter went into battle with the Harvester. Last Appearance: X-Man #75.

Milan, Francisco: Deceased. Milan was one of Magneto’s Acolytes with electrical powers, who died during Holocaust’s attack upon Avalon. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #43.

Miller, Layla (aka Butterfly): Status of her mutation is unstable. Sometimes sensors have detected Layla as human, and a second later as a mutant. Retained her mutant power to bring the dead back. albeit, without a soul, or conscience, after M-Day. Layla’s power to “know stuff” comes from an encounter as an adolescent with her future self, who downloaded all of her own knowledge, as well as eighty years of future events, into her past-self counterpart. Her last known romantic interest was Jamie Madrox. The current whereabouts of her adult counterpart, in the present day, are unknown. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #50.

Mimic (Calvin Rankin): Still actively powered. His status as a mutant is disputed, as to if he’s an altered human, or a mutant who had a latent X-Gene activated by chemicals, to this day. Mimic apparently still has the powers of the original 5 X-Men, as well as the ability to copy the powers of others near him. He was last seen in Barton, California, battling an out-of-control Weapon Omega. Last Appearance: Dark X-Men #1.

Mindblast (Danielle Forte): Retained her telekinetic powers after M-Day. Was last seen attempting to join Hammerhead’s criminal resistance to the SHRA during Civil War before being captured by agents of SHIELD. Last Appearance: Civil War: War Crimes #1.

Mindmeld (???): Current status unknown after M-Day. The apparently androgynous (referred to as a she, despite appearing male) Mindmeld was one of Shinobi Shaw’s hired bodyguards, and has not been seen since Shinobi’s disappearance. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #68.

Miss Saccharine (???): Status Unknown after M-Day, believed depowered. Miss Saccharine was a member of the London Morlocks with the power to sweat a sugary substance, and has not been seen since the X-Men helped save her and her friends, who were being stalked by the mutant hunter, Mr. Clean. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #398.

Miss Sinister (Claudine Renko): Exact source of powers unclear at this time. While Miss Sinister seems to be either a clone of Nathaniel Essex with a XX chromosome, or if his mind and telepathic abilities have been imparted upon another mutant has yet to be determined. All that is certain at this time, is that Miss Sinister has some connection to Mr. Sinister, and is an ally of Sebastian Shaw and the new Hellfire Club. She was last fleeing Sebastian Shaw’s Pacific Island hideout by boat. Last Appearance: Wolverine: Origins #30.

Missy ???: Current status unknown after the Decimation. Missy was a large, four-armed Morlock who was last seen battling Ghost Rider after mistaking him for one of Masque's Morlock crew. She may have drowned in the flooding of the Morlock tunnels, or been depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: Ghost Rider (vol. 3) #8.

Mist Mistress (???): Her powers were lost in the Decimation. Mist Mistress had her power loss confirmed when her energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Captain America (vol. 1) #368.

Mister Immortal (Craig Hollis): Retained his power to have evolved past death itself after M-Day. Currently registered with the government per SHRA and is the acting leader of the Great Lakes Initiative Team. He has not had a romantic interest since the death of his longtime love, Dinah Saur. He was last seen welcoming her new teammate, Gravity, to the Wisconsin Initiative. Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #25.

Mister Marvel (Mark Hawkins): Depowered due to Decimation. Mark Hawkins had the power to imagine himself in a fantasy world where he was one of the mightiest heroes, if not the mightiest. On M-Day, he lost his powers, and thus his great fantasy was gone, giving him a big reality check. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #13.

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Mister One (???): Deceased. The roughly one inch tall Mister One could control the eight-foot tall Mister Two. Died in a battle with Magneto’s Brotherhood of Evil Mutants/Mutant Force. Last Appearance: Magneto #1.

Mister Punch (Jimmy Damiano): Deceased. Mister Punch had the power to not feel pain, and absorbed the blast of a grenade, sacrificing himself to save Shaky Newman. Last Appearance: District X #6.

Mister Sinister (Nathaniel Essex): Not a mutant, per se, but a human mutate, granted his powers by Apocalypse back in Victorian England. Technically deceased. Mr. Sinister had his body killed when it was absorbed by Rogue while the heroine was affected with Strain 88 during “Messiah CompleX”, but had plans in place to be resurrected. Mister Sinister was last seen trying to inhabit the body and mind of Professor Xavier, but was defeated by him on the Astral Plane, possibly finally killing him. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #214.

Mister Two (???): Deceased. The eight foot tall powerhouse known as Mister Two was killed in battle with Magneto’s Brotherhood of Evil Mutants/Mutant Force. Last Appearance: Magneto #1.

Mister X (???): Retained his powers after the Decimation. Mister X was a low-level telepath and martial artist who used his powers to determine what an opponent’s moves were before they made them. He was last seen failing to capture Luke Cage and Iron Fist during their escape from Thunderbolts Mountain for Norman Osborn. Last Appearance: Thunderbolts #137.

Miz Tree (Makiko Morioka): Deceased. Miz Tree had the power to control plants, and was killed while trying to save Henrietta Hunter by an acid blast from the Anarchist. Last Appearance: X-Statix #14.

Mole (???): Deceased. Mole was one of the New York City Morlocks, and was killed by Sabertooth during the “Mutant Massacre”. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #53.

Molly ???: A tentacled student at Xavier’s school, Molly was most likely depowered as a result of the Decimation. Last Appearance: Chamber #1.

Mondo (???): His status is unknown after M-Day. Oddly, nobody even ever bothered to learn the mysterious Samoan mutant’s real name. The version of Mondo that joined Generation X was a simulacrum created by Black Tom Cassidy that infiltrated the school, and was destroyed in Generation X #25. Later, what apparently was the real Mondo accompanied Black Tom and Juggernaut in an attack on the students, claiming he had never met them before. Last Appearance: Generation X #61.

Monitor (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Monitor had the mutant power to sense, and monitor brain wave patterns. Last Appearance: X-Factor #35.

Monsoon (Aloba Dastoor): Depowered on M-Day. Monsoon was a weather manipulator whose power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #100.

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12-11-2007, 03:02 AM

Monte (???): Current status unknown after M-Day, possibly deceased. Monte was one of the Morlocks who had reptilian features, and the ability to generate bio-electric charges. It is believed he may have drowned in the flooding of the Morlock Tunnels, and even if he survived that, he was likely depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #292.

Montgomery, David: Current status unknown after M-Day. David Montgomery was a precognitive mutant whose identity was threatened to be leaked to the media by his father's rival, Curtis Boland. He was last seen predicting Deadpool's misfortune at the hands of the Black Swan. Last Appearance: Deadpool (vol. 1) #68.

Moonstar (Danielle “Dani” Moonstar aka Psyche aka Mirage): Depowered after M-Day. Dani lost her power to create psionic illusions on M-Day as well as her animal empathy, however, has regained her Valkyrie powers in some form of arrangement with the Norse death goddess, Hela. Her last serious romantic interest was FBI Agent Justin Pierce. She was last seen battling Doug Ramsey, who is now a techno-organic thrall of Selene, on Utopia. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 3) #6.

Moore, Anne: Current status unknown after M-Day, believed depowered. Anne was a student at the Xavier Institute with the power to cry an oily substance who was repeatedly called into the office of her guidance counselor, Beast, for arguing with another student. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #10.

Mother Inferior (???): Deceased. Mother Inferior was a Morlock with the power to communicate with rats and vermin who died when trapped under debris while battling Spider-Man. Last Appearance: Web of Spider-Man #77.

Mountjoy (Mountebank): Retained his powers after the Decimation. Mountjoy is a mutant from the same alternate future as the X-Man, Bishop. He was last seen prior to Operation: Zero Tolerance having infiltrated the London chapter of the Hellfire Club by possessing Scribe, but was pulled out by Madelyne Pryor. Last Appearance: X-Man #23.

Ms. Fingers (???): Deceased. A member of X’s Brotherhood, Ms. Fingers was a squid-like mutant with teleportation powers who was knocked out with a brick by Orwell, then consumed in the explosion from the blood of Mike Asher. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #9.

Ms. Hoo (???): Status unknown after the Decimation. Ms. Hoo had the power to switch the minds of two other people. She was last seen performing this service upon Wolverine and Sabretooth on behalf of Sebastian Shaw. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 1) #17.

Multiple Man (Jamie Madrox): Head of X-Factor investigations, who maintained his power to create duplicates when struck after M-Day. Madrox’s last romantic involvement was when he kissed a now adult, time-tossed Layla Miller. He was last seen being returned to his own time. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #50.

Murmur I (???): Status unknown after the Decimation. A mummy-like mutant who was enslaved by Emplate, this Murmur had teleporting ability, and has not been seen since Emplate’s first attack on the Massachusetts Academy. Last Appearance: Generation X #14.

Murmur II (Arlette Truffaut): Lost her powers of verbal-interfacing mind control due to the Decimation. A former member of Alpha Flight, Murmur’s power loss is confirmed when her energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 2) #142.

Musclehead (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Musclehead was imbued with enhanced size and strength and was last seen battling Storm in “The Arena”. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #37.

Mutant Zero (???): This red-haired mystery mutant is serving as a special black-ops member of The Initative, and is considered the 199th unregistered mutant by the government. She was last seen being taken captive the Skrull Invasion fleet at Camp Hammond. Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #17.

Mysterio III (Francis Klum): Retained his mutant powers of teleportation, and low-level mind-control after M-Day and is listed as one of the 198. Klum was last seen battling both Spider-Man, Flash Thompson, Miss Arrow, and the two other Mysterios (one being a seemingly undead version of Quentin Beck). Last Appearance: Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #4.

Mystique (Raven Darkholme aka… countless aliases): Retained her shape-shifting powers after M-Day. Her last romantic encounter was with Iceman, just prior to her defection to the Marauders from the X-Men. She was last seen encountering Nate Grey, as he somehow returned from the dead. Last Appearance: Dark X-Men #1.

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Namor (Namor McKenzie aka King Namor of Atlantis): Retained his mutant gene after the Decimation. His last apparent romantic interest was his cousin (by marriage), Namora. Namor was last seen at Utopia after the battle between the X-Men and the Agents of Atlas. Last Appearance: X-Men vs. Agents of Atlas #2.

Namora (Aquaria Nautica Neptunia): Retained her mutant gene after M-Day. This cousin of Namor is currently a member of the Agents of Atlas. He last romantic romantic interest was apparently her own cousin by marriage, Namor. She was last seen at Utopia after the battle between the X-Men and the Agents of Atlas. Last Appearance: X-Men vs. Agents of Atlas #2.

Namorita (Namorita “Nita” Prentiss): Deceased. Namorita retained her mutant powers after the Decimation, but was killed along with the rest of her New Warriors teammates while trying to apprehend the villain Nitro in the town of Stamford. Last Appearance: Civil War #1.

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

Nanny (???): Retained her powers after M-Day. Nanny is both a mutant, and a cyborg obsessed with killing the parents of mutants, and kidnapping their children. She was last seen fleeing from Wolverine and Trance with a badly wounded Orphan-Maker. Last Appearance: Wolverine: Killing Made Simple #1.

Nata (Renata de Lima): Current status after the Decimation unknown. This Brazilian mutant had enhanced strength, speed, and durability. She was last seen battling an entire gang attacking her lover, Jisa. It is unknown if she survived this attack. Last Appearance: Muties #4.

Native (???): Deceased. This feral female mutant had many similarities to Wolverine, and was killed by Sabretooth in order to spite Logan. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 3) #19.

Negasonic Teenage Warhead (Ellie Phimister): Deceased. Negasonic Teenage Warhead was a student of Emma Frost's in Genosha who had the powers of telepathy, as well as precognition. She had dreamt of the attack on Genosha where all its citizens would be exterminated around fifty times before Cassandra Nova's Sentinels finally attacked, and killed her along with almost the rest of the entire nation. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #115.

Nekra (Gemma Sinclair): Retained her vast powers after M-Day, and she was last seen battling the Dark Avengers and Dark X-Men on the X-Men‘s new island base in San Francisco Bay. Last Appearance: Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Exodus #1.

Nemesis, Dr. (Dr. James Bradley): Retained his as to now, unclear mutant power, after the Decimation. Dr. Nemesis was last seen as techno-organic virus-infected thralls of Selene attacked Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Neophyte (Simon Hall): Retained his phasing power after M-Day. Neophyte was one of the Acolytes operating in a small cell without Exodus that the X-Men defeated, and interrogated to find the location of Mr. Sinister and Exodus during "Messiah CompleX". Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #492.

Network (Sarah Vale): Deceased. This Xavier student was depowered on M-Day, and aboard the bus which exploded in a rocket attack led by Reverend Stryker and the Purifiers. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #24.

Network Nina (Nina ???): Deceased. Network Nina was a S.H.I.E.L.D. telepath, whose mutant powers were enhanced with psionic implants. She was killed by the Psi-Borg in mental combat. Last Appearance: Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. #6.

Neurotap (Michelle Balters): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Neurotap was a female mutant with the power to make eye contact with a person, and scramble their synaptic systems. She was last seen fighting alongside X-Force and Adam X. Last Appearance: X-Force Annual #2.

Neutrino Annihilator (Kirk ???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Neutrino was a pyrokinetic, and the key member of the mutant group Magnetic North, and was last seen shaking the hand of Chamber, after he single-handedly defeated the entire organization in their headquarters. Last Appearance: Chamber #3.

Nevermind (Reardon ???): Apparently deceased. Nevermind was essentially a living brain that needed to bond to hosts and drain their mental energies until they died. It was apparently killed when electrocuted by General "Thunderbolt" Ross, who at the time was bonded to Zzzax. Last Appearance: Incredible Hulk (vol. 2) #330.

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12-11-2007, 03:05 AM

New Son (??? aka New Sun Aka X-Cutioner II): Deceased. New Son was an alternate-reality version of Gambit, who never was adopted by Jean-Luc LeBeau, and received the same name. He died when impaled on a statue battling his counterpart from Earth-616. Last Appearance: Gambit (vol. 3) #24.

Nicodemus (???): Deceased. Nicodemus was an External who apparently died of the Legacy Virus. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #20.

Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner): Retained his array of powers, including his ability to teleport after the Decimation. Kurt was last romantically linked to Amanda Sefton. He was last seen battling the Agents of Atlas after their theft of Cerebra. Last Appearance: X-Men vs. Agents of Atlas #2.

Nightwind (???): Depowered due to the Decimation. Nightwind was a member of the Rising Sons, and a wielder of the Darkforce. Her power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Generation X #54.

Nixon, Kiden: Retained her time-manipulating powers after the Decimation. Kiden was last seen with her friends rescuing Cameron Palmer and escaping captivity. Last Appearance: NYX: No Way Home #6.

Noah ???: Current status unknown after the Decimation. Noah's powers were never specified, but he was named as the lab partner of Hellion. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #7.

Noble, Nia: Retained her powers on M-Day. Nia noble is a half-Atlantean, half mutant human hybrid with the powers of super-strength, aquatic adaptation, and telepathy. She was last seen presumably leaving assisting the Invaders foil a plot by the U-Man to return home with her husband to their home in Neptunia. Last Appearance: Invaders (vol. 3) #9.

Nocturne (Talia Josephine “T.J.” Wagner): Retained her powers on M-Day. Talia is a mutant from an as to yet unnumbered Earth from within the Multiverse. She is the daughter of that world’s Kurt Wagner and Wanda Maximoff. Her current love interest is her fellow Exile Thunderbird (John Proudstar from Earth-1100). She was last seen in the Panoptichron, apparently having rejoined the Exiles. Last Appearance: Exiles (vol. 2) #6.

Noise (Julio Mendoza): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Noise was an agent of the Kingpin, with the power to create destructive sonic vibrations. He was last seen left tied up in the Brazilian jungle. Last Appearance: Marvel Graphic Novel: The Agent #1.

Northstar (Jean-Paul Beaubier): Retained his super-speed, and light-generating powers on M-Day. While Northstar has long been confirmed to be gay, he finally has his first on-panel boyfriend. He was last seen at the X-Men‘s Utopia at the funeral of Dr. Takiguchi. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #515.

Nuklo (Robert Frank, Jr.): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Nuklo is the son of Whizzer and Miss America who may or may not have retained his various powers after M-Day. He was a member of the V-Battalion. Last Appearance: Thunderbolts #40.

Nunez, Leon: Retained his powers after M-Day. Leon Nunez is a mutant tattoo artist, who has the ability to grant others superhuman powers by giving them special tattoos. He was last seen comatose, after giving two last tattoos to Ink. Last Appearance: Young X-Men #9.

Nuwa (???): Current status unknown after M-Day. Nuwa was a member of the Mutant Liberation Front who could cause a bioelectric reaction to tranquilize opponents. She was last seen being defeated by Meltdown in San Francisco, because her own online profile gave away her powers, and how to defeat her. Last Appearance: X-Men: Manifest Destiny #1.

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Obituary (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, believed depowered. Obituary was a member of O-Force, the celebrity mutant vigilante team. Last Appearance: X-Statix #4.

Ocean (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, believed depowered. Ocean was a member of O-Force, the celebrity mutant vigilante team. Last Appearance: X-Statix #4.

Ocelot (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, believed depowered. Ocelot was a member of O-Force, the celebrity mutant vigilante team. Last Appearance: X-Statix #4.

Oink (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, believed depowered. Oink was a member of O-Force, the celebrity mutant vigilante team. Last Appearance: X-Statix #4.

Omega Red (Arkady Rossovich aka Arkady Gregorivich aka Vasyliev Arkady aka ): Deceased. Omega Red had retained his array of mutant powers after the Decimation. He was killed when he believed himself invulnerable, and allowed himself to be stabbed with the broken Muramasa Blade by Wolverine. Last Appearance: Wolverine: Origins #39.

Omega Sentinel (Karima Shandapar): Not a mutant, but an Omega Prime Sentinel. Had fought alongside the X-Men, but was mentally dominated by the mutant Malice in X-Men (vol. 2) #200, and was finally liberated from Malice’s possession when Pixie buried her Soul Dagger in her stomach at thje end of "Messiah Complex". Karima had joined the Acolytes after that battle, to stay with Professor X. Along with the majority of the Acolytes, she has begun a journey to San Francisco, and the X-Men to potentially coexist with them, after an encounter with Professor X. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #225.

Omerta (Paul “Paulie” Provenzano): Supposedly deceased. Has not been listed as depowered on M-Day, but that may be because he was supposedly killed off in Weapon X (vol. 2) #5 at the Neverland Internment Camp. However, an apparent colorist’s mistake has made his on-panel death unconfirmed. Member of the “Eve of Destruction” drafted X-Men. Last Appearance: Unofficially, Weapon X (vol. 2) #5.

Onyxx (Sidney Green): Retained his power of a stone body that grants him enhanced strength and durability after M-Day. His last attempt at romance was an unrequited crush on fellow student Foxx, who turned out to be Mystique in disguise. He was last seen at the X-Men‘s Utopia during an attempted rescue of Bling. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #228.

Ooze (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, believed depowered. Ooze was a member of O-Force, the celebrity mutant vigilante team. Last Appearance: X-Statix #4.

Ophis (???): Status currently unknown, possibly depowered on M-Day. Ophis was a member of the Neyaphem, a clan of ancient, extra-dimensional mutants often mistaken for demons. It is unknown if his powers were affected by the Decimation or not. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #434.

