Dark Mother

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Dark Mother is a female comic supervillain who features in Marvel Comics.

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Biography

Fiona Knoblach

She then took the identity of the Dark Mother and came to lead a shadowy organization known as the Dark Sisterhood. She came to rule it with an iron fist and was willing to do anything to further her aims, no matter how depraved. The Dark Sisterhood began long ago when women born with unusual powers began banding together for protection. Called witches, they adopted the name of the Dark Sisterhood originally in defiance of their persecutors. They sought power to save themselves from death and torture, but over time their goals became twisted. They sought not just to be equal, but to rule; to replace a corrupt system with their own. Today, the Sisterhood use their mutant psychic abilities to manipulate crucial figures in every level of society - from huge crime cartels to renegade police officers, corporate CEO's, and even heads of state. All to further their goal of global domination. A powerful mutant psychic and telekinetic herself, the Dark Mother, using the alias Finality, approached Cable's mentor Blaquesmith seeking help. Believing the Sisterhood's aims coincided with that of the Askani, Blaquesmith aided them by arming them with psimitars. When Cable became aware of the group's presence, the Dark Mother ordered him and any who stood with him killed. A band of twenty members of the Dark Sisterhood attacked Cable's Hell's Kitchen safehouse, but he defeated them and destroyed the base.

Cable then set about stopping the Dark Sisterhood from installing one of their own as the next President of the United States. During the final battle with Finality, Cable regressed her mind - and the minds of the remainder of the Dark Sisterhood - to that of an infant.

Overview

Personality and attributes

Powers and abilities

Notes

  • The Dark Mother was created by Robert Weinberg and Michael Ryan where she made her first appearance in Cable v1 #88 (February, 2001).

Appearances

  • Cable v1:
  • X-Men v2:

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