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X-23, the female Wolverine clone, first appeared on the children's television show X-Men: Evolution. Her first comic book appearence was NYX #3. - Submitted by Cycolossus




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APOCALYPSE

Real Name: En Sabah Nur
Universe/Timeline: Marvel Universe
Current Status: Other
Categorization: Mutant


Aliases: Set, Sarau, Kali-ma, Huitzilopochtli, Eternal One
Nationality: Egyptian
First Appearance: Marvel Graphic Novel #17, X-Factor (1st series) #5 [identified]

Powers and Abilities:
metahuman strength, speed, endurance, and reflexes, megamorphic power allows him to assume any human form, grow to tremendous size, or reshape his body composition at will, discharge concussive plasma blasts, teleportation, absorb outside sources of power to increase his own abilites, techno-organic virus allows him to regenerate from a single drop of blood if necessary

Affiliations:
Alliance of Evil, Clan Akkaba, Externals, Four Horsemen of Apocalypse, High Lords, Riders of the Storm, Sandstormers, Dark Riders

Notes:
Though his first traditional appearance was in the pages of X-Factor, retcons since that time have identified the unnamed benefactor of the Living Monolith from the above Marvel Graphic Novel as Apocalypse in disguise. Apocalypse's true name was revealed in Cable (1st series) #5. The full scope of Apocalypse's powers has not been revealed. His mutation originally entailed great strength, megamorphic power to increase his size and mass, longevity, and energy discharges. Later exposure to a techno-organic virus at the hands of Cable(Cable / Deadpool #26) and Mister Sinister(Cable Annual 1999) made Apocalypse even stronger. In X-Men (2nd series) #97, he siphoned off power from the Twelve and assumed Cyclops as his host body. In this new form he could potentially summon all the mutant energies of the 12, and drain additional bio-energies to empower himself even further. His death in X-Men: Search for Cyclops #4 and rebirth in Cable / Deadpool #28 restored him to his earlier form and abilities. Apocalypse was recently resurrected as a cloned child in Uncanny X-Force #1-5, only to seemingly be killed again.

Check also the "Bring on the Bad Guys" article on Apocalypse.

Entry by: Monolith
Last Updated: 4/7/2012 8:42:00 PM

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