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12-11-2007, 03:07 AM

Opsidian (??? aka The Dark): Current status after M-Day unknown. Opsidian was a member of Gene Nation made of living Darkforce. He was last seen battling X-Man and Generation X. Last Appearance: X-Man #50.

Optoman (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, believed depowered. Optoman was a member of O-Force, the celebrity mutant vigilante team. Last Appearance: X-Statix #4.

Oracle (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, believed depowered. Oracle was a member of O-Force, the celebrity mutant vigilante team. Last Appearance: X-Statix #4.

Orator (Victor Ludwig): Current status and location after the Decimation unknown. Orator was one of the Acolytes, abd had the power to enhance emotional feelings in others. He may have been in Genosha when Cassandra Nova's Sentinels carried out their attack there. Last Appearance: Magneto #3.

Orbit (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, believed depowered. Orbit was a member of O-Force, the celebrity mutant vigilante team. Last Appearance: X-Statix #4.

Orchid (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, believed depowered. Orchid was a member of O-Force, the celebrity mutant vigilante team. Last Appearance: X-Statix #4.

Orifice (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, believed depowered. Orifice was a member of O-Force, the celebrity mutant vigilante team. Last Appearance: X-Statix #4.

Orphan (Guy Smith aka Mr. Sensitive): Deceased. This member of the X-Statix team was killed with most of the team by helicopter gunships. Orphan was revealed to have made it into Heaven in the X-Statix Presents: Dead Girl miniseries. Last Appearance: X-Statix Presents: Dead Girl #5.

Orphan-Maker (Peter ???): Retained his mutant powers after M-Day. The partner of Nanny, Orphan-Maker would assist her in killing the parents of mutant children, then trying to keep the orphans as their hostages using low-level psionic powers. He was last seen escaping from Wolverine after having his throat slashed. Last Appearance: Wolverine: Killing Made Simple #1.

Ortega, Armena: Lost the power to have a gelatinous bubble form around her while she sleeps on M-Day. Last Appearance: Mutopia X #5.

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12-11-2007, 03:08 AM

Ortega, Chamayra: Deceased. Chamayra was a girl who was still a latent mutant on Earth-616, but in the House of M reality, she had her mutant genes active and could fly. She was killed when accidentally shot by her brother Esteban with her father, Ismael’s gun. Last Appearance: Mutopia X #5.

Ortega, Esteban: Believed depowered by the Decimation, technichally. Esteban was still a latent mutant on Earth-616, but in the House of M reality, he had his mutant genes active and was a telekinetic. He was last seen after accidentally shooting his sister with his father’s gun. Last Appearance: Mutopia X #5.

Orwell (???): Deceased. Orwell was a member of X’s Brotherhood who betrayed him to Marshal. He was shocked by an energy blast from X, and then his body was blown up in the explosion caused by Mike Asher. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #9.

O’Sullivan, Solomon: Deceased. Solomon had random words and phrases on his body, like tattoos, except that he could peel them off, only to have them regenerate. He was killed by Sharon Ginsberg after she had her wings ripped off. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #129.

Oswald (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. A member of X’s Brotherhood. He was last seen using his power of self-detonation to blow up a Moscow dance club. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #1.

Outlaw (Inez Temple): Retained her powers after M-Day. Outlaw is still operating as a bounty hunter through Agency X, presumably meaning she is registered with the government as per the SHRA. Her last known love interest was Deadpool, whom she “thanked” for setting her up with a new apartment. She was last seen “thanking“ him by having him help her break in her new bed. Last Appearance: Deadpool: Suicide Kings #5.

Overkill (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, believed depowered. Overkill was a member of O-Force, the celebrity mutant vigilante team. Last Appearance: X-Statix #4.

Overrider (Richard Rennselaer): Lost his powers due to the Decimation. Overrider was a technopath, and he had his power loss confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD #35.

Owl (Leland Owlsley): The Owl retained his powers after M-Day, and he was still operating in the New York Underworld at the time that The Hood began his rise to power. As a show of intimidation to several other criminals, the Hood gunned down The Owl, riddling him full of several bullets. The Owl somehow survived this encounter, and was last seen in police custody. Last Appearance: Daredevil (vol. 2) #118.

Ox II (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Ox was a member of China Force, and was last seen battling Alpha Flight and the Dreamqueen. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #69.

Oxford Blue (Preston Allen): Deceased. Oxford was shown to have only two fingers and two toes. He died when crushed into a wall by Phat's fat. Last Appearance: X-Statix #14.

Ozone (???): Current status after M-Day unknown, believed depowered. Ozone was a member of O-Force, the celebrity mutant vigilante team. Last Appearance: X-Statix #4.

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Paine, Erich: Deceased. Erich Paine was an African mutant with the mutant ability to mimic other mutants’ powers. He was killed when he had his heart ripped out by the Red Ghost. Last Appearance: Black Panther (vol. 4) #9.

Paint (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Paint could produce tattoo-like pigmentation on her own skin at will, or do the same in others by touch. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Pose #2.

Paradigm (???): Current status unknown. Paradigm was a human mutant afflicted with Phalanx techno-organic matter. He was a member of King Bedlam’s Hellions, and was last seen telling X-Force he was leaving to adventure, and evolve into a greater being. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #89.

Paradise (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Paradise was a number of the mutants who battled Storm during “The Arena”. Her touch would cause ecstasy to any person she had skin contact with. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #39.

Paralyzer (Randall Darby aka Shocker II): Lost his powers on M-Day. A former member of the Brotherhood, Paralyzer’s power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 2) #5.

Pasco (???): Deceased. Depowered on M-Day, losing his ability to generate forcefields. At the time, he has working with Sabertooth on a mercenary job in Peru, and shortly after losing them, he encountered the Children of the Vault. Sangre set him on fire while he was holding incendiary devices, completely blowing him up. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #191.

Pathway (Laura Dean): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Pathway was a teleporter, and a member of Alpha Flight. She was last seen celebrating a victory by the Canadian Flight programs over the Dreamqueen. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #130.

Patterson, Paul: Depowered on M-Day. Paul had the power to absorb and wield solar energy for various effects. He was last seen after being teleported to Canada, where it looked like he would have to battle the Wendigo. Last Appearance: Marvel Team Up (vol. 3) #6.

Paula ???: Depowered by the Decimation. Paula was a citizen of Mutant Town who used to have the power to stimulate the pleasure centers of the brain and make people laugh prior to M-Day. After it, she still tried to be a stand-up comic, honestly, with little luck. She was last seen being saved from the burning wreckage of her comedy club by Siryn. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #31.

Pavane (???): Status unknown after the Decimation. Pavane had the power to create energy blasts of an unknown origin, and was the leader of the Circle of Pavane, a group of Transian mutants consisting of himself and his three children, who battled the Avengers. Last Appearance: Avengers (vol. 1) #377.

Payge, Reeva: Current status unknown after the Decimation. Payge was a member of the Inner Circle of the Hellfire Club during Shinobi Shaw’s time as Black King of the New York Branch. She was never confirmed as a mutant, but it was highly implied. If so, it is unknown if she would have retained any powers on M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Men Annual #3.

Peace Monger (Dr. Cobbleskill): Current status unknown, likely depowered after M-Day. Peace Monger was a villain who had the ability to absorb hatred and use it to increase his own strength and size. He was often a foe of American Eagle, and was last seen battling U.S. Agent. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents #27.

Peepers: (Peter Quinn aka Occult): Deceased. Peepers had retained his powers after the Decimation, and was one of the 198 mutants staying at the Xavier Institute for a time. He was killed and eaten by Predator X after a car crash where he hit a deer. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #26.

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Penance (see Hollow):

Perez, Paco: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Paco had the mutant power to cure any disease, and was last seen being placed in the custody of Saint Anna's father by X-Force. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #119.

Persuasion (Kara Kilgrave aka Purple Girl): Retained her power of domination through vocal commands after M-Day. She was last seen in San Francisco, living amongst its mutant population. Last Appearance: Marvel Digital Holiday Special 2008.

Pester (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Pester was one of the New York City Morlocks, and had the powers of advanced agility, reflexes, and vision. He may have drowned in the flooding of the Morlock tunnels, and even if he survived that, he may have been depowered by the Decimation. Last Apperance: Web of Spider-Man #77.

Pestilence: See Plague.

Peter ???: Deceased. Peter was a mutant with the power to create explosive blasts, however, before he could learn how to control his powers, or be taken to safety by Northstar, he blew himself up. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #414.

Peterson, Gary: Deceased. Died on M-Day while he was underwater, using his aquatic powers and drowned. Last Appearance: Generation M #1.

Petra (Petra Kristensen): Deceased, died fighting a lava monster on the living island Krakoa (revealed in “X-Men: Deadly Genesis”). Her last act, using her terrakinetic powers was to bury Vulcan and Darwin alive for their own safety. Last appearance: X-Men: Deadly Genesis #4.

Petri, Nemesio: Deceased. This precognitive mutant artist was killed by the mutant serial killer dubbed “The Worm” in the New York underground. Last Appearance: District X #12.

Petrokova, Marlena: Deceased. This telepathic mutant was working as a fortune teller when she was killed by Sabretooth when he was briefly working for the Hound program. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #138.

Phantazia (Eileen Harsaw): Lost her powers due to the Decimation. Phantazia’s power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Also, Maria Hill notes on her extreme mental instability, noting that since she lost her powers, she just keeps muttering “House of M” to herself repeatedly while in custody. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 1) #2.

Phat (William Robert Reilly): Deceased. This member of X-Force (X-Statix) was killed when he enveloped a bomb with his fat enlargement powers, killing him. Last Appearance: X-Statix #18.

Phillips, Sir Gordon: Deceased. Sir Gordon Phillips was the Lord Imperial of the Hellfire Club for many years, and was actually unaware of his status as a mutant until Mystique unleashed a version of the Legacy Virus that would only affect baseline humans, and it had no effect on him. Phillips, however, would have his neck snapped by Sabretooth before the nature of his mutant powers could be revealed. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #388.

Phishy McPhish (???): Believed Deceased. Phishy was a member of X’s Brotherhood with undisclosed powers who was present at the time most of the members were slain by X-Force/X-Statix. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #9.

Phoenix (Jean Grey aka Marvel Girl): Currently presumably deceased, as much as anyone empowered with the Phoenix Force can be, anyway. After the events of “X-Men: Phoenix- Endsong”, Jean and the Phoenix return to the White-Hot Room, the home of the conscience of the Phoenix Force. Last romantic interest was obviously her husband, Scott, although she may have begun entertaining the possibility of becoming involved with Logan if Cyclops left her. Last Appearance: X-Men: Phoenix- Endsong #5.

Phoenix II (Rachel Grey aka Rachel Summers aka Marvel Girl II): ): Retained her powers after the Decimation. Not from the Marvel 616, per se, but a daughter of Scott Summers and Jean Grey from a future that may or may not come to pass. She was most recently romantically involved with the Shi’ar, Korvus, but seems to currently be rebuffing him. Rachel was last seen leaving Chandilar, in the Starjammer. Last appearance: War of Kings #6.

Piecemeal I (Gilbert Benson): Deceased. Piecemeal was manipulated by his mother, Harness, into being taken around the world and attempting to use his energy absorbing powers to try to collect the combined residual energies of the reality-warper, Proteus. The energy would consume Piecemeal’s body, supposedly killing him. Last Appearance: New Mutants Annual #7.

Piecemeal (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. This Genoshan citizen was last seen working as a bodyguard for the president of that nation before Magneto came to power, battling Havok and X-Factor. It is unknown if he was still in Genosha during the attack by Cassandra Nova's Sentinels. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #90.

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Pierce, Donald (aka White Bishop aka White King): Still in possession of his cyborg parts, and has been enfused with a variant of the Transmode Virus by Bastion. Pierce is not a mutant, but a human cyborg and a former member of the Inner Circle of the Hellfire Club. He was last seen in the X-Brig at Utopia, spying on the X-Men from within it for Bastion during the attack by Selene‘s techno-organic virus infected thralls. Last Appearance: X-Necrosha #1.

Pietri, Nemesio: Deceased. Nemesio was a precognitive mutant painter who was killed by the mutant serial killer known as the Worm. Last Appearance: District X #12.

Pig (???): Deceased. Pig was a crime lord whose deformed body granted him enhanced size, strength, and agility. He was killed when Gambit used a mind-control gas to make him fall to his death. Last Appearance: Gambit (vol. 3) #7.

Pipeline (Cormick Grimshaw): Current status unknown. He was one of the Genoshan magistrates that made up the team of villains known as the Press Gang. Pipeline’s current whereabouts are unknown, as is the knowledge of if he retained his teleportation powers after M-Day. Magneto: Dark Seduction #4.

Piper I (???): Current status unknown. This Piper is not a mutant, but a Savage Land Mutate created by Magneto who can control animals by playing a flute. Last Appearance: Cable and Deadpool #49.

Piper II (???): Deceased. Piper was one of the New York City Morlocks with the power to psionically control animals using a flute. He was killed by Scalphunter during the “Mutant Massacre”. Last Appearance : Uncanny X-Men #211.

Pirouette (Jo Beth ???): Current status after the Decimation unknown, possibly deceased. Pirouette was a young female mutant who could spin at high speeds and fly. She was last seen in Genosha prior to Magneto’s rise to power. She was likely killed in Cassandra Nova’s Sentinel attack, and even if she survived that, she may have faced depowerment on M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #89.

Pixie II (???): Deceased. Pixie II was a member of the New York City Morlocks, and had some hypnotic powers. She was killed by the vampiric villain Blackout. Last Appearance: Ghost Rider (vol. 3) #9.

Pixie III (Megan Gwynn): ): Not affected by the Decimation, but has recently been given a power upgrade because of her time in Limbo. In addition to her hallucinogenic dust and wings, she now wields a Soul Dagger, similar in nature to Magik’s Soul Sword. This can disrupt magic and affect magical creatures. Pixie has also apparently learned some magic, including a teleportation spell from Magik. She was last seen at Utopia after the battle between the X-Men and the Agents of Atlas. Last Appearance: X-Men vs. Agents of Atlas #2.

Pizer (???): Deceased. Pizer was a mutant whose name was discussed during a passing discussion about a mutant conspiracy. He apparently was killed in order to harvest his skin. Mentioned: Excalibur (vol. 1) #87.

Plague (??? Aka Pestilence): Deceased. Originally one of the Morlocks named Plague, she would be rescued by Apocalypse from the “Mutant Massacre” and be transformed into one of his Horsemen. She died after being knocked off her electric flying horse by Julie Power. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #25.

Plasma (Leila O’Toole): Deceased. Plasma was a female mutant who could convert cosmic radiation into force blasts. She died in a subway car explosion. Last Appearance: Moon Knight (vol. 3) #25.

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12-11-2007, 03:11 AM

Plazm (???): Deceased. Member of X-Force, X-Statix killed in the Boys-R-Us Massacre. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #116.

Polaris (Lorna Dane): Currently powered. While depowered after M-Day, Polaris was granted her powers back by the villain Apocalypse, as well as resistance to diseases to become his Horseman, Plague. Lorna somehow has noticed her powers changing from Apocalypse’s Celestial technology, and has lost her plague powers while seen further restoration of her magnetic ones. Polaris recently rekindled her on-again, off-again relationship with Havok. She was last seen leaving Chandilar, in the Starjammer. Last appearance: War of Kings #6.

Poltergeist (Mickey Slik): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Poltergeist had the power to translate his empathic energy into telekinetic force. Last Appearance: Beauty and the Beast #4.

Poppa (???): Deceased. Poppa was an amorphous mutant who operated as a slave trader, selling other mutants who had limited physical mutations. He was killed by Magneto, who magnetically altered the molecular bonds that held his cellular structures together. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 1) #36.

Porous (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Porous had the power to remove the moisture from any object, dehydrating it. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men: X-Pose #2.

Portal (Charles Little Sky): Retained his powers after the Decimation. Portal has the power to open extra-dimensional rifts to other planes of existence, and was recruited by the Initiative to work in the new A.R.M.O.R. branch of S.H.I.E.L.D., which protects the world from extra-dimensional threats. He was last seen stopping an incursion by invaders from the Marvel Zombies universe. Last Appearance: Marvel Zombies (vol. 3) #4.

Post (Kevin Tremain): Deceased. Post was one of Onslaught’s emissaries, and would die when burned alive by Pyro while attempting to kill Senator Robert Kelly. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 2) #87.

Posterboy (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Posterboy was last seen as one of the mutants battling Storm in “The Arena”. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #39.

Postman (David ???): Lost his powers with the Decimation. As one of the Chicago area Morlocks, Postman had the power to erase memories in people. The loss of his powers is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Morlocks #4.

Powerhouse II (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Powerhouse was a female mutant who could generate an energy sapping field to feed her with the bio-energy of living beings, weakening them while increasing her strength and enabling her to fire explosive plasma blasts. She was last seen battling against Spider-Man. Last Appearance: Spider-Man Unlimited #4.

Preacher (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Preacher was a precognitive mutant who expressed his visions through paintings and drawings, and was last seen by the X-Men before they battled Humanity’s Last Stand. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men Annual 1996.

Preview (Jessica “Jessie” Vale): Depowered as of M-Day, and current whereabouts of the once precognotive mutant are unknown. Last appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #23.

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Primal (Adam Berman): Current status unknown after M-Day. Primal had the power to transform into a human/lizard hybrid. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 1) #16.

Primate (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Primate may have been a mutant, or a Savage Land Mutate. He had an appearance similar to a neanderthal, and enhanced physical abilities. He was last seen being left to live in the Savage Land by Alpha Flight. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight Annual #2

Princess Powerful (Molly Hayes aka Bruiser): Retained her enhanced strength powers after M-Day. She was last seen with the Runaways on the Leapfrog. Last Appearance: Runaways (vol. 3) #14.

Prindle, Jim: Depowered on M-Day. This former student of the Xavier Institute lost his power to turn matter into any other substance due to the Decimation. Last Appearance: Generation M #4.

Prism (Robbie ???): Deceased, for the moment. Prism 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 Prism, but his body may have been 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.

Prodigal (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown, possibly deceased. Prodigal was able to increase his size and durability, as well as send out anti-magnetic waves that would make objects rust. He was last seen in Genosha prior to Magneto’s rise to power. He was likely killed in Cassandra Nova’s Sentinel attack, and even if he survived that, he may have faced depowerment on M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #89.

Prodigy (David Alleyne): Depowered as of M-Day. However, the Stepford Cuckoos have recently given David access to all the knowledge he had used his powers to “borrow” prior to losing his powers. His last relationship was his teammate, Surge. He was last seen being attacked by Rusty Collins, who was resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thralls of Selene, on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Professor X (Charles Francis Xavier): Xavier is in possession of his telepathic powers. After M-Day, Charles Xavier was stripped of his powers of telepathy by Scarlet Witch’s hex magic. However, regained them in the Uncanny X-Men storyarc “The Rise and Fall of the Shi’ar Empire” when he was put inside the M’Kraan Crystal by Vulcan. He has gained the mistrust of many of his most loyal students through the past few years, but remains a member of Marvel Universe’s Illuminati. He was last seen aiding the original X-Men and the Agents of Atlas after both groups became caught in a feedback loop from Cerebra. Last Appearance: X-Men vs. Agents of Atlas #2.

Projector (Zachary Williams): Retained his power to generate force fields after M-Day. He was one of the Acolytes operating in a unit separate from Exodus and was defeated along with Vindaloo by Wolverine and Colossus, finally giving information up to the X-Men when threatened with Wolverine’s claws. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #492.

Proteus (Kevin MacTaggart): Deceased. The son of Moira MacTaggart was a powerful reality-warping mutant, who died when Colossus punched him through his heart. While he was briefly resurrected by the mutant Piecemeal, he decided to again disappear, knowing he would not find happiness. Last Appearance: New Mutants Annual #7.

Proton (Geldoff???): Deceased. Status of powers unknown, possibly a mutant. Originally a character created for the Ultimate Marvel universe, Geldoff was a pyrokinetic who recently had his Marvel-616 counterpart appear as an Initiative recruit at Camp Hammond. He was last seen being killed in battle with the Skrull Invasion fleet. Last Appearance: Secret Invasion #3.

Prudence (aka Agent 16): Deceased. Prudence was a mutant member of the Mutant Underground who had the ability to psi-jump into the bodies of other women, and then control their actions. She was killed when immolated by the pyrokinetic mutant, Steinbeck. Last Appearance: Mystique #1.

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12-11-2007, 03:12 AM

Psi-Borg (Aldo Ferro aka Topo Siciliano aka Vole): Current status unknown after M-Day. Aldo Ferro was a mutant cyborg with a variety of physical and psychic powers. He was last seen battling Sabretooth. Last Appearance: Sabretooth #1.

Psimon (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Psimon was a mutant with various telepathic-related and telekinetic powers and the brother of Psiren. Last Appearance: Warlock (vol. 4) #4.

Psiren (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Psiren was a mutant with various telepathic-related and telekinetic powers, and the sister of Psimon. Last Appearance: Warlock (vol. 4) #4.

Psylocke (Elisabeth Gloriana “Betsy” Braddock aka Captain Britain II aka Lady Mandarin aka Kwannon): Restored to life a year after her death in Uncanny X-Men #455 and retained her power of telekinesis after M-Day. She has most recently had her consciousness returned to Kwannon’s body after overcoming the machination of the Red Queen in Uncanny X-Men #511. She was last seen battling Hurricane, Spyne, and Deadbolt, who were resurrected as techno-organic virus-infected thralls of Selene, on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Puck II (Zuzha Yu): Deceased. Zuzha retained her powers after M-Day, and was serving on Alpha Flight when they did battle with the Collective, dying in the attack. Last Appearance: New Avengers #16.

Puff Adder (Gordon Fraley): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Puff Adder was a former member of the Serpent Society, and the Masters of Evil with the power to enlarge his body, breathe noxious gas, and possessed some superhuman strength. Last Appearance: Captain America (vol. 2) #31.

Pulse V (Augustus ???): Unaffected by M-Day. Originally, Pulse was brought to the mansion by Mystique, who wanted to fix him up with Rogue. Instead, he helped the X-Men battle Apocalypse and his new Horsemen. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #184.

Punchout (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Punchout was a super-strong member of the team of Genoshan Magistrates known as the Press Gang. Her current whereabouts, or the status of her powers is unknown. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 2) #26.

Purge IV (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Purge was one of the number of the mutants who battled Storm during “The Arena”. He could generate energy lashes that when touching individuals, would cause great pain in their nerve clusters. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #39.

Purge V (???): Depowered on M-Day. Purge was temporarily repowered by the Terrigen Mists, with help from Quicksilver, but had very poor control over his powers. The effects of the Mists eventually wore off, leaving him human again. Last Appearance: Son of M #5.

Purple Man (Zebediah Killgrave): Unconfirmed if his powers are mutant in origin, or human mutate in origin, specifically. Assuming he is a mutant, Purple Man was not affected by the Decimation, and has been returned to SHIELD custody after being defeated by the New Avengers at Dr. Strange’s Soho loft. Last Appearance: New Avengers Annual #2.

Purser, Sarah: Deceased. Sarah Purser killed herself after the loss of her powers of flight. Last Appearance: Generation M #4.

Pyro (St. John Allerdyce): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Still possesses his power to control flame after the Decimation. The former Brotherhood of Evil Mutants and Freedom Force member would succumb to the Legacy Virus in Cable (vol. 2) #87. However, he turned up as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene in X-Necrosha #1. He was last seen battling Archangel on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

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12-11-2007, 03:13 AM

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Quicksilver (Pietro Django Maximoff): Originally de-powered after M-Day, but Pietro has regained his super-speed powers. He was last seen escaping a prison cell in New York, where he was being held for vagrancy as a John Doe, upon regaining his original powers. His last romantic interest was onetime wife, the Inhuman, Crystal, who since has had their marriage annulled in light of his theft of the Terrigen Crystals. He was last seen on a secret mission to defeat an exiled Inhuman Royal, known as the Unspoken, with U.S. Agent. Last Appearance: Mighty Avengers #29.

Quiet Bill (William Kimpton): Deceased. Quiet Bill could open portals to view alternate universes and futures, and would become one of the targets of the Marauders during "Blinded By the Light". He was killed by the Marauder Riptide while in an elevator full of innocent bystanders. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #200.

Quiet Man (Prudence Leighton): Deceased. Killed by the pyrokinetic mutant Steinbeck. Last Appearance: Mystique #24.

Quill I (???): Current status unknown. May have lost his powers on M-Day. This Quill is one of Mad Jim Jasper’s Warpies, and the power loss of at least one character named Quill was confirmed when the energy signatures are listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Avengers Spotlight #29.

Quill II (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. This Quill was a mutant who could not only produce quills from his body, but fire them like projectiles at opponents. He may have been the Quill depowered on M-Day listed on SHIELD's computer in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Fantastic Four (vol. 1) #335.

Quill III (???): Status unknown after M-Day. This Quill is one of the mutant combatants Storm once faced in the mutant fight club known as "The Arena", and the power loss of at least one character named Quill was confirmed when the energy signatures are listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #39.

Quill IV (Max Jordan): Deceased. While this Quill retained his powers after M-Day, he was nonetheless shot point black and killed in the Purifiers’ assault on the Xavier Institute. Last Appearance: New X-Men #27.

Qwerty (???): Deceased. Qwerty was a Morlock with precognitive powers who died of natural causes just after M-Day, but not before prophesizing a new mutant birth, regardless of the Decimation. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #490.

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12-11-2007, 03:14 AM

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Radian (Christian Cood aka Phaser): Radian was a member of the Omega Gang who was depowered on M-Day. He has been operating as an unregistered vigilante under the moniker Phaser, using advanced technology in lieu of his lost mutant powers. He was last seen as the New Warriors team he was a member of disbanded. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #20.

Radius (Jared Corbo): Lost his powers due to the Decimation. Radius was once a member of Alpha Flight, Radius had a forcefield around his body until M-Day. His power loss was confirmed when the energy signatures are listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 2) #142.

Rain Boy (Marco Polo aka Aqua Boy): Status of his powers is uncertain after the Decimation. He was a student of Gambit’s at the Xavier Institute. Believed depowered after M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #174.

Rakkus (David Anthony Rice): Current status unknown, likely depowered on M-Day. Rakkus had the powers of superhuman strength and endurance, and was a member of the Acolytes last seen sent to attack the High Evolutionary and the New Men. Last Appearance: Avengers (vol. 1) #382.

Ralph ???: Depowered by the Decimation. Ralph was one of the members of the Former Order of Mutants (F.O.O.M.) interviewed by Sally Floyd after M-Day. Last Appearance: Generation M #3.

Ralston, Ned: Deceased. Ned was depowered on M-Day, and lost his ability to fly in his large, dragon form, coming crashing to Earth outside the offices of The Alternative newspaper. Last Appearance: Generation M #1.

Ramrod (Patrick Mahony): Current status unknown after M-Day. Ramrod was a member of the Nasty Boys who had the power to manipulate wood. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #105.

Randall (???): Deceased. Randall was a mutant from Bishop’s future timeline who had the power to absorb any kind of radiation and harmlessly disperse it into the atmosphere. He died after being shot in the crossfire during a battle between the X.S.E. and the Lifers. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #287.

Random (Marshall Stone III): Retained his powers to manipulate his protoplasmic form after M-Day. Along with the majority of the Acolytes, Random has begun a journey to San Francisco, and the X-Men to potentially coexist with them, after an encounter with Professor X. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #225.

Ransome, Jenny: Current status of his powers after the Decimation unknown. Possibly Deceased. Jenny Ransome was a Genoshan mutant with the power to augment her own height, weight, strength, and muscle. Her last romantic interest was the Genengineer’s son, Philip. She is believed to have been killed in Cassandra Nova’s Sentinel attack upon Genosha. Last Appearance: Magneto: Dark Seduction #4.

Raptore (???): Current status of his powers unknown. Raptore retained his powers to turn into a lizard-human hybrid after the Decimation, but after he was defeated by Sasquatch and taken into custody by Canadian authorities, his powers were apparently absorbed into Michael Pointer. Whether or not this caused him to permanently lose his own powers is unknown. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents (vol. 2) #8.

Rasputin, Mikhail: Retained his powers after M-Day, and would use them to permanently teleport himself to another dimension or world known as the Dark Zone, a dimension that once you enter, you cannot return from, and cannot die in. In a way, a kind of Purgatory, rather than kill his brother Colossus. Last Appearance: Colossus: Bloodline #3.

Raven, Maureen: Deceased. Maureen Raven was a British telepath and precognitive who worked for MI:13. She was shot in the back of the head by Pete Wisdom when she was used as a way for Martian invaders from an alternate Earth to find their way to Earth-616. Last Appearance: Wisdom #6.

Rax (???): Apparently alive, in spite of having been killed in Genosha by Magneto, previously, and retained his enhanced physical attributes after the Decimation. Rax was a member of the Neo, and was last seen in San Francisco, battling the Young X-Men. Last Appearance: Young X-Men #12.

Razorback (Buford T. Hollis): Depowered on M-Day. Razorback lost his mutant ability to instantly operate any vehicle. He still, however, is still large and somewhat strong, however, and still has his hog’s head suit with an electrical mane. He was last seen as a member of the Initiative, undergoing group therapy after being abducted by Skrulls for some time. Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #20.

Razor Cut (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Razor Cut was a member of the mutant gang, Trash, with incredibly sharp, durable skin. He was last seen being buried alive in a building after fighting Luke Cage. Last Appearance: Cage (vol. 1) #11.

Razorhead (aka the Widow Maker aka the Soul Taker aka the Pain-Broker): Deceased. Razorhead had the powers of a titanium exoskeleton, enhanced strength, claws, and some shapeshifting ability. He was killed when half his body was blown off by the mysterious Fan Boy. Last Appearance: X-Statix #5.

Reaper (Pantu Harugeb): Lost his powers after M-Day. Reaper would join the X-Cell terrorist organization in New York City. After having his powers restored by Quicksilver with the Terrigen Crystals, the restoration proved too unstable, and Reaper would flee with Fatale into Abyss’ inter-dimensional chest cavity. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #20.

Redd Foxx: Believed Deceased. Redd Foxx was a member of X-Force prior to the Boys-R-Us massacre, and was likely killed in that incident. She was a human/fox hybrid, and has no link to the comedian of the same name. Last Appearance: X-Statix #10.

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Red Lotus (Paul Hark): Current status unknown. Superhuman (of unknown origin)) and martial artist with powers of advanced strength, agility, balance, and endurance. He was last seen after being ambushed by Selene while helping the X-Men take down a slave ring sponsored by the Hellfire Club. Red Lotus nearly had a romantic moment with Rachel Summers just prior to Selene’s attack. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #454.

Redneck (Vincent “Vin” Stewart aka Skybolt): Deceased. A former member of the Omega Gang, Redneck was depowered on M-Day, and and has recently been shown to be a member of the newest incarnation of the New Warriors, under the command of Bandit, who is masquerading as Night Thrasher. He was last seen being blown up by a S.H.I.E.L.D. grunt with a malfunctioning flamethrower. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #16.

Red Queen (???): Retained her powers after the Decimation. It is currently unknown specifically who the Red Queen is, what the true nature of her powers are, or if she is from Earth-616 or another reality. All that is known, is she bears a strong resemblance to both Jean Grey and Madelyne Pryor, has telepathic, telekinetic, and spellcasting ability, and is an incorporeal psionic entity seeking out a psychic body powerful enough to house her. She during the Sisterhood‘s attack upon the X-Men. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #510.

Reeves, Malcolm: Deceased. Malcolm Bryson died attacking Bryson Bale, a member of X’s Brotherhood who grabbed his flaming skeletal form and jumped out of a window, killing them both. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #6.

Reeves, Malon: Deceased. Malon was a member of X’s Brotherhood who was killed at the X-Force parade when she was knocked into the Spike and impaled. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #9.

Reichert, Tommy: Deceased. Tommy was a mutant with the power to create explosions who had yet to understand or control his powers, and killed himself with them before Wolverine and Nightcrawler could save him. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #445.

Reignfire (???): Deceased. At one time believed to be an engineered clone of Sunspot, Reignfire was actually a mutant who was able to replicate his protoplasmic cells into a template of another human, and he simply chose Sunspot, to also gain access to his various powers. He was killed when he was vaporized inside a Celestial golem. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #97.

Remiped (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Remiped was a mutant who followed the mysterious Krueger. He was last seen battling both the X-men and the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants I. Last Appearance: X-Men: The Hidden Years #14.

Rem-Ram: (Marcus Andrews): Resurrected as a techno-organic thrall of Selene by Eli Bard. Rem-Ram, a former Acolyte with the power to enter people's minds as they sleep, and alter their dreams, died during Cassandra Nova’s Sentinel attack on Genosha in X-Men (vol. 2) #115. His body was seen as one of the zombies the New Avengers fought later during their battle with the Collective in New Avengers #20. However, after Eli Bard began resurrecting deceased mutants to be Selene’s thralls on Genosha, his mutant energy signature is detected in Bastion’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. Last Mentioned: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Requiem (???): Status currently unknown, believed deceased, possibly depowered. Requiem was supposedly a member of the Neo, and was believed to have been in Genosha during 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: Uncanny X-Men #382.

Revanche (Kwannon): Deceased. Died of the Legacy Virus. Last appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #32.

Revelation (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Revelation was a Morlock with a deadly energy field around her. Last Appearance: Wolverine/Punisher: Revelations #4.

Revenant (???): Status currently unknown, believed deceased,. possibly depowered. Revenant was one of Elias Bogan’s thugs, and supposedly a member of the Neo who was believed to be in Genosha during the attack by Cassandra Nova’s Sentinels, making it likely she died in the attack, if not by Magneto’s hand before it occurred. Even if she survived, she may have been depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men (vol. 2) #43.

Reverb (???): Deceased. This member of Gene Nation could conduct psionics and telepathy through nearby objects psychometrically. He was killed by Storm, who speared him with multiple bone knives. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #325.

Rex (???): Deceased. Status as a mutant unconfirmed, but highly suspected. Rex was a servant of Apocalypse, in the Age of Apocalypse, who when introduced in Marvel Universe-616, was the right-hand man of Sugar Man. He was sent to capture X-Man by his master, but was slain before he could by the Dark Beast. Last Appearance: X-Man #8.

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Reyes, Dr. Cecilia: It is unknown if she retained her powers after M-Day. At one time, at least, Cecilia demonstrated a bio-force field, and had just begun to learn to extend it past her body for some offensive capabilities. She was last seen in New York, working as a doctor without board approval, and giving first aid to Tatiana Caban. Last appearance: NYX: No Way Home #5.

Rhapsody (Rachel Argosy): Retained her powers after the Decimation, according to the 198 Files. Rhapsody’s last romantic interest was Jamie Madrox. She was sent to prison for accidentally killing Harry Sharp after playing music for him and putting him in such a state of ecstasy that he died of a heart attack, but was believed to have been seen in San Francisco during rioting that broke out during protests over Proposition X. Last Appearance: Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopia #1.

Richards, Franklin Benjamin (aka Ego-Spawn aka Psi-Lord aka Avatar aka Hyperstorm aka Tattletale aka Benjamin, Franklin): The son of Mr. Fantastic and Sue Richards was not stripped of his X-Gene on M-Day, but has not demonstrated any use of any of his formidable powers since. He is currently living with his parents and was last seen with them asking questions about the San Francisco riots that broke out during protests over Proposition X. Last Appearance: Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopia #1.

Ricochet I (Shaffran, Steven): see Shaffran, Steven

Ricochet II (Johnny Gallo): Retained his powers after the Decimation, and was considered a potential recruit for the Initiative in Civil War: Battle Damage Report. Gallo has been living in California, and attending “Heroes Anonymous” meetings with the Loners. His current romantic interest is Mattie Franklin, Spider-Woman III. Last Appearance: Loners #6.

Rictor (Julian Estaban Richter): Depowered on M-Day, currently a member of X-Factor investigations. His current romantic interest was his former X-Force teammate, Shatterstar. He was last seen in Detroit, at X-Factor Investigations headquarters. Last appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #50.

Rinehart, Brian: Deceased. Rinehart was a mutant field agent for the Commission of Superhuman affairs with the power to create destructive energy blasts, or a personal force-field, who was killed by a Sentinel he was trying to recover for the CSHA. Last Appearance: Sentinel (vol. 1) #12.

Riptide (Janos Quested): Retained his powers after the Decimation, and has continued to serve Mr. Sinister as one of his Marauders. He was last seen on Muir Island when he was knocked out telepathically by Professor X during “Messiah CompleX”. However, not one, but two of his clones were seen battling X-Force in Japan. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #9.

Risque (Gloria Dolores Munoz): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Risque maintained her powers after the Decimation, which are gravity-manipulation, in the sense that she could increase gravity upon inorganic objects to make them implode. She was supposedly killed, off-panel, by the U-Men in New X-Men (vol. 1) Annual 2001. However, she turned up as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene in X-Force (vol. 3) #21. She was last seen attacking her one time love interest, Warpath on Utopia, against her will. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Rivera, Evangelina: Deceased. Evangelina was a Cuban mutant with the power to somehow activate electronics, and was killed when shot by her brother, Lazaro, as a way to prevent Sentinels from kiiling many mutants in Cuba. Last Appearance: Mystique #6.

Roach (Hubie Edge): Deceased. Lost his powers on M-Day, and then was a victim of the serial killer The Ghoul, who was killing depowered mutants. Last Appearance: Generation M #2.

Robb, Tony: Current status after M-Day unknown. Last seen badly wounded, and likely crippled by a sniper's bullet. Robb was wounded after hitting his 73rd home run in baseball, without the use of his mutant powers. However, an anti-mutant racist shot him, regardless. The shot would have been fatal if Robb had not used his powers inadvertantly out of fear to discern his true location, blurring him. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 2) #2.

Robert (Genoshan refugee) ???: Current status unknown after the Decimation. Robert was a Genoshan refugee who appeared to be made of living mud, and was the jealous husband of Josette. He was last seen badly wounded, after being split in half by Northstar for attacking Iceman for not rebuffing his unfaithful wife. He was supposedly kept alive after that incident in a containment chamber to recover. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #415.

Robert (student) ???: Current status unknown after the Decimation, believed depowered. Robert was one of the students from Academy X taken out into Salem Center on Halloween to trick-or-treat by the staff. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #1.

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

Rockslide (Santo Vaccarro): ): Retained his powers after M-Day, and it recently has been revealed that Santo can explode and transfer his consciousness to any kind of rock, and reconstitute his form to be made of that new rock type (as demonstrated first when he made himself out of hot volcanic rock when battling in Limbo). He was last seen battling the Agents of Atlas after their theft of Cerebra. Last Appearance: X-Men vs. Agents of Atlas #2.

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Rogue (Anna Marie): Retained her mutant powers of her power-stealing touch after M-Day, but has undergone several permutations of this power of late. Lost her permanent link to Ms. Marvel’s powers, and at last clarification, had apparently permanently absorbed the powers of Sunfire but has lost this connection as well. Rogue lost her abilitiy to use any previous powers, or the psychological influence that might have persisted in her psyche once she touched the Messiah Baby, Hope, in X-Men (vol. 2) #207, also losing Strain 88 and the eight billion minds of the Hecatomb in the process. Shortly thereafter, she touched and absorbed some aspects of the psyche of Mystique. Professor Xavier cleared her mind of Mystique’s influence, leaving her in control of her power, with a clear mind, for potentially the first time, ever, in X-Men: Legacy #224. She was last seen battling Tower, who was resurrected as techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene, on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Rok (???): Current status unknown after M-Day. Rok was a Canadian mutant with enhanced strength who was last seen after being assaulted by Alpha Flight member Wild Child. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #116.

Rolling Thunder (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Rolling Thunder was one of Elias Bogan’s thugs, and she had the power to project rapid-fire concussive blasts from her hands. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #44.

Romulus (???): Retained his as of now, unknown mutant powers after the Decimation. Romulus is the mysterious benefactor, and possible ancestor of Wolverine. He was last seen receiving a phone call from Wolverine. Last Appearance: Wolverine: Origins #41.

Roulette (Jennifer Stavros): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Still in possession of her probability alteration powers after the Decimation. She was supposedly killed off-panel by Trevor Fitzroy to fuel his time-travel portals in Uncanny X-Men #282. However, she turned up with her powers, resurrected, in X-Necrosha #1, as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. She was last seen attacking the X-Men on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Rourke, Maeve: Deceased. Maeve’s powers were never determined. She was the lover of the X-Man, Banshee, and the mother of Siryn who died in an I.R.A. car bombing. Last Appearance: Classic X-Men #16.

Rubbermaid (Andrea Margulies): Deceased. Depowered due to the Decimation, and on the bus that was blown up by Reverend Stryker and his Purifiers. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #24.

Ruckus (Clement Wilson): Current status after M-Day unknown. Ruckus was a member of the Nasty Boys with the power to absorb sounds and release them through his vocal cords to cause concussive force. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #105.

R. U. Reddy (Winthrop Roan, Jr.): Current status after M-Day unknown. R.U. Reddy was a member of Team America a.k.a. the Thunderiders, and had the power to project his strength, stamina, and knowledge into another collective being along with the other members of Team America. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 1) #8.

Rust (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. A member of the political faction of mutants known as the Resistants with the power to oxidize metal objects. Last Appearance: Captain America (vol. 1) #350.

Ruth ???: Current status after M-Day unknown. Ruth was a mutant with a tiny tail who was kidnapped by a mutant slave ring by another mutant named Poppa, and to be sold off for genetic experimentation to the highest bidder. She was rescued by Magneto, however, and sent to the Xavier Institute, since her mutation could not be used for any kind of combat. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 1) #36.

Rutledge (???): Not confirmed as being a mutant, but suspected to be one. Current status after M-Day unknown. Rutledge was the butler for the London branch of the Hellfire Club, and had the power of photographic memory. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 1) #97.

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Sabayon, Aurelie: Depowered on M-Day. A mutant who used to be able to breathe underwater. Husk calls her parents to let them know she’s been depowered. Last Appearance: House of M: The Day After #1.

Sabra (Ruth Bat-Seraph): Retained her powers after M-Day. A foreign national from Israel, and Israeli mutant super-soldier who was last seen battling Skrulls during the Secret Invasion. Last Appearance: Secret Invasion #6.

Sabre (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Sabre was a member of Mystique’s Brotherhood of Mutants, and had the powers of super-speed and agility. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #106.

Sabretooth (Victor Creed): Apparently Deceased. Unaffected by the Decimation, Sabretooth was a reluctant captive/member of Rogue’s X-Men Team, until breaking captivity upon the defeat of the Hecatomb on Providence. He soon began demonstrating a feral state, and was finally killed when decapitated by Wolverine with the Muramasa Blade. However, two clones of Sabretooth were seen in X-Force (vol. 3) #9, battling X-Force in Japan. Last Appearance: Let’s say Wolverine (vol. 3) #55.

Sack (??? Aka Glass): Retained his powers after M-Day, and was one of the 198 Mutants at the Xavier Institute. Sack has a body that consists of an amoeba-like humanoid form that he can envelop others with, to psychically possess them, eventually killing his “host” in the process. The former Gene Nation member was last seen being defeated by Psylocke after he attacked the younger X-Men on Utopia. Last Appearance: Psylocke #1.

Sage (Tessa aka Diana Fox): Retained her powers to have a computer brain, and to jumpstart genetics after M-Day, and most recently began showing some signs that her telepathic powers might be returning. She absorbed the consciousness of Roma upon her death in X-Men: Die By the Sword #5 and has had some psychological backlash from it that has yet to be fully explained. She was last seen was last seen in the stasis wall of the Panoptichron, apparently trapped there. Last Appearance: Exiles (vol. 2) #6.

Saint Anna (Anna ???): Deceased. This member of X-Force/X-Statix is shot in the stomach and dies, her ashes moving into the nasal passages of Orphan, who later sneezed them onto her father so he can see how she lived. Really. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #119.

Salvadore, Angel (aka Tempest): Depowered by the Decimation. Lost her powers on M-Day, but she has been operating as a vigilante with the code name Tempest utilizing advanced technology to wield fire and ice. She was last seen as the New Warriors team she was a member of disbanded. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #20.

Salvo II (??? Aka Living Gun): Apparently alive, and retained his power to turn his body into a living gun after the Decimation. Salvo was a member of the Neo, and was last seen in San Francisco, battling the Young X-Men. Last Appearance: Young X-Men #12.

Samson (???): Deceased. A member of the New York City Morlocks with infrared vision, and enhanced strength, agility, and endurance, Samson was killed by Sabertooth. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 1) #90.

Sanchez, Violet: Deceased. Lost his powers on M-Day, and then was a victim of the serial killer The Ghoul, who was killing depowered mutants. Last Appearance: Generation M #3.

Sanguine (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Sanguine was a servent of Goth, and he had the power to drain blood from opponents to increase his own physical capabilities. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #385.

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Santa Claus (aka Kris Kringle aka St. Nick): Status after the Decimation unknown. Santa Claus was revealed to be a mutant in the Marvel Holiday Special 1991, with the ability to warp reality. After he realized that both the X-Men and Brotherhood wanted to recruit him, he used his powers to turn the Brotherhood into action figures of themselves, and then he changed himself so he wouldn’t appear on Cerebro, and made the X-Men forget he existed. He was last seen being detained on Christmas by Matthew, a young telepath, and was freed with help from Generation X. It is unknown if the Scarlet Witch depowered him on M-Day, and managed to effectively kill Christmas, but he is not listed as one of the 198. Last Appearance: Generation X: Holiday Special #1.

Sapphire Styx (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Sapphire Styx was a mutant living in Madripoor who had the power to drain the life essence out of people, and use it to fuel her own strength, reflexes, and sexual allure. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents #131.

Sarah ???: Deceased. Sarah was one of the Tunnel Rats, a group of subterranean mutants in Mutant Town who followed a telepath of Melek. She was killed by the serial killer known as the Worm. Last Appearance: District X #12

Sat-Yr-9 (Opal Luna Sat-Yr-9 aka White Queen aka Courtney Ross): Retained her powers to dominate others after the Decimation. Sat-Yr-9 is a mutant from Earth-794 who ruled as a dictator there with her lover, Kaptain Briton. After the death of her own Briton, she killed Courtney Ross, her Earth-616 counterpart, and took her place as to try and someday capture Earth 616’s Captain Britain and make him her personal slave. She was last seen battling alongside the New Exiles and New Excalibur vs. Mad Jim Jaspers, Rouge Mort, and Merlyn. Last Appearance: X-Men: Die By the Sword #5.

Saul (Garbha-hsien): Deceased. Saul was an External who died when Selene absorbed his life energy. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #52.

Sauron (Karl Lykos): Not a mutant, but an altered human bit by a mysterious breed of pterodactyl in the Savage Land. Sauron was last seen being led into the custody of Weapon X after being defeated by the New Avengers, following scarring Black Widow II. Last Appearance: New Avengers #6.

Scaleface (???): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Scaleface was a New York City Morlock who could take on the form of a dragon, and even breathe fire. She was romantically linked to her fellow Morlock, Berzerker, and was shot and killed by a member of the Savage Wolf Gang in X-Factor (vol. 1) #11. She turned up with his powers, alive, in X-Force (vol. 3) #21, as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. He was last seen attacking the X-Men on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Scales (???): Deceased. Scales was a member of X’s Brotherhood who was killed at the X-Force parade. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #9.

Scalphunter (John Greycrow aka John Riverwind): Retained his power to rapidly construct mechanical devices from metal parts after M-Day. He is currently serving Mr. Sinister as one of his Marauders, and was last seen piloting a cargo plane filled with five Predator Xs towards Utopia. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #516.

Scanner (Sarah Ryall aka Screener): Lost her powers on M-Day. The former Acolyte would have her power loss confirmed when the energy signatures are listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance:Magneto: Dark Seduction #3.

Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff): Most likely retained her own powers on M-Day. Since her spell depowered the world’s mutants on M-Day, Wanda has been seen by only two other heroes, Beast and Clint Barton (amorously with Clint) and seems to be amnesiac, or unaware that she has any mutant powers, as she claims she is living in Balkans near Wundagore Mountain to take care of her elderly Aunt Agatha, believed to be Harkness. She was last seen assembling a new Avengers team, to counter a mounting threat by Mordred, and Chthon. Last Appearance: Mighty Avengers #23.

Scavenger (Robert Niccole): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Scavenger was a mutant without the ability to feel pain, and also had a healing factor and energy draining abilities. He was last seen escaping a fight with the Man-Thing, and after which he killed a woman and spent the night with her skeleton. Last Appearance: Man-Thing (vol. 1) #21.

Scorpion II (Carmilla Black aka Thanasee Rappaccini): Retained her powers after M-Day. She is currently registered with the government per the SHRA, and a member of SHIELD. Scorpion’s mother, Monica Rappaccini was an A.I.M. scientist who genetically designed her, so her status as a “mutant” is debatable. She has a poison touch, and is immune to most diseases, poisons, and radiation. She was last seen fighting alongside Hardball, and HYDRA, in Madripoor. [/I]Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #22.

Scramble (Lionel Jeffries aka Omega): Deceased. The brother of Alpha Flight member Madison Jeffries was a bio-manipulator who merged with Roger Bochs to become the monstrosity Omega. Once Omega was held in check by Alpha Flight member Persuasion, Scramble’s own brother Madison killed him with weapons on his Box armor. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight #49.

Scrambler (Kim Il Sung): Possibly deceased. Scrambler retained his power to drain other mutant’s powers by touch after the Decimation. He was serving Mr. Sinister as one of his Marauders during “Messiah CompleX”. However, not one, but two of his clones were seen battling X-Force in Japan. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #9.

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

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Scratch (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. This British mutant was a member of Black Air with the power to build up bioenergy forces to expel as explosive blasts, or fly. He was last seen horribly badly burned by Lockheed’s fire breath while in a fight with Pete Wisdom. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 1) #100.

Scribe (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Scribe was a Hellfire Club member last seen being defeated in a duel against Madelyne Pryor while possessed by Mountjoy. Last Appearance: X-Man #23.

Sebast, Duncan (aka Dunk): Deceased. Sebast had the power to stretch his limbs to a great length, and was shot and killed by his classmate, Jared. Last Appearance: Muties #1.

Sefton, Amanda (aka Magik II aka Daytripper aka Jimaine Szardos): Amanda Sefton is not a mutant, but a witch. She was overthrown as ruler of Limbo by Belasco. Her last romantic interest was her foster brother and often lover, Nightcrawler. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #41.

Selene (Selene Gallio aka Black Queen): Retained her array of sorcerous, and vampiric energy draining powers after the Decimation. The former Black Queen of the Hellfire Club was last seen at Genosha, as Eli Bard began using the techno-organic virus to resurrected the millions of dead there. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Senyaka (Suvik Senyaka): Retained his power to wield a psionic whip and drain life energy after M-Day. While he was long a member of the Acolytes, he was since become one of Selene’s followers. He was last seen at Genosha, the staging ground for Selene‘s ascension to godhood. Last Appearance: X-Necrosha #1.

Seth ???: Status currently unknown, believed deceased, possibly depowered. Seth was a member of the Neo, and was believed to be in Genosha during 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: X-Men (vol. 2) #100.

Shadowcat (Katherine “Kitty” Pryde aka Ariel aka Sprite): Retained her power of intangibility after M-Day, last seen as a member of the X-Men team who battled on the Breakworld. She was last dating fellow X-Man Colossus. Kitty was last seen unconscious, within the projectile ammunition of the Breakworld weapon known as the Retaliator, and headed out into deep space, where she would not have food or water. Last appearance: Giant Size Astonishing X-Men #1.

Shadow King (Amahl Farouk aka Jacob Reisz, aka Dark Xavier, aka Anasasi): Retained his telepathic and psionic powers after the Decimation. The Shadow King is one of the world’s most potent telepaths, and was last seen having his head bitten off by the Panther God on the Astral Plane after making the Black Panther and the Wakandan people attack Storm. Last Appearance: X-Men: Worlds Apart #4.

Shaffran, Steven (aka Ricochet I): Deceased. Steven Shaffran was a United States Senator who was secretly a mutant. When faced with being revealed as one, publicly, by Mr. Sinister, he tried to shoot and kill him with a pistol, only to have the bullet bounce off of Essex’s armor, and ricochet back and kill him. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #75.

Shaky Kaufman: Current Status after M-Day unknown, believed depowered. Shaky had the power to have sudden bursts of nearly uncontrollable strength from rage. Last Appearance: Mutopia X #5.

Shane, Bridgit: Current Status after M-Day unknown. Bridgit Shane was a pyrokinetic, and was last seen being interviewed by Wolfsbane, and having her status as a mutant confirmed. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 1) #93.

Shard (Shard Bishop): Deceased. Shard was absorbed by Bishop as living energy due to the machinations of Trevor Fitzroy. Last Appearance: Bishop: The Last X-Man #14.

Shatter (???): Depowered on M-Day. The Chicago Morlock’s power loss was confirmed when the energy signatures are listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Morlocks #4.

Shatterstar (Gaveedra Seven aka Benjamin Russell): Genetically engineered human mutant created in the Mojoverse to be an arena combatant. Retained his powers after M-Day. His current romantic interest was Rictor. Shatterstar was last seen in Detroit, at X-Factor Investigations headquarters. Last appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #50.

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12-11-2007, 03:22 AM

Shaw, Sebastian (aka Black King aka Lord Imperial): Retained his power to absorb kinetic energy, and channel it into physical strength in the wake of the Decimation. Shaw is currently the Lord Imperial of the Hellfire Club. He was last seen in the X-Brig at the X-Men‘s Utopia, being attacked by Harry Leland and his son, Shinobi Shaw, who are now Selene‘s techno-organic thralls. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Shaw, Shinobi (aka Black King): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Retained his density-controlling powers in the wake of M-Day, according to the 198 Files. As revealed in X-Necrosha #1, Shinobi, the former Upstart and Black King of the Hellfire Club was killed off panel by his father, sometime during his father’s return to power sometime after M-Day. In spite of this, he was resurrected with the techno-organic virus by Selene, and unleashed in X-Necrosha #1, upon the X-Men’s Utopia as one of Selene’s thralls. He was last seen being confronted by Danger while trying to kill his father Sebastian in the X-Brig on Utopia. Last appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Shepard (Francis Leighton): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Shepard was an antagonist to Mystique, and had the power to shoot concussive bile from his eyes. Last Appearance: Mystique #24.

Shire, Randall: Depowered on M-Day. Randall Shire had the power to affect people’s emotions with his voice. Shire’s power loss was confirmed when the energy signatures are listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18 include his photo. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 2) #82.

Shiv II (???): Not confirmed as a mutant, but highly suspected of being one. Current status after the Decimation unknown. This mutant claimed he was in some way related to Wolverine, and did look similar to him, save that he only had one claw on each hand, instead of three. He was last seen being defeated by Wolverine, who at the time was trying to kill a child-slavery ring head in SHIELD custody. Last Appearance: Wolverine: Bloody Choices #1.

Shocker II (Randall Darby): See Paralyzer

Short Circuit II (Henry Wallinger): Current status after the Decimation unkown. Short Circuit could wield an invisible energy field that disabled mutant powers. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #79.

Shortpack (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Mystique’s field handler from her own series. He possessed the power of short-range telepathy, but the more he used it, the more he shrunk in size. Last Appearance: Mystique #25.

Shrew (Marilyn Maycroft): Current status after M-Day unknown. Shrew was a member of Hell’s Belles who could transform into a hybrid of a rodent and human. She was last seen pushing Cyber in front of a subway train. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #82.

Shriek (Sandra Deel): Current status after M-Day unknown. A common Spider-Man foe, and at one time a host for an alien symbiote, Shriek may or may not have retained her array of powers after M-Day. She was last seen as an inmate at Ravencroft, and was supposedly beginning to respond to psychotherapy. Last Appearance: Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 1) #403.

Shrine (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Shrine was a mutant telepath and member of Black Air who was last seen after being beaten unconscious by Pete Wisdom. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 1) #90.

Sibercat (Illyich Lavrov aka the Siberian Tiger): Current status after M-Day unknown. Sibercat was a cat/human hybrid mutant, and he was last seen operating on the Winter Guard for Russia. Last Appearance: Soviet Super-Soldiers #1.

Sign, The (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. A member of the Rising Sons, The Sign has not been seen since battling Generation X and the mercenary Paladin. Last Appearance: Generation X #54.

Silhouette (Silhouette Chord): Current status unknown. Her status as a mutant is debated, because most list her as a mutate due to being exposed to the energies of the Universal Wellspring while in the womb. Regardless, she retained her powers after M-Day, but became a fugitive and mercenary for hire after SHRA and the “Civil War”. She recently has resurfaced in New York City to seek out the new Night Thrasher, to see if it was her dead lover, Dwayne Taylor, or his brother Bandit. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #8.

Silicon (???): Current status after M-Day unknown.This mutant student with a fluid body was most likely depowered as a result of the Decimation. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #20.

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12-11-2007, 03:24 AM

Silkworm II (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Silkworm was a mutant with the ability to create adhesive silk strands to entangle opponents. She was last seen battling Storm in “The Arena”. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #37.

Silver (Jhimon Tang): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Silver originally had cold-based powers, but has not been seen since forming a composite energy being with the life energy remains of her brother, Auric in the lab of the villain the Sphinx. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #121.

Silver Samurai (Kenuichio Harada): Retained his powers to charge objects with energy after M-Day. He recently lost a hand in conflict with Wolverine, and was last seen being left in bed by his last romantic interest, Viper. Last Appearance: Secret Warriors #2.

Simian (???): Deceased. Simian was a member of the London Morlocks, and was killed by the mutant hunter, Mr. Clean. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #395.

Sinker, Linus: Current status after the Decimation unknown, believed depowered. Linus Sinker was a student of the Xavier Institute with the power to turn into an amorphous pink blob. He was last seen in a meeting with his guidance counselor, Beast. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #7.

Sirocco (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Sirocco was a member of Desert Sword with the power to create funnels of air that could cause concussive force. Last Apperance: New Mutants Annual #7.

Siryn (Theresa Rourke Cassidy): After M-Day, Theresa developed a new secondary power to her sonic scream. She also can charm people who hear her voice, alternatively. Her last romantic interest was a fling with her old flame, Jamie Madrox. She was last seen in Detroit, at X-Factor Investigations headquarters. Last appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #50.

Skein (Sybil Dvorak aka Gypsy Moth aka Sybarite): Retained her power to manipulate fabrics after the Decimation. Skein is currently a member of of the Initiative‘s Women Warriors team, and her last romantic interest was apparently Songbird, who she wanted to attempt to seduce. She was last seen defending Baltimore-Washington International Airport from R.A.I.D. terrorists. Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #29.

Skelter (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Skelter had gravity-alteration powers, and could either nullify gravity, or negate the flying abilities of others. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #26.

Sketch (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Sketch was a mutant with the ability to draw any non-organic thing on her sketchpad, and make it actually exist. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #383.

Skids (Sally Blevins): Retained her powers after M-Day. Most recently became an Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., specializing in mutant affairs. However, she may be working as a double agent, since she seemed to retain former allegiances to Magneto, from when she was one of his Acolytes by giving the longtime nemesis of the X-Men the diary of the Morlock precognitive mutant Qwerty to him. She hasn’t been known to be romantically involved with anyone since the death of her childhood sweetheart, Rusty Collins. Last appearance: Uncanny X-Men #491.

Skin (Angelo Espinosa): Deceased. Skin died from his wounds when crucified by the Church of Humanity on the lawn of the Xavier Institute. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #423.

Skitz (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Skitz was a member of X-Corporation. Current whereabouts unknown. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #35.

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12-11-2007, 03:25 AM

Skywalker (???): Depowered on M-Day. Never shown, but named as a member of the Xavier School “flying class”, and listed as depowered when his energy signature is listed on the SHIELD computers monitoring the Collective. Last Mentioned: New Avengers #18.

Slab (Christopher Anderson): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Slab was a member of the Nasty Boys and was a repeated foe of X-Factor. His current whereabouts and the status of his powers after the Decimation are unknown. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #105.

Slade, Frederick: Retained his powers after M-Day. Slade is an elderly member of Clan Akkaba, and kidnapped the comatose Chamber after M-Day to infuse him with a large amount of blood from Apocalypse, in the hopes of repowering him and having him join Clan Akkaba. Last Appearance: New Excalibur #9.

Slade, Hamilton: Deceased. Hamilton was a shapeshifter and member of Clan Akkaba slain by Dracula. Last Appearance: X-Men: Apocalypse/Dracula #4.

Slade, Margaret: Deceased. Margaret was a metamorph and member of Clan Akkaba slain by her vampiric son, Hamilton Slade. Last Appearance: X-Men: Apocalypse/Dracula #4.

Slaughter (???): Deceased. Slaughter was a member of X’s Brotherhood who was killed at the X-Force parade. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #9.

Slick (???): This student of Xavier’s with the ability to create illusions was depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol.2) #136.

Slider (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Slider was a member of the Singapore Mutant Underground who had the power to decrease friction on objects, making them more slippery. In his last appearance, he was caught in a firefight between the Mutant Underground and a paramilitary group. It is unknown whether he was a casualty in that battle. Last Appearance: X-Men vs. Avengers #4.

Slipstream (Davis Cameron): Listed by SHIELD computers to be depowered by the Decimation in New Avengers #18, Davis has not been seen since walking out on the X-Men after learning he and his sister were of Shi’ar heritage, horrified at her avian visage. His only known romantic relationship was a brief one with Storm. Last Appearance: Extreme X-Men #19.

Slither (Aaron Solomon): Current status after M-Day unknown. Slither was a member of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, as well as the Serpent Society and Mutant Force. He has not been seen since a defeat at the hands of Speedball of the New Warriors. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 2) #6.

Sluk (Byron Spencer): Deceased. Member of X-Force, X-Statix killed in the Boys-R-Us Massacre. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #116.

Smart Alec (Alexander Thorne): Deceased. The super-genius mutant and former member of Alpha Flight would be killed when mind-wiped by Shaman’s medicine bag, then shrunk, and finally stepped on during a fight between Box and Sasquatch. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #46.

Smerdyakov,Gregor: Retained his powers after the Decimation, and is still a sentient treelike organism living in the New York underground. Last Appearanace: Mutopia X #5.

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

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12-11-2007, 03:26 AM

Smoke (???): Deceased. Smoke was a mutant who battled X-Force/X-Statix and had the ability to become an intangible, smoke-like substance. He was cut in half by Wolverine and then fell off a building. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #120.

Smutts, Milo: Deceased. Milo Smutts was a mutant with pheromone powers that could be used to influence the emotions of others. He was killed after he lost his focus while performing on the American Megastars realtiy show, and was beaten to death by the audience and judges, whom he had inadvertantly convinced not to like him. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 1) #41.

Smythe, Jane (aka Dick Smythe): Deceased. Jane was a mutant who could turn into a very strong, large, green man, who was killed by Mike Asher, Fagin, and Malon Reeves and had her hand delivered to Hoffman for being suspected of being a traitor to the Brotherhood. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #8.

Snake (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Snake was a member of China Force last seen during Alpha Flight’s battle with the Dreamqueen. He had a flexible, contorting body. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #69.

Snowfall (Ginny Snow): Believed Deceased. Snowfall was a telepathic, precognitive mutant. She apparently killed herself after being rescued from Steven Tuval by Captain America to avoid being a pawn in anyone else's schemes in the future, like her precognitive knowledge of the future told her she would be. Last Appearance: Captain America (vol. 1) #239.

Snow Leopard (Issa Koblev): Apparently deceased. Snow Leopard had a cat/human hybrid appearance, with enhanced strength, agility, and advanced senses. He was likely killed when blown up in a warehouse by his eternal foe, Yi Yang. Last Appearance: Fury/Black Widow: Death Duty #1.

Snow Queen (???): Deceased. The Snow Queen was a female mutant able to create mental snow that caused dementia in foes. She died in a bomb explosion. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 2) #24.

Soames, Tildie: Believed Depowered. Tildie Soames was a mutant with telepathic projection powers who accidentally killed her parents the first time her powers manifested. She was a trial research candidate for the vaccine against the mutant gene created by Dr. Kavita Rao. Last Appearance: Astonishing X-Men #3.

Solarr (Silas King): Deceased. Solarr had solar energy powers, where he could convert stored solar energy into heat blasts, or use it to fly. He was killed by the Fomor and Bres while escaping Project: Pegasus. Last Appearance: Power Man and Iron Fist #113.

Sole, Ransome: Status currently unknown, believed deceased, possibly depowered. Ransome Sole was a member of the Neo, and was believed to be in Genosha during 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: X-Men (vol. 2) #106.

Somers, Jonathon: Deceased. A mutant boy held hostage by the House of Corrections, and was killed trying to escape by one of the cyborgs used as security there. Last Appearance: Generation X #64.

Sonny (???): Deceased. Sonny was a feral mutant who went wild, and after beginning a animalistic rampage after his mother died of a drug overdose, was killed by police with gunfire and a flamethrower. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #127

Soteira (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Soteira was a New York City Morlock, and a possible telepath of genius intelligence. Last Appearance: Wolverine/Punisher: Revelations #4.

Soul Skinner (???): Deceased. The Soul Skinner was a powerful Russian psychic who enjoyed tormenting foes their deepest fears and regrets. He was shot and killed by Colonel Vazhin with the X-Men's assistance. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #19.

Source (Michael Nowlan): Deceased. Source had the power to amplify the powers of other mutants, and was an unwilling member of Apocalypse’s Alliance of Evil. He died when he tried loading too much mutant energy into himself, and caused him to explode. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #6.

Southern, Candy: Deceased. Human, honorary X-Man from her journey with the team to the Savage Land. Assimilated by the Phalanx and bonded to her killer, Cameron Hodge before dying. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #306.

Spark (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Spark had the power to absorb and amplify electrical energy, using it to supercharge his body and increase his size, strength, and durability. Last Appearance: Web of Spider-Man #76.

Sparrow (H.R. O'Damia): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Sparrow had the mutant powers of flight, enhanced vision, and agility. She was last seen defeating Wraath. Last Appearance: Blackwulf #10.

Specter (Dallas Gibson): Depowered on M-Day, and revealed to be alive and living at home with his grandfather (in interviews with New X-Men writer Chris Yost). Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #23.

Spectre, Jon: Depowered by the Decimation. Spectre was born in the future timeline of Cable, and his power of intangibility is confirmed as lost when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 2) #6.

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12-11-2007, 03:29 AM

Speed (Thomas “Tommy” Shepherd): Not confirmed as a mutant, but suspected of being one, possibly a magical creation of the Scarlet Witch. Speed has of course, super-speed as a power. He was last seen at the Infinite Avengers Mansion. Last Appearance: Mighty Avengers #30.

Speedfreak (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Speedfreak had the power to move at super-speed, and had advanced reflexes. He has not been seen since encountering the original X-Factor. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #35.

Spider-Woman III (Mattie Franklin): Retained her enhanced physical powers, wall-crawling ability, and ability to create psionic webbing after M-Day. Her last romantic interest was fellow Loner and mutant Ricochet. She was last seen kidnapped by the daughter of Kraven the Hunter. Last Appearance: Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 1) #611.

Spike (???): A former student of Xavier’s and friend of Kid Omega, who did not join the Omega Gang. He is believed depowered by the Decimation. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #136.

Spike, The (???): Deceased. This member of X-Statix would be killed by projectile spikes fired by his own doppelganger. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #128.

Spiral (Rita Wayword): Not a mutant, but a human altered by Mojo’s magic, and cybernetic implants. Spiral has six arms, and various magical abilities. Spiral was last seen defeating the X-Babies in battle. Last Appearance: X-Babies (vol. 2) #1.

Spitball (Robert Delgado): Deceased. This mutant had the power to expel energy plasma from his mouth cavity. However, after being infected with a Brood Egg, he would end up in a building collapse, and be crushed by a wall, killing him. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #234.

Spoilsport (???): Lost his powers on M-Day. Spoilsport used to have the power to produce a “null gravity field”, and could do so on himself, to walk on walls or ceilings, as she chose. Her power loss was confirmed when the energy signatures are listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Generation X #54.

Spoor (Andrew Hamish Grave): Resurrected as a techno-organic thrall of Selene by Eli Bard. A member of Magneto’s Acolytes with the power of pheromone manipulation, Spoor was in Genosha when Cassandra Nova’s Sentinels attacked, and killed in the slaughter there. However, after Eli Bard began resurrecting deceased mutants to be Selene’s thralls on Genosha, his mutant energy signature is detected in Bastion’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. Last Mentioned: X-Force (vol. 3) #21. Last Appearance: Magneto: Dark Seduction #1.

Spud (???): Deceased. Spud was a member of X’s Brotherhood who was covered in bony protusions, and killed at the X-Force parade. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #9.

Spyne (???): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. A cannibalistic member of the Dark Riders with enhanced speed and strength who was slain by a feral Wolverine after he rejected the attempt by the Dark Riders to restore his adamantium and make him Apocalypse’s new Horseman of Death in Wolverine (vol. 2) #100. However, he turned up as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene in X-Force (vol. 3) #21. He was last seen attacking Dazzler and Psylocke on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Squidboy (Samuel “Sammy” Pare): Deceased. Sammy was crushed by Black Tom Cassidy using his plant-control powers. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #162.

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12-11-2007, 03:30 AM

Squirrel Girl (Doreen Green): Retained her powers after the Decimation. Squirrel Girl is currently registered with the government per SHRA and a member of the Great Lakes Initiative Team. She was recently revealed to have once had a romantic relationship with Robbie Baldwin while he was Speedball. She She was last seen welcoming her new teammate, Gravity, to the Wisconsin Initiative. Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #25.

Stacy-X (Miranda Leevald aka Stacy): Deceased. Stacy was depowered after M-Day, and without her pheromone powers, but her snake-like appearance, Stacy-X became a prostitute who would use her body, rather than her pheromones to get the job done while living on the streets. She had found a place on the latest incarnation of the New Warriors, under the command of Bandit, who has now taken up the mantle of his brother, Night Thrasher. Her last romantic interest was Angel, or the last guy who had fifty bucks, depending on your perspective. She was last seen being blown up by a S.H.I.E.L.D. grunt with a malfunctioning flamethrower. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #16.

Starsmore, Jack: Deceased. Jack Starsmore was an ancestor of Chamber, and would become a member of Clan Akkaba in defending his lord from Dracula. Last Appearance: X-Men: Apocalypse/Dracula #4.

Static II (Gianna Carina Esparanza): Resurrected as a techno-organic thrall of Selene by Eli Bard. A member of Magneto’s Acolytes with the ability to fire paralyzing charges from her fingers that also negated mutant abilities, Static may have been on Genosha when Cassandra Nova’s Sentinels attacked the island. However, after Eli Bard began resurrecting deceased mutants to be Selene’s thralls on Genosha, his mutant energy signature is detected in Bastion’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. Last Mentioned: X-Force (vol. 3) #21. Last Appearance: Magneto: Dark Seduction #1.

Static III (???): Apparently alive, and retained her power to cause the mutant abilities of others to malfunction after the Decimation. static was a member of the Neo, and was last seen in San Francisco, battling the Young X-Men. Last Appearance: Young X-Men #12.

St. Croix, Claudette: Current status of her powers after M-Day unknown. Claudette was last transferred back into the custody of Cartier St. Croix, the Algerian diplomat. Last Appearance: Generation X #58.

St. Croix, Nicole: Current status of her powers after M-Day unknown. Nicole was last transferred back into the custody of Cartier St. Croix, the Algerian diplomat. Last Appearance: Generation X #58.

Stealth (Carlos McNally): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Stealth had the powers of flight, and the ability to avoid detection by radar devices. He was last seen being beaten and outwitted by Agent Rick Mason. Last Appearance: Marvel Graphic Novel: The Agent #1.

Steed, Ms. (aka Black Queen IV): Current status unknown. Ms. Steed was last seen being knocked unconscious by Captain Britain while Black Queen of the London branch of the Hellfire Club. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 1) #100.

Steinbeck (???): Current status unknown after M-Day. Steinbeck was a mutant pyrokinetic last seen after killing Prudence Leighton. Last Appearance: Mystique #24.

Stencil (Maria ???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Stencil had the power to absorb the minds of others, while turning their bodies into vegetables. She permanently retains the personality of Colonel Krychev of the Soviet Army as a split personality. Last Appearance: Soviet Super-Soldiers #1.

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12-11-2007, 03:31 AM

Stinger I (Wendy ???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. Stinger was a member of Apocalypse’s original Alliance of Evil with bioelectric powers, and was last seen battling the New Mutants. Last Appearance: New Mutants Annual #7.

Stitch (Jodi ???): Current status unknown after M-Day. Stitch was a member of Alpha Flight with the ability to manipulate small metal objects. She has not been seen since leaving Department H. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #128.

Stone III (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Stone had the ability to turn his entire body into a dense, granite-like compound, and was last seen being knocked out by Sabretooth while working for Bowser and the Hound program. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #138.

Stonewall (Louis Hamilton): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Stonewall had super-strength, and durability, and died on Muir Island, being stabbed by Donald Pierce while trying to protect Mystique in Uncanny X-Men #255. However, he turned up as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene in X-Force (vol. 3) #21. He was last seen attacking Colossus on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Storm (Ororo Munroe): Retained her power to control the weather after M-Day, and married King T’Challa, the Black Panther to become Queen of Wakanda. She recently returned to the X-Men, and was last seen in Wakanda. Last Appearance: Black Panther (vol. 5) #10.

Streetman (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Streetman had advanced hearing, and was last seen reporting what he eavesdropped in a conversation between Rick Mason and Nick Fury to the Kingpin. Last Appearance: Marvel Graphic Novel: The Agent #1.

Stringer, Amy: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Amy was a mutant with the ability to experience and manipulate the senses of others. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men Annual 2000.

Stringfellow (???): Member of X-Corporation. Unknown if he kept his power to touch people and make their limbs loose and stretchy after M-Day, or his current whereabouts. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #35.

Stripmine (???): Origin of powers unknown, may have been a mutant. Current status unknown. Stripmine was a man with the ability to command Asgardian Trolls who appeared in Genosha after Cassandra Nova’s attack, attempting to loot the island nation of its remaining resources. It is unknown if this ability was supernatural in origin, or if he had a mutant gene. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 2) #8.

Strobe (???): Lost her powers after the Decimation. Strobe, a former member of the Mutant Liberation Front, had her power loss was confirmed when the energy signatures are listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol.1) #85.

Strong Guy (Guido Carosella): Retained his power to physically absorb kinetic energy and rechannel it or use it to increase his body mass after the Decimation. Currently a member of X-Factor Investigations. Guido was last seen in Detroit, at X-Factor Investigations headquarters. Last appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #50.

Strong, Martin Henry: Current status after M-Day unknown. Strong had a variety of powers, including an amphibious body, and genius intellect, and was last seen battling Adam-X and X-Force. Last Appearance: X-Force Annual #2.

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12-11-2007, 03:31 AM

Stryfe (???): The clone of Cable, Stryfe’s physical body died at the end of “X-Cutioner’s Song”, and his mind lingered on inside of Cable until Cable (vol. 2) #8. His soul would battle X-Force, seeking to return to Earth in Warpath’s body in X-Force, and he would inexplicably be resurrected again in X-Man #45, only to die again. Yet again, he appeared to battle alongside Gambit and Bishop at one point, only to sacrifice himself to save Earth from La Bete Noir, and seemingly die a fourth time. However, he turned up alive in the year 2973 A.D., and was last seen being carried off by Apocalypse in that year, presumably to serve as his new host body. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #16.

Stryker, Jason: Deceased. The son of Reverend William Stryker killed shortly after his birth when his father ignited the car his wife gave birth to him in, for being obviously born with features that could only mean he was a mutant. Last Appearance: Marvel Graphic Novel #5.

Stuart, Alistaire: Human scientist magically given a malleable physical form by a spell from Morgan LeFay. Alistaire is a government operative, and once an ally of Excalibur. He was last seen helping defeat the demon lord, Plokta. Last Appearance: Captain Britain and MI13 #9.

Stuart, Alysande: Deceased. Not a mutant, but a human government operartive who was murdered by Jamie Braddock. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 1) #55.

Styglut (???): Deceased. Styglut was a mutant from Bishop’s alternate future timeline who could absorb life essences through physical contact and redirect it in energy blasts. He was killed by Bishop in combat. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #288.

Stylles (???): Deceased. Stylles was a mutant from Bishop’s alternate future, and a member of the Lifers who was killed in combat by Bishop, Randall, and Malcolm before his powers were revealed. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #283.

Sublime (John Sublime): Current status unknown. Sublime was last seen inhabiting the body of Xorn during his rampage, having taken possession of the Magneto-pretender when he used the drug, Kick. He was inside Xorn when he was beheaded, and then was shown to be in possession of someone calling himself the Beast in the “Here Comes Tomorrow” storyline, an alternate future 150 years after modern day Marvel-616. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #154.

Succubus (???): Deceased. Succubus had several advanced physical abilities, but was still shot and killed when battling Wolverine and X-Force (X-Statix). Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #120.

Sugar Man (???): Retained his powers on M-Day. Sugar Man was originally from Earth-295, the Age of Apocalypse Earth, but would escape to Earth-616 though the M’Kraan Crystal. He was believed killed by Karima Shandipar and Callisto on Genosha, after Cassandra Nova’s Sentinel attack, but somehow would not die in this attack, or having a pipe shoved through his head by Karima and Callisto in the weeks after it in Genosha. The only sighting of Sugar Man since M-Day was when he was one of the many people contacted by Beast about restoring the mutant genome via video-screen teleconference. Last Appearance: X-Men: Endangered Species #1.

Summers, Rachel: See Phoenix II.

Sumo (???): Deceased. Sumo was a member of the Mutant Liberation Front who was shot in the head and killed by Cable while trying to steal an ancient sword. Last Appearance: Cable: Blood and Metal #1.

Sunder (Mark Hallett): Deceased. Formerly of the Morlocks. Sunder died by being shot by the Reaver, Pretty Boy, in an attack on Muir Island. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #255.

Sunfire (Shiro Yoshida): Currently powered. Prior to M-Day, lost his powers to Rogue, who permanently absorbed them from Shiro at his request after he lost his legs in battle against Lady Deathstrike. After M-Day, Shiro would also lose his X-Gene. However, Apocalypse would make a deal with him to restore his body and powers but make him the new Famine in the “Blood of Apocalypse” storyline in Uncanny X-Men. After he rejected his patron, he would find another one in Mr. Sinister, joining his Marauders. Sunfire and Gambit would work together to apparently kill Cable, and he has continued his fealty to the Marauders in “Messiah CompleX”, and was last seen in battle with the X-Men on Muir Island. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #207.

Sunpyre (Leyu Yoshida): Believed Deceased. The “Eve of Destruction” X-Man was stabbed to death by Mystique while working for Banshee’s X-Corps. However, someone believed to be Leyu appeared alongside the Japanese superhero team, the Big Hero Six, to battle Alpha Flight, inexplicably after her "death" by being pulled out of Honey Lemon's purse. Last Appearance: Death by Mystique’s knife in Uncanny X-Men #406, and mysterious resurrection out of Honey Lemon’s handbag in Alpha Flight (vol. 3) #9.

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12-11-2007, 03:37 AM

Sunset Grace (Grace Levreaux): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Grace had the power to create an inter-dimensional fissure, and through them, there were pocket dimensions created based off of her imagination. Grace was last seen leaving the Earth, and stepping into one of her own dimensions, and has not returned since. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #35.

Sunspot (Roberto DaCosta aka Reignfire aka Shadowskin aka Black Rook): Kept his powers after M-Day. Most recently resigned from the Hellfire Club’s position of Lord Imperial likely leaving it to Sebastian Shaw. His current powers have been upgraded to allow him to not only absorb solar power, but also other kinds of heat and light and now, when channeling it, he can use various forms of heat or infrared radiation, as well as fly. His last romantic partnership was a brief tryst with his X-Force teammate, Meltdown. He was last seen confronting the Agents of Atlas over their theft of Cerebra. Last Appearance: X-Men vs. Agents of Atlas #2.

Super Sabre (Martin Fletcher): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Super Sabre, who had the power of super-speed, would be decapitated and killed by Aminedi, the agent of Desert Sword in New Mutants Annual (vol. 1) #7. However, he turned up as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene in X-Force (vol. 3) #21. He was last seen attacking Colossus on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Surge (Noriko “Nori” Ashida): Originally depicted as using drugs as a way to self-medicate and control her electricity powers, Nori was granted gauntlets by first Beast, then a later set by Forge to control them. She has retained her powers after M-Day, and recently ended her relationship with the depowered Prodigy, hoping he would leave the school and live somewhere in safety as an ordinary human. Surge was last seen being attacked by Rusty Collins, who was resurrected as techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene, on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Surgeon (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. The Surgeon as an ally to the Toad with unspecified powers, and was hiding out with him in Canada at a safe house owned by Emma Frost. He was stated to be a mutant, and apparently had the ability or knowledge of how to alter mutant powers, having already given Toad the additional power to communicate with amphibians. Last Appearance: Generation X #19.

Surrender Monkey (Brad Bentley): Claims to be a mutant, but revealed to be a human.Current status after M-Day unknown. Surrender Monkey claimed to have the power to know when it is the perfect time to surrender. Last Appearance: X-Statix #14

Susan ???: Current status unknown after the Decimation, believed depowered. Susan was one of the students from Academy X taken out into Salem Center on Halloween to trick-or-treat by the staff. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #1.

Sway (Suzanne Chan): Deceased. A chronal manipulator, Sway was one of Moira MacTaggart’s trainees sent to save the original X-Men from Krakoa. She was sliced in half by the island, and in her death throes, assisted Petra in saving Darwin and Vulcan. Last appearance: X-Men: Deadly Genesis #4.

Swift, Arthur: Deceased.Never confirmed as a mutant, but believed to be one. Arthur Swift was killed by "the geek", one of the U-Men who wanted to steal his mutant x-ray eyes. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #118.

Switch (Devon Alomar): Current status after M-Day unknown. Switch had the power to trade bodies with others, and was a member of King Bedlam’s Hellions. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #89.

Swordsman (Andreas von Strucker aka Fenris): His status as a mutant is debated, since he was genetically altered by in vitro. Deceased. As long as he was in contact with his twin, Andrea, he had the power to create force blasts. Upon his sister’s death, Andreas flayed some of his sister’s skin to attach to the hilt of his sword, so that he might still be able to use his force powers. He was killed when stabbed through the chest with his own sword by Norman Osborn, and thrown off of Thunderbolts Mountain. Last Appearance: Secret Invasion: Dark Reign #1.

Sycamore (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Sycamore was a tree-like mutant who was last seen battling an unnamed man/ant hybrid mutant for the right to be on X-Force when his fingers were bitten off. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #129.

Synch (Everett Thomas): Deceased. Synch died in an explosion from a bomb planted by Adrienne Frost while using borrowed strength from Monet to throw the human students present to safety. Last Appearance: Generation X #70.

Synge, Amina: Retained her powers after M-Day. A friend of Jamie Braddock and one of the Foursaken. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #473.

Syth (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown, possibly deceased. Syth was one of the Genoshan Mutates, and had enhanced strength and agility. He was likely in Genosha during the attack by Cassandra Nova’s Sentinels, and even if he survived that, he may have been depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #26.

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Tag (Brian Cruz): Deceased. Tag was one of the student’s of Xavier’s depowered on M-Day, and about the bus that was blown up in a rocket attack by Reverend Stryker and the Purifiers. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #24.

Tanaka, Uchio: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Uchio Tanaka was a mute Japanese telepath who had remained in a coma since Hiroshima, was only had woken up again after coming into the proximity of the violent psyche of Sabretooth. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 1) #3.

Tantra (???): Possibly deceased. This elephantine-appearing mutant had the power to affect the libidos of other individuals. Tantra was confirmed as depowered and his energies were a part of the Collective in New Avengers #18. He is also believed to be one of the students killed in Reverend Stryker’s attack on the Xavier Institute. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #20.

Tangerine (???): Origin of powers unknown, believed to be a mutant. Tangerine was a mutant originally revealed to exist on Earth-811, the “Days of Future Past” version of Marvel Earth, who had various telepathic, empathic, and psychometric abilities. However, a possible counterpart of hers was seen fighting in the battle that led to the defeat of the vampiric army of Count Dracula, as part of the SAS. Last Appearance: Captain Britain and MI13 #15.

Tar Baby (???): Deceased. Tar Baby was a Morlock whose body secretes and releases a tar-like substance that caused objects to stick to it. He was put to death in the Neverland Prison Camp. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #5.

Tarot (Marie-Ange Colbert): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Apparently in possession of her power to create psychic constructs based off of the arcane of a tarot deck, but it is unknown if she still maintains her precognitive abilities. Tarot was believed killed in Uncanny X-Men #282, when her life energy was drained by Trevor Fitzroy. She somehow, though, reappeared in the company of King Bedlam, claiming her life was tied to his in X-Force(vol. 1) #87. Before this relationship could be explained, however, both lost their powers in the Decimation, their power loss confirmed when the energy signatures are listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Whatever the circumstances of her relationship to King Bedlam were, to bring her back from the dead, were negated. She was deceased again, off-panel, until she turned up with her powers, alive, in X-Necrosha #1, as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. She was last seen attacking the Vanisher on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Tartarus (???): Apparently alive, and retained his power to project sensory illusions after the Decimation. Tartarus was a member of the Neo, and was last seen in San Francisco, battling the Young X-Men. Last Appearance: Young X-Men #12.

Taskmaster (???):Origin of powers unknown, possibly a mutant. Taskmaster has the power of photographic reflexes, which allow him to observe a person performing an action, and intuitively learn how to duplicate the feat, simply by having seen someone do it previously. He is registered with the government per the SHRA, and has for the moment replaced Gauntlet as the drill instructor at Camp Hammond at least during his predecessor’s convalescence. He was last seen leading the Initiative in its defense of Camp Hammond from the Avengers Resistance. Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #29.

Tattoo (Christine Cood aka Longstrike): Deceased. Tattoo was a member of the Omega Gang who was depowered on M-Day. She, along with her brother, joined the newest incarnation of the New Warriors, under the moniker Longstrike, and wielding technology originally used by Stilt-Man. She was killed in battle with the New Warriors against the Zodiac. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #4.

Tattooed Devil (???): This vaguely-named Russian mutant slave trader retained his powers to manifest tattoos of a person’s greatest fears after the Decimation. He was last seen in the X-Brig at the X-Men‘s Utopia, during the attack by Selene‘s techno-organic thralls. Last Appearance: X-Necrosha #1.

Taylor (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown, possibly deceased. Taylor was one of the Genoshan Mutates, and he could generate cold-fire energies and make them into sculptures. He was believed to be present in Genosha when Cassandra Nova’s Sentinels attacked, and even if he survived that genocidal act, he still may have been depowered on M-Day. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #88.

Taylor, Billy: Status after the Decimation unknown, possibly deceased. Billy Taylor was a mutant who had yet to develop his powers, and was abducted by the Weapon X Program, and taken to the Neverland Prison Camp. He escaped the camp with Dr. Windsor, who was actually Mr. Sinister in disguise. He was confirmed dead when Mr. Sinister ordered Scalphunter to prepare his body for autopsy. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #14.

Taylor, Mr. (??? Taylor): Status after the Decimation unknown, possibly deceased. Mr. Taylor was a mutant with kinetic energy powers who was abducted by the Weapon X Program, and taken to the Neverland Prison Camp. After he confronted the program’s Director, Malcolm Colcorde, about the atrocities being committed within the camp, he was led off by Boxbots, and never seen again. It’s implied he was killed by Weapon X off-panel. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #5.

Taylor, Mrs. (??? Taylor): Status after the Decimation unknown, possibly deceased. Mrs. Taylor was a mutant with unknown powers who could make her eyes glow green and was abducted by the Weapon X Program, and taken to the Neverland Prison Camp. It is believed she was eventually taken to the camp’s gas chambers and killed with the rest of its inmates. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #5.

Taylor, Wendy: Status after the Decimation unknown, possibly deceased. Wendy Taylor was a mutant who had yet to develop her powers, and was abducted by the Weapon X Program, and taken to the Neverland Prison Camp. She escaped the camp with Dr. Windsor, who was actually Mr. Sinister in disguise. She was confirmed dead when Mr. Sinister ordered Scalphunter to prepare his body for autopsy. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #14.

Teleplex (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Teleplex was a mutant who could gain a psychically fix his senses on a person or object from a distance, then replay the audio and video his extra-sensory perceptions would pick up on nearby television and radio equipment. Last Appearance: Marvel Comics Presents #44.

Tempo (Heather Tucker aka Harriet Solomon): Retained her time-manipulating powers after the Decimation. Along with the majority of the Acolytes, Tempo has begun a journey to San Francisco, and the X-Men to potentially coexist with them, after an encounter with Professor X. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #225.

Temptress (???): Deceased. Temptress was a mutant infected with a Brood egg who had the power to project pheromones and make those who smelled them wish to please her. She was killed when she was slashed and eviscerated by Wolverine. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #234.

Tension (???): Deceased. Tension was a mutant infected with a Brood egg who had extendable limbs. He was killed when he was incinerated by one of Havok’s plasma blasts. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #234.

Termite (???): Current status of powers after the Decimation unknown. Termite had the power to dissolve the molecular bonds between objects he touched, causing them to disintigrate. He lost this power after being blasted by Iron Man with the mutant neutralizer device created by Forge. He was last seen imprisoned for his various crimes. Last Appearance: Iron Man (vol. 3) #75.

Tether (???):Depowered on M-Day. Tether, a Morlock and former member of Gene Nation who is listed among those that make up the collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men Annual ’97.

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Thornn (Lucia Callasantos): Depowered after M-Day, but still has her animal-like visage. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 3) #55.

Threnody (Melody Jacobs): Retained her powers after the Decimation, as confirmed in Civil War: Battle Damage Report. Threnody’s powers are over death energies, and when she was last seen, she had begun to be able to exhibit various applications of this power. She was last romantically involved with Nate Grey, X-Man, but was apparently pregnant from an unknown father. Last Appearance: X-Man #58.

Thumbelina (Kristina Anderson): Current status after M-Day unknown. The former member of the Mutant Liberation Front and sister to Slab of the Nasty Boys, Thumbelina’s current whereabouts or the status of her powers are unknown. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 2) #5.

Thunderbird I (John Proudstar): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Still has his enhanced physical abilties after being resurrected after the Decimation. Thunderbird I died on his first mission with the X-Men, refusing to jump off of the plane of Count Nefaria before it exploded and crashed in Uncanny X-Men #95. However, in X-Force (vol. 3) #11, his corpse was reanimated with the techno-organic virus by Eli Bard. He was last seen at Genosha, as Eli Bard began resurrecting the millions of dead mutants there. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

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Thunderbird III (Neal Sharra): Retained his powers after M-Day. His last romantic counterpart was Lifeguard. He was last seen in San Francisco, living amongst its mutant population. Last Appearance: Marvel Digital Holiday Special 2008.

Tick-Tock (???): Current status of powers after the Decimation unknown. Tick-Tock had the power to slow down time, as well as be able to determine how the next minute of the future would be affected by any given action. He was last seen battling with the rest of the Night Shift and Avengers West Coast against Satannish. Last Appearance: Avengers West Coast #79.

Timeshadow (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Timeshadow was a member of Apocalypse’s Alliance of Evil team, and a foe of X-Factor with the power to phase in and out of time to create duplicates of himself. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #33.

Timeslip (Rina Patel): Depowered. Currently in possession of her power to send her consciousness through time, and manipulate time. Timeslip lost her powers when she prevented the Dire Wraith queen Volx from detonating a device that would remove the powers of thousands of superhumans, but lost her own in the process, but has since been shown in San Francisco, living amongst its mutant population, indicating she has regained her powers. Last Appearance: Marvel Digital Holiday Special 2008.

Toad (Mortimer Toynbee): Retained his various toad-related powers after M-Day. His only confirmed romantic interest to date was an unrequited crush on the Scarlet Witch. He was last seen at the X-Men‘s new island home during a series of attacks by Emplate. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy Annual #1.

Toad Boy (Tarquin Barderaux): Depowered on M-Day. Toad Boy was a mentally-challenged mutant who secreted a highly addictive hallucinogen from his sweat glands. Last Appearance: Mutopia X #5.

Toad-In-Waiting (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Toad-In-Waiting was a mutant with similar powers to longtime member of the Brotherhood, Toad, and even appeared alongside him in his first appearance in the aftermath of Cassandra Nova’s attack on Genosha. Last Appearance: Excalibur (vol. 2) #8.

Tommy (Morlock) ???: Deceased. A member of the Morlocks, Tommy had the power to become two-dimensional. She was killed after being speared by Harpoon, then shot by Scalphunter. She gained the ominous status of being the first Morlock killed in the “Mutant Massacre”. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #210.

Tommy (student) ???: Current status unknown after the Decimation, believed depowered. Tommy was one of the students from Academy X taken out into Salem Center on Halloween to trick-or-treat by the staff. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #1.

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Toro (Thomas Raymond): Deceased. Toro was the fire manipulating sidekick of the original Human Torch, and died in a in the South Pacific when he tried to force the escape craft of the Thinker to crash by guiding it into the island himself, dying in the explosion. Last Appearance: Sub-Mariner #14.

Torres (Miguela Torres): Current status after M-Day unknown. A former rival of Skin from Los Angeles, Torres had the ability to harness psionic energy and project it into force bolts. She was last seen battling Prime Sentinels alongside Generation X. Last Appearance: Generation X #31.

Tower (???): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene. Tower was a member of the Alliance of Evil with the power to change his physical size at will, and was tracked down and killed by the X-Cutioner in Uncanny X-Men Annual #17. However, he turned up as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene in X-Force (vol. 3) #21. He was last seen attacking Rogue on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Tough Love (???):Status after the Decimation unknown. A member of the Rising Sons, Tough Love has not been seen since battling Generation X and the mercenary Paladin. Last Appearance: Generation X #54.

Trader II (???): Deceased. Trader was a member of the Chicago Morlocks who had the power to blend into shadows. He died taking a bullet for fellow Morlock Electric Eve. Last Appearance: Morlocks #3.

Trance (Hope Abbott): Retained her power to astrally project while her body remains invulnerable after M-Day. Trance was last seen at Utopia, allowing Rogue to borrow her powers to attempt to rescue Bling. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #228.

Trask, Lawrence “Larry”: Deceased. Larry Trask was a precognitive mutant and son of Bolivar Trask, creator of the Sentinels, who could see future events. Unfortunately, one of the future events he didn’t see was when a falling Sentinel would crush him in Austrailia. Last Appearance: Avengers (vol. 1) #104.

Treemont, Jason: Believed Deceased. Jason Treemont had the mutant powers of advanced aging, and immunities to all drugs and medicines. He was last seen soliciting the services of Stacy X to relieve him of all his physical pain before he died. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #408.

Tremolo (???): Depowered by the Decimation. Tremolo was a member of the Hell’s Belles, and a used to be able to fly and control sonic waves, but, whose power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol.1) #81.

Trioccula (aka Trois): Deceased. Trioccula was a member of X’s Brotherhood that had three eyes that she could apparently shoot beams of energy out of. She was killed during the attack the Brotherhood attempted at the X-Force parade. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #9.

Tryp, Damian: Retained his powers after M-Day. Tryp is what he calls a “killcrop”, a child born with their mutant powers already in place, and in history regarded as a “changeling” baby. He has been shown to have been born in the 12th century, and is in charge of Singularity Investigations, the opposite number to X-Factor Investigations, and Jamie Madrox. It is currently unknown how only his future self exists, but not his past selves. Regardless, he was last seen 80 years in the future, plotting against Madrox and Layla Miller. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #48.

Tsung, Marcus: Deceased. Tsung had the power to create “virtual bullets” that would not affect inanimate objects, but could affect organic substances. He was killed when shot by Romany Wisdom’s snipers. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #110.

Tyler ???: Current status after the Decimation unknown. Not to be confused with Cable's stepson, this Tyler was beaten in the streets, but saved by Jamie Madrox, of X-Factor, and taken to a hospital during "X-Cutioner's Song". Last Mentioned: X-Factor (vol. 1) #84.

Typhoid Mary (Mary Alice Walker aka Bloody Mary aka Mutant Zero): Retained her pyrokinetic powers after the Decimation. Mary currently is a member of the Shadow Initiative, working for the government as a black ops agent under the guise of Mutant Zero, as the 199th unregistered mutant. She was last seen in Madripoor, fleeing a HYDRA base. Last Appearance: Avengers: The Initiative #24.

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Ugly John (Steve ???): Deceased. Ugly John was a mutant with three faces who ended up being mortally wounded despite the best efforts of Wolverine and Cyclops to protect him from the Nano-Sentinels unleashed by Cassandra Nova. In the end, Cyclops would mercy-kill him with his optic blasts, rather than let him suffer. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #115.

U-Go Girl (Edith “Eddie” Constance Sawyer): Deceased. U-Go Girl was killed by The Spike’s doppelganger. She is revealed to have gone to Heaven in X-Statix Presents: Dead Girl. Last Appearance: X-Statix Presents: Dead Girl #5.

Unus the Untouchable (Angelo Unuscione): Resurrected as a techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene by Eli Bard. Unus lost his force-field powers due to the Decimation, and was temporarily repowered with help from Quicksilver and the Terrigen Mists, but his powers were were altered so his new force field did not even let air in, suffocating him in Son of M #5. However, after Eli Bard began resurrecting deceased mutants to be Selene’s thralls on Genosha, his mutant energy signature is detected in Bastion’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. Last Mentioned: X-Force (vol. 3) #21. Last Appearance: Son of M #5.

Unuscione (Carmella Unuscione): Retained her force field powers after M-Day. Unuscione, along with the majority of the Acolytes, she has begun a journey to San Francisco, and the X-Men to potentially coexist with them, after an encounter with Professor X. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #225.

Ursa Major (Mikhail Uriokovitch Ursus): Retained his bear-like form, and great strength after M-Day. However, he has recently resurfaced as a member of the Russian Winter Guard. He was last seen battling the Skrull invasion in the Soviet Union. Last Appearance: War Machine: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. #34.

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V., Joey: Depowered on M-Day. Joey V. was a precognitive mutant who joined F.O.O.M. after the Decimation, and had trouble with his career as a photographer, having previously used his precognitive abilities to predict where action would happen, and be the first one on scene to capture it on film. Last Appearance: Generation M #3.

Vague (???): Depowered by the Decimation. Vague was a member of the Hell’s Belles, and who could turn herself invisible, whose power loss is confirmed when her energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol.1) #81.

Vanderwall, Jaime: Current status after the Decimation unknown, believed depowered. Jaime was a student of the Xavier Institute with the power to discorpreate into smoke. She was last seen in a meeting with her guidance counselor, Beast. Last Appearance: X-Men Unlimited (vol. 2) #10.

Vanguard (Nicolai Krylenko): Retained his force-field powers on M-Day. Last seen battling a giant mechanized Chinese Dragon alongside the Winter Guard of Russia, of which he is a member, and Iron Man. Last Appearance: Iron Man (vol. 2) #10.

Vanisher (Telford Porter): Retained his teleportation powers after M-Day. Vanisher was last seen returning to Utopia to try and find Elixir to cure is inoperable brain cancer in the midst of an attack by the techno-organic virus-infected thralls of Selene. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Vega, Robin: Current status unknown after the Decimation. Robin Vega was a mutant, and colleague of Spider-Man’s at Empire State University who had the power to turn into liquid metal, and fought against the Friends of Humanity there. Last Appearance: Peter Parker: Spider-Man #82.

Veil (???): Deceased. Veil had the power to release a chemical agent from her pores that when combined with normal air, would produce a fog-like agent. She was killed when she was burned alive by Pyro in Kuwait. Last Appearance: X-Factor Annual #6.

Venus Dee Milo (“Dee” Milo): Deceased. This member of X-Statix was killed by helicopter gunships while trying to stop gunmen from taking over a mansion. Last Appearance: X-Statix #26.

Verschlagen, Ernesta (aka V2): Deceased. Ernesta had the power to shape and extend her skin into prehensile extensions such as razor sharp barbs, slinging ropes, lashes, and protective padding. She was killed when her mother drained her body’s energies. Last Appearance: X-Force Annual 1999.

Vertigo II (???): Believed Deceased. Retained her powers after the Decimation. Vertigo is actually one of the Savage Land mutates, and was still currently serving Mr. Sinister as one of his Marauders during “Messiah Complex”, [COLOR="darkorange"]when she was killed when bitten in half by Predator X. However, not one, but two of her clones were seen battling X-Force in Japan. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #9.

Vessel (???): Deceased. Vessel was a member of Gene Nation who could increase his strength and size by absorbing the physical and psychic energies of people while they were dying. He was shot and killed by a vengeful Agent Zero. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #21.

Vincente (???):Current status unknown. Vincente was last seen as a member of Emplate’s version of the Hellions that attacked Generation X. Vincente’s whereabouts, and the status of his powers after the Decimation are unknown. Formerly, Vincente had the power to turn himself into a solid, liquid, or gas. He also can absorb the properties of a substance that he is intermingled with in his gas and liquid state, including poisons. Last Appearance: Generation X #57.

Vindaloo (Venkat Katregadda): Retained his powers after M-Day. Vindaloo is still one of the Acolytes, but was part of the squad separated from Exodus that the X-Men defeated and then interrogated to learn the location of the Marauders and remaining Acolytes during “Messiah Complex”. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #492.

Vivisector (Myles Afred): Deceased. This member of X-Statix was shot dead, off-panel at his own retirement party. Last Appearance: X-Statix #26.

Voght, Amelia: Retained her teleportation powers after M-Day. Along with the majority of the Acolytes, Voght has begun a journey to San Francisco, and the X-Men to potentially coexist with them, after an encounter with Professor X. Last Appearance: X-Men: Legacy #225.

Von Roehm, Friedrich (aka Black Rook): Deceased. Friedrich may have been a mutant, but he believed he was afflicted with a curse of lycanthropy that would turn him into a werewolf-like creature. He was the Black Rook of the New York Hellfire Club, serving Selene as Black Queen. He was killed after refusing an offer from Storm to ally and battle Nimrod together, and then Nimrod disintegrated him. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #209.

Von Strucker, Andrea (aka Fenris): Deceased. She was killed by Baron Helmet Zemo when she discovered his identity as Citizen V, and although cloned and restored to life by her brother, her clone was killed by Bullseye during Secret Invasion on board a Skrull battleship. Last Appearance: Thunderbolts #124.

Voodoo (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Voodoo had unspecified powers, but it is believed they were some sort of disorienting ability. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #47.

Vulcan (Gabriel Summers): One of the “Lost Students” believed dead on Krakoa that was originally taught by Moira MacTaggart. After M-Day, untethered mutant energies awoke Vulcan from stasis in the Earth’s orbit, and his power set eventually settled at energy manipulation, once he was separated from Darwin. Vulcan has usurped the throne of the Shi’ar empire and by expanding its dominion, has solidified his claim to it, becoming popular with the Shi’ar people. His only romantic interest has been Deathbird, although his pursuit of her is more based on Shi’ar politics than love. He was last seen entering battle, one on one, against Black Bolt. Last appearance: War of Kings #5.

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Wall II (???): Depowered due to the Decimation. Wall was a strong, physically invulnerable mutant who was last seen battling Cable, on behalf of Randall Shire. Last Appearance: Cable (vol. 2) #82.

Wall III (Euro-Trash): Deceased. Wall III was a member of the Euro-Trash made of stone who was shattered and killed by X-Force member the Anarchist. Last Appearance: X-Statix #14.

Wallflower (Laurie Collins): Deceased. Retained her pheromone powers after M-Day, but would end up having her arm injured accidentally by fellow student Wither, before being shot and killed by one of Reverend Stryker’s Purifiers wielding a sniper rifle. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #25.

Wanda ???: Status unknown after the Decimation. Wanda had the power of enhanced vision so developed, she needed to wear sunglasses to compensate for it. She was a member of the Circle of Pavane, a group of Transian mutants led by her father, who battled the Avengers. Last Appearance: Avengers (vol. 1) #377.

Wanderer (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Wanderer is a mutant teleporter and an associate of the Goth. Last seen being captured by the X-Men. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #385.

War (Abraham Lincoln Kieros): Current status after M-Day unknown. One of Apocalypse’s Four Horsemen, Kieros had the power to create explosions through kinetic contact, and was last seen regaining the use of his legs with some help from Angel. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 2) #147.

Warlock I (??? Maha Yogi aka Merlin Demonspawn): Current stautus after the Decimation unknown. Warlock I had a variety of powers at his disposal, including teleportation, telepathy, telekinesis, mind control, mental illusions, and immortality. Last Appearance: Captain Marvel V #21.

Warlock III (aka Douglock): Current status unknown. Not just a mutant, but a mutant member of the alien Techarchy. Warlock's mutant power is that as a Technarch, he has a separate sense of self, an aberration for that race. Warlock has a more human personalitiy due to having shared Doug's DNA and brain patterns when experimented on by Stephen Lang. He was last seen having his head torn off by Doug Ramsey, who is now a techno-organic thrall of Selene, on Utopia. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 3) #6.

Warpath (James Proudstar aka Thunderbird II): Retained his powers of enhanced physical abilities after M-Day. His current romantic relationship is with Hepzibah. He was last seen battling his one time lover, Risque, who was resurrected as techno-organic virus-infected thrall of Selene, on Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Warp Savant (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Warp Savant could perform a psionic extraction ability that enabled him to disassemble matter and store it as mental energy within the confines of his mind. After an encounter with the X-Men, and a threat from Wolverine, who had just escaped his mind, Warp Savant used his powers on himself, and has vanished, not to be seen since. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #394.

Warren, Ethan: Deceased. Not confirmed as a mutant, but suspected of being one. Lt. Warren was a man who served with Wolverine in World War II in Japan, and was present with Logan outside Hiroshima when the atomic bomb was dropped on it. Somehow, he managed to absorb the radiation from the blast, and return to later battle Wolverine as a creature made of living flame. He would eventually revert to his human form, and be decapitated by Wolverine, apparently finally killing him. Last Appearance: Logan #3.

Warthog (???): Deceased. Warthog was a member of the London Morlocks, and was killed by the mutant hunter, Mr. Clean. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #395.

Washout (John Lopez): Deceased. Washout was a member of Weapon X with a variety of water-based powers. In the end, died betraying the shadowy Canadian government organization to Cable’s Mutant Underground. Last Appearance: Weapon X (vol. 2) #11.

worstblogever

12-11-2007, 03:45 AM

Weapon Omega (Michael Pointer aka the Collective aka Guardian VI): Retained his power to absorb mutant energy on M-Day, and ended up doing so on a grand scale when several lost mutant energies possessed Michael, including Xorn, who would kill all of the Canadian superhero team, Alpha Flight. Michael was taken into custody, willingly, and was trained to use his powers by the Canadian government to become the new Weapon Omega, or Guardian using a containment suit. He was last seen going into a manic fit and running amok in Barton, California after absorbing some of the near unlimited mutant energy coming from Nate Grey. Last Appearance: Dark X-Men #1.

Whedon, Evangeline “Vange”: Lawyer to the X-Men. Retained her powers to turn into a large winged dragon after M-Day, according to the 198 Files. Last Appearance: New X-Men (vol. 2) #6.

Whiphand (???): Deceased. Whiphand was a mutant infected with a Brood Egg, who died when Colossus snapped his neck. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #234.

Whirlwind (David Cannon): Retained his powers after the Decimation. The longtime Iron Man and Avengers foe with wind powers was last seen posing as Norman Osborn’s limo driver, while working for the mysterious Zodiac. Last Appearance: Dark Reign: Zodiac #3.

Whiteout (???): Current status unknown. Whiteout is not a mutant, but a Savage Land Mutate created by Magneto who can create a flash of psionic energy to blind opponents. Last Appearance: New Avengers #5.

White Queen (Emma Frost): Retained her two mutant powers after M-Day, her telepathy, and her ability to change into a form of diamond. Emma is currently stuck in her diamond form, after having telepathically given Bob Reynolds control over the Sentry’s psyche, as opposed to the Void, leaving a sliver of the Void in her own consciousness. She is romantically involved with the leader of the X-Men, Cyclops, and is a member of the team. She was last seen as techno-organic virus-infected thralls of Selene attacked Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Whitman, Malcolm: Status currently unknown after M-Day. Whitman was a pyrokinetic mutant last seen being taken into custody by the FBI in the slaying of William Sumner. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 2) #1.

Wiccan (William “Billy” Kaplan aka Asgardian): Not confirmed as a mutant, but suspected of being one, possibly a magical creation of the Scarlet Witch. Wiccan has some reality warping abilities, not unlike the Scarlet Witch, via hex magic. He was last seen battling the Unspoken, in China. Last Appearance: Mighty Avengers #30.

Wicked (???): Depowered on M-Day. Was temporarily repowered with help from Quicksilver and the Terrigen Mists, but her powers were out of control, and she was taunted by the spirits of her parents. She since has lost her powers again. Last Appearance: Son of M #5.

Wild Child (Kyle Gibney): Believed Deceased. While listed as depowered by M-Day, and his mutant energies being part of the Collective in New Avengers #18, Wild Child resurfaced with his powers intact, possibly due to some unknown bargain with the mysterious benefactor, Romulus. He was last seen being thrown into a vat of molten metal by Omega Red, if he survived this is still unknown. Last Appearance: Wolverine: Origins #39.

Wildside (Richard Gill): Lost his powers in the Decimation. Wildside, who formerly could disrupt someone’s sense of reality, His power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol.1) #81.

Wilkinson, Lenore: Depowered by the Decimation. It is unknown what Lenore’s powers were, but she lost her X-Gene on M-Day, and was last seen in Detroit, being attacked by Cortex. Last appearance: X-Factor (vol. 3) #49.

William (???): Deceased. The enigmatic mutant named William was being rapidly aged by his energy powers, and died from them, despite the best efforts of Spider-Man to prevent otherwise. Last Appearance: Peter Parker: Spider-Man #34.

Wind Dancer (Sofia Mantega): Depowered by the Decimation. Sofia was working as a diner waitress in New York City, before becoming a costumed vigilante battling with advanced technology including Doctor Octopus’ tentacles named Renascence. She was last seen as the New Warriors team she was a member of disbanded. Last Appearance: New Warriors (vol. 4) #20.

worstblogever

12-11-2007, 03:47 AM

Windshear (Colin Ashworth Hume): Depowered by the Decimation. Windshear is listed as depowered on M-Day, but was not believed to be a mutant before it, anyway. Unless the writers of the X-Books have decided that he had a latent X-Gene activated by his exposure to chemicals at Roxxon while an agent for them. His power loss is confirmed when his energy signature is listed among those that make up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #127

Wing (Eddie ???): Deceased. Wing was depowered by Ord of the Breakworld in Astonishing X-Men #4 and killed himself as a result shortly thereafter. Last Appearance: Astonishing X-Men #7.

Winston ???: Status currently unknown after M-Day, believed depowered. Winston was an Xavier Institute student who was part of Gambit’s squad at Academy X. Last Appearance: Gambit (vol. 4) #10.

Wipeout (???): Deceased. Wipeout was a mutant who could produce biological energy bursts that could remove the mental circuits that allow superhumans access to their powers, erasing them until he wishes to reactivate their powers. He was killed by Cameron Hodge in an attempt to frame Havok for the crime. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #272.

Wisdom, Peter Paul “Pete”: Retained his power to manifest “hot knives” after M-Day, having started a new Excalibur team in London. Pete Wisdom’s last romantic interest was apparently having little to do with romance, when he had a fling in a closet with Dazzler. He was last seen orchestrating the battle strategy that led to the defeat of the vampiric army of Count Dracula. Last Appearance: Captain Britain and MI13 #15.

Wither (Kevin Ford): Retained his powers after the Decimation. This student of Academy X, however, ran away from the Institute, and was living on the streets of Mutant Town in New York City, where he would end up in the arms of the energy-draining mutant Selene. He was last seen at Genosha, as Eli Bard began using the techno-organic virus to resurrected the millions of dead there. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Wither, Ashton: Deceased. Died saving FBI agent Aaron Kearse from Agent Duncan after using his power to wither flesh to dessicate the rogue agent. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 2) #4.

Witness (Remy Etienne LeBeau): Deceased. Retained his powers after M-Day. The Witness is actually Gambit from Bishop’s alternate future (Earth-1191) who can see all things in all other timelines. He was killed, as a result, by the Marauders prior to “Messiah CompleX”. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #200.

Wiz Kid (Taki Matsuya): Taki was confirmed as depowered on M-Day, when SHIELD computers detected his mutant energy signature as a part of the Collective. Current whereabouts unknown. Last Appearance: X-Terminators #4.

Wolf (???): Current status after M-Day unknown. Wolf was a member of Team America a.k.a. the Thunderiders, and had the power to project his strength, stamina, and knowledge into another collective being along with the other members of Team America. Last Appearance: Ghost Rider/Johnny Blaze: Spirits of Vengeance #12.

Wolf Cub (Nicholas Gleason): Deceased. Wolf Cub had retained his powers as a man/wolf hybrid after the Decimation. Wolf Cub was killed in battle by Donald Pierce. Last Appearance: Young X-Men #5.

Wolfsbane (Rahne Sinclair): Not affected by M-Day, retaining her power to shift inbetween a human, and wolf forms. Rahne is currently operating as a member of X-Force. Her last romantic interest was her a reunion with her old love from Asgard, the Wolf Prince, Hrimhari. She was last seen, unconscious at the X-Men‘s Utopia, as Selene‘s army of techno-organic infected zombies were attacking. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

Wolverine (James Howlett aka Logan aka Weapon X aka Patch): Not depowered by M-Day, but regained all of his lost memories, including that of two clans of “Lupines”, feral mutants that have been at war through history. Logan’s full recollection of his memories of the "Lupines", or Romulus are incomplete, and have yet to be fully explained. Wolverine’s healing factor has shown remarkable new levels of regeneration, once even allowing him to survive being incinerated down to his adamantium skeleton and a few cells by the villain Nitro, but has recently been scaled back from these incredible levels. Currently Wolverine is operating as a member of the X-Men and X-Force (operating out of San Francisco), and often adventures alone. His last romantic interest was a one night fling with Yukio. Last appearance: (Come on, it’s Wolverine. You see him enough everywhere and anywhere.)

worstblogever

12-11-2007, 03:49 AM

Wombat (Vernon French aka Crimson Daffodil): Current status of powers after M-Day unknown. Wombat had the mutant power to reroute the fear sensation in people's brains and make it seem like pleasure, making them unusually cooperative. He was last seen trying to woo Dagger. He is listed as a potential Initiative recruit in the Civil War: Battle Damage Report. Last Appearance: Cloak and Dagger (vol. 3) #11.

Worm I (???): Current status unknown. Worm is not a mutant, but a Savage Land Mutate created by Magneto whose lower body ends not in legs, but a wormlike tail and he can produce a mucus that when victims touch it, can be dominated for a time. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #459.

Worm III (Winston Hobbes): Deceased. Hobbes was a horribly deformed mutant with heightened strength, darkness-adapted vision, venomous fangs and spitting ability, tunneling power based on sharp claws and ability to digest soil. He was a serial killer who was shot and killed by Ismael Ortega. Last Appearance: District X #12.

Wraith II (Hector Mendoza): Depowered on M-Day. Wraith was a member of the X-Men during the “Eve of Destruction” storyline. The loss of his powers was confirmed on SHIELD computers analyzing the mutant energies that made up the Collective in New Avengers #18. Last Appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #113.

Wraith, John: Deceased. The former member of the Weapon X project had the power to phase, but did not use it to avoid being killed when he was gutted by Sabretooth. Last Appearance: Wolverine (vol. 2) #166.

Wrap (???): Current status unknown after the Decimation. A member of Emplate’s version of the Hellions that attacked Generation X. Ebon’s whereabouts, and the status of his powers after the Decimation are unknown. Last Appearance: Generation X #57.

Wrench (Leonard Hebb): Current status after M-Day unknown. Wrench was a member of Team America a.k.a. the Thunderiders, and had the power to project his strength, stamina, and knowledge into another collective being along with the other members of Team America. Last Appearance: New Mutants (vol. 1) #6.

Wyngarde, Martinique (aka Mastermind II aka Martinique Jason): Retained her powers of illusion after M-Day. Martinique is one of the two daughters of Jason Wyngarde, the original Mastermind, and the half-sister of Regan Wyngarde, Lady Mastermind. Martinique She was last seen as part of the Sisterhood‘s retreat from the X-Men. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #511.

Wyre (???): Current status after the Decimation unknown. This member of Alpha Flight has not been seen since the team was disbanded the first time. Last Appearance: Alpha Flight (vol. 1) #130.

worstblogever

12-11-2007, 03:50 AM

X:

X (Marvin Hoffman): Deceased. X was the psionically charismatic leader of the Brotherhood, a mutant terrorist organization (not Magneto’s) and died after being blown up by Mike Asher, one of his subordinates. Last Appearance: The Brotherhood #9.

X-23 (Laura Kinney): Retained her powers after M-Day. X-23 is the 23rd and most successful clone of Wolverine created by a mysterious organization to replicate the Weapon X project. She has a potential romantic interest in Hellion. X-23 was last seen as techno-organic virus-infected thralls of Selene attacked Utopia. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 3) #21.

X-Man (Nate Grey): Maintained his nearly immeasurable telepathic and telekinetic powers after the Decimation, even through his supposed death. Nate’s last romantic relationship was with Threnody. X-Man died saving the world from the Anti-Man in X-Man #75, but was recently resurrected in the hospital room of a man named Jack Fenner. Last appearance: Dark X-Men #1.

Xiong, ??? (aka Mr. Xiong): Depowered by the Decimation. Mr. Xiong was a mutant acupuncturist who had the power to created psionic needles that could drain psychic toxins that cause negative emotions from people. He was last seen helping the X-Men interrogate a member of the Hellfire Cult. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #502.

Xorn, Kuan-Yin: Deceased. Kuan-Yin Xorn died when decapitated by Wolverine in in his attack on New York City. His energies made up the dominant personality within the Collective, when it returned to Earth after M-Day, but how they lingered after decapitation is still unclear, or if it was Kuran-Yin’s brother Shen, in fact, who was the Xorn personality inside the Collective is unknown. Last Appearance: In physical form, X-Men #150 (vol. 2) As part of the Collective, New Avengers #20.

Xorn, Shen: Depowered after M-Day. Shen served briefly as a member of the X-Men after they rescued him from a Chinese prison. Came back to the mansion, and removed his helmet to capture most of the Brotherhood inside the black hole he had for a brain. Last appearance: X-Men (vol. 2) #164.

worstblogever

12-11-2007, 03:51 AM

Y:

Yekaterina ???: Current status after M-Day unknown. Yekaterina is a Ukrainian mutant shapeshifter. The limits to her shapeshifting ability as relates to size and mass are unknown, but she has already shown she can appear as any female form. Last Appearance: Marvel Knights Spider-Man #2.

Yidrazil (???): Deceased. Yidrazil was a member of the Neyaphem, a clan of ancient, extra-dimensional mutants often mistaken for demons. He was killed when he was decapitated by Kiwi Black. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #434.

Z:

Zach (???): Depowered by the Decimation. Zach used to have the power to switch the primal instincts between two animals. Last Appearance: X-Treme X-Men #20.

Zaladane (Zala Dane): Deceased. The magnetic-manipulating Savage Land Mutate was killed by Magneto by being impaled with metal spikes after she had stolen both the powers of Polaris and Magneto. Last Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #275.

Zalme (??? Zalme): Current status after M-Day unknown. This mutant soldier had a latent mutant ability, to transform into a purple human/lizard hybrid. Upon trying to test a device that made mutant powers rage out of control on Dazzler, it was activated and revealed Zalme’s powers. He was last seen at a San Diego Comic Con where Dazzler was performing. Last Appearance: Dazzler #30.

Zapper (Colin Smith): Current status after the Decimation unknown. Zapper was a British mutant who could access electromagnetic energy seemingly at will. He was last seen tied up and left in the Brazilian rainforest by Rick Mason. Last Appearance: Marvel Graphic Novel: The Agent #1.

Zealot (Thomas Philip Moreau): Deceased. Zealot possessed terraforming powers to control the very soil of Genosha. However, it didn’t do him much good when Magneto launched him into space. Last Appearance: Magneto Rex #3.

Zeek (???): Deceased. A member of the New York City Morlocks, Zeek was shot and killed by Harpoon during the “Mutant Massacre”. Last Appearance: X-Factor (vol. 1) #10.

Zeitgeist II (Axel Cluney): Deceased. Member of X-Force, X-Statix killed in the Boys-R-Us Massacre. Last Appearance: X-Force (vol. 1) #116.

worstblogever

12-11-2007, 05:08 AM

If anyone feels any edits, or addendums are necessary to the Mutant Tracker that were not updated, PM user worstblogever with concerns.

Valeria Kementari

07-21-2008, 05:35 PM

It thought it'd be nice to have a sort of index of the Appreciation threads, in order to make it easier for new users to find them, so if you know about an appreciation thread that isn't listed, please post a link for it

Storm: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=209048

Psylocke :http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=214752

Sage: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=218693

Dazzler: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=164166

Polaris: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=170528

Windancer (Sofia Mantega): http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=219342

Nightcrawler: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=228813

Chris Claremont: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=229919

X-23: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=206192

Angel: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=170980

Karma: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=229600

Generation X: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=220302

Dust: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=228722

Longshot: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=229280

Jean/Phoenix: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=195985

Magnus Family: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=165483

Syrin: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=239268

Icegod

09-26-2008, 04:12 PM

This thread is to adress the numerous complaints I have sen on this site and others that Cyclops and the X-Men have not done an adequate job of keeping track of former members, allies and students. I wanted to compile a list of all the mutants (and other X-Men like Mirage and Hepzibah) that have responded to Cyclops' invitation to join the X-Men in San Fransisco and then discuss whether or not his call to all mutants has worked and if he is doing a good job of gathering the various mutants. Please let me know if I have omitted any characters or if I have wrongly included any.

Confirmed Mutants/X-Men in San Fransisco

Cyclops
Emma Frost
Beast
Wolverine
Storm
Armor
Nightcrawler
Colossus
Cannonball
Karma
Dazzler
Angel
Iceman
Magik
Dazzler
Northstar
Aurora
Husk
Magma
Sunspot
Mirage
Rockslide
Dust
Anole
Blindfold
Ink
Greymalkin
Warpath
X-23
Wolfsbane
Hepzibah
Surge
Prodigy
Hellion
Mercury
Stepford Cuckoos
No-Girl
Onyxx
Leong Mahn
Nga Mahn
Loa
Match
Trance
Indra
Domino
Elixer
Cipher
Gentle
Bling!
Persuasion
Timeslip
Thunderbird III
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Now to break that down in San Fransisco are:

All alive Members of the original 5:

Cyclops, Beast, Iceman, Angel

All alive and not evil members of the All New, All different Cast:

Wolverine, Storm, Nightcrawler, Colossus

Several other long time or notable X-Men and affiliated mutants:

Emma Frost, Dazzler, Northstar, Thunderbird III, Aurora, Hepzibah, Persuasion, Timeslip

All original New Mutants:

Cannonball, Mirage, Sunspot, Wolfsbane, Karma

Several other New Mutants or affilated mutants:

Magma, Magik, Warpath, Domino

1/2 of the powered/alive Generation X students:

Husk

A good number of his own former Academy X Students:

Stepford Cuckoos, X-23, Surge, Mercury, Anole, Rockslide, Blindfold, Dust, Prodigy, Hellion, Onyxx, Loa, Match, Trance, Indra, Elixer, Bling!, Gentle

Other Mutants/team embers who have appeared since Messiah Complex:

Ink, Greymalkin, Cipher

Now to further illustrate my point, here is a breakdown of the former teammates the X-men have not brought back into the fold:

Professor X- On a personal mission
Jean Grey- Deceased
Mimic- prisoner of Zemo during Civil War
Havok- Prisoner of Vulcan
Polaris- Prisoner of Vulcan
Banshee- Deceased
Thunderbird- Deceased
Sunfire- Evil
Shadowcat- Lost in Space, presumed deceased
Rachel Grey- In Deep space
Rogue- On a personal mission
Psylocke- Member of the Exiles, not in the 616 universe
Longshot- member of X-Factor
Forge- presumably in Dallas,
Gambit- Most likley presumed evil by majority of X-Men
Bishop- Evil
Revanche: Deceased
Maggot- MIA, possibly deceased, Slug in possession of Sinister
Cecilia Reyes- MIA to the X-Men, appeared in NYX, in contact with Beast, power status unconfirmed
Sage- Left Excalibur to join the Exiles, known to Captain Britain, Dazzler, etc.
Juggernaut- MIA, appearing in upcoming issues of Legacy
Marrow- depowered, most recently evil
Sabertooth- Deceased and evil
Mystique- Evil
Lady Mastermind- evil, possibly deceased
Lifeguard- MIA
Slipstream- MIA
Darwin- Member of X-Factor
Madrox- Member of X-Factor
Siryn- member of X-factor
Guido- member of X-Factor
Monet- member of X-Factor
Rictor- Member of X-Factor
Quicksilver- presumed depowered and evil by X-Men, actually repowered an heroic again
Cypher: Deceased
Rusty: Deceased
Boomer: Deceased
Skids: Working for S.H.I.E.L.D.
Warlock: MIA to the X-Men, but last seen in space during Annhilation
Feral- Deceased
Shatterstar- MIA
Bedlam- presumed deceased
Synch: Deceased
Blink: Deceased
Skin: Deceased
St. Croix Twins- MIA (are they with thier father? Can anyone confirm this?)
Jubilee- Depowered, member of New Warriors- known to Wolverine
Chamber- Depowered, member of New Warriors, thought deceased or seriously injured as several
X-Men visted his hospital room after M-Day
Gaia- MIA
Hollow- MIA, body was seen in LA with the Loners, unknown who is inhabiting the body
Leech- MIA, last seen as prisoner of Morlocks
Artie- Depowered, presumably with family
Wiz Kid- Depowered, presumably with family
Wolfcub- Deceased
Pixie: In Limbo
Ernst- MIA
Wallflower: Deceased
Whither- MIA to X-Men, shown with Selene, probably evil
Quill-Deceased
Tag- Deceased
Preview- depowered, presumably with family
Network- Deceased
Dryad- Deceased
DJ-Deceased
Tag-Deceased
Specter- depowered, presumably with family
Flubber- depowered, possibly deceased
Rain Boy- Depowered, possibly deceased
Hydro- Deceased
Squidboy- Deceased
Wing- Deceased
Aero- Depowered, with family in Kentucky
Wind Dancer- Depowered, with New Warriors, X-Men probably believe to be MIA
Beak- Depowered, with New Warriors, X-Men probably believe to be MIA
Angel Salvadore- Depowered, with New Warriors, X-Men probably believe to be MIA
Stacy X- Deceased, X-Men probably believe to be MIA
Redneck- Deceased, formerly with New Warriors, X-Men probably believe to be in prison
Radian- Depowered, with New Warriors, X-Men probably believe to be in prison
Tatoo- Deceased, formerly with New Warriors, X-Men probably believe to be in prison
Quentin Quire- Presumed to still be in Beast's lab at former Xavier Institute
Glob Herman- Incarcerated, possibly de-powered

So, as my list shows, out of all former X-Affiliates, only Mimic, Juggernaut, Maggot, Lifeguard, Slipstream, Shatterstar, Gaia, Leech, Hollow, Whither, Warlock, the St. Croix twins and Ernst are missing in action currently. Further, it can be presumed that the X-Men have returned Ernst to her parents as it was shown and described in Divided We Stand that Anole, Hellion and Gentle recieved similar treatment. I think Wind Dancer, Beak and Angel were probably taken care of by the X-Men prior to them hooking up with the New Warriors and additionally, Jubilee may have informed Logan that all of the former mutatns were with the New Warriors.

I, for one, believe that the current X-Men have done a good job of keeping in contact with thier former members and allies. I acknowledge that it took some time to get to where they are at, but with Decimation, Rise and Fall of the Shiar Empire, Breakworld, Messiah Complex and now Secret Invasion, its not exactly as if the X-Men have been sitting on thier hands this whole time. I do hope the status of characters such as Shatterstar, Cecilia Reyes, etc. get cleared up in the near future as I think they would be helpful and useful operatives in the new X-Regime. But for now, I am happy with all the characters that the writers can use as they see fit in a rotating manner and excited that several characters such as Sunspot, Northstar and Husk are finally out of limbo.

Tobias March

01-08-2009, 12:19 AM

edit: crap wrong thread

Complex

04-15-2009, 02:46 PM

:eek: :smile:

Perfection/Emma 2

04-23-2009, 02:13 PM

worstblogever

04-25-2009, 03:38 AM

U forgot Martinique Jason

He didn't forget... he just posted that part of the FAQ back in 2006, and well before she was confirmed repowered in San Fran.

Perhaps his part of it needs updating. I'll PM him.

the Hornet

06-21-2009, 04:35 AM

I hope it is okay to ask here but I am looking to buy every single x-men volume 2 issues from #4 onwards (well I am going to try my best). It does not have to be the originals, I just want the stories and actually would prefer TPBKs. Is there any site or ebay seller I can find? Thanks.

Dick/babs

08-08-2009, 10:07 AM

why wolverine wear a mask almost everyone know How he look the mask only help his enemies Imperson his identity Like his Crazy son

Bronze Badger

08-08-2009, 02:31 PM

why wolverine wear a mask almost everyone know How he look the mask only help his enemies Imperson his identity Like his Crazy son

This isn't the question thread.

uncanny_mark

09-04-2009, 02:45 PM

why wolverine wear a mask almost everyone know How he look the mask only help his enemies Imperson his identity Like his Crazy son

I'm not even sure this is even a question...

justinkos91

11-01-2009, 04:13 PM

It thought it'd be nice to have a sort of index of the Appreciation threads, in order to make it easier for new users to find them

Here's an updated List of them.

If there are any I am missing, please PM me the link please.

Official Appreciation and Dedication Threads:

Character Appreciation Threads

Angel: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=170980
Anole: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=274598
Apocalypse: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=164566
Ariel: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=277091
Aurora and Northstar: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=230917
Banshee: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=249558
Bedlam: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=239848
Bishop: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=114063
Blink: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=267065
Blob: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=285743
Boom-Boom: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=262106
Candra: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=249693
Cannonball: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=265257
Cipher: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=246712
Crystal: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=278587
Cyclops: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=266104
Dagger: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=271418
Daken: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=287496
Darwin: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=194982
Dazzler: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=164166
Doctor Nemesis: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=275428
Domino: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=208049
Dr.Yuriko Takiguchi: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=263268
Dust: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=228722
Elixir: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=278693
Emma Frost: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=111170
Erista: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=250695
Exodus: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=199651
Feral: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=290467
Frenzy: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=191625
Gambit: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=275858
Gentle: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=198757
Gosamyr: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=273342
Harry LeLand: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=210197
Havok: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=53941
Hellion: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=261184
Hepzibah: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=244342
Honeysuckle: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=185367
Hub: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=296359
Husk: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=262137
Iceman: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=240711
Karma: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=229600
Kitty Pryde: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=243072
Lady Mastermind: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=254107
Lifeguard: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=292451
Lindsay McCabe: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=273134
Loa and Trance: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=207516
Longshot: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=229280
M: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=138401
Magik: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=255609
Maria Pilar Cortez: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=211907
Marvel Girl: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=186728
Meggan: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=257371
Mercury: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=244646
Mimic: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=252844
Moonstar: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=259474
Morph: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=293453
Mortis: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=192566
Multiple Man: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=240567
Mystique: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=245518
Nightcrawler: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=228813
Nocturne: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=168600
Omega Sentinel: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=251565
Omerta: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?p=8773902#post8773902
Penance: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=198816
Pixie: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=200808
Polaris: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=170528
Post: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=268929
Phoenix: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=195985
Professor X: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=288640
Psylocke: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=214752
Qwerty: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=189783
Rancor: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=291973
Rictor: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=269536
Risque: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=275530
Rockslide: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=270194
Rogue: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=177358
Ruby Summers: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=235335
Sabertooth: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=246988
Sage: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=218693
Selene: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=281988
Siryn: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=239268
Spat and Grovel: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=290974
Stepford Cuckoos: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=254897
Storm: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=209048
Sunspot: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=274509
Surge: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=251814
Synch: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=267690
Tarot: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=270202
Thumbelina: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=206313
Toad: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=247447
Vincente: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=216083
Wallflower: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=283798
Warlock: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=279397
Warp Savant: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=271972
Wind-Dancer: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=219342
Wolfsbane: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=279318
X-23: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=206192

Aguja

11-01-2009, 07:04 PM

Amazing list Justin! I haven't seen some of these ever, so thank you.

But you forgot the Lifeguard appreciation thread (shameless plug)

justinkos91

11-01-2009, 07:06 PM

Group Appreciation Threads

Generation X: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=220302
Hellions: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=53202
Magnus Family: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=165483
New Mutants: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=279072
New X-men/ Academy X: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=159750
The Sisterhood: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=270441
Summers Family: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?p=8651701#post8651701
X-Factor: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=264441
X-Force (Vol.1): http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=247922
X-men: Legacy: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=195453

Other:

Brick: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=275487
Chris Claremont: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=229919
D-List characters: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=247772
Jogue: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?p=9348326#post9348326
Logurt: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=271365
Matt Fraction: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=277613
Melita Garner's Cat: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=270399
Moomins: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=269283
Peter David: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=257793
Rogue in ROM: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?p=8742009#post8742009
X-Poster: http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?p=8642164#post8642164