X-Cutioner
X-Cutioner is a male comic supervillain who features in Marvel Comics.
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Biography
Origin
Carl Denti
X-Cutioner
Sometime later, Carl Denti reported to the Hopeh province of China when that government asked for assistance from the U.S. Superhuman Investigations Team. A military research firm called Elysian Enterprises was running a risky archaeological expedition at the tomb of the forgotten warlord Garbha-hsien’s child. Denti coordinated with the company’s own Elysian Guard, a trio of mercenaries named Mariah Ellenthrope, Jack Farley and Cosmo Stephanopoulous. The dig site was compromised when Gambit braved the tomb-raider traps and stole a gauntlet from the burial chamber. Denti was almost useless in defending the dig, and Gambit made an easy getaway. Allowing pride to get in the way of good sense, Denti 'recommended' his own alter-ego as the X-Cutioner to act as additional security when the rest of the dig’s finds were transported to Croatia by convoy. Even with all his toys, however, the X-Cutioner did just as poorly as Denti when Gambit returned for a second bite at the apple. He was even defeated by a stick of gum that had been bio-kinetically charged by Gambit’s mutant power. (Gambit v3 #1)
A new person came to claim the mantle of the X-Cutioner with this man vowing the destroy Mutantkind after an attack on Central Park perpetrated by Magneto years earlier. Wearing a new version of the garb, this masked individual became a serial killer who targeted Mutants as the new X-Cutioner. (X-Men: Gold v2 #2) In this time, it was noted that this individual had been responsible for killing at least five mutants. (X-Men: Gold v2 #4)
Overview
Personality and attributes
Powers and abilities
Notes
- The X-Cutioner was created by Scott Lobdell and Jason Pearson where he made his first appearance in Uncanny X-Men Annual v1 #1993 (June, 1993).
In other media
Television
- In X-Men '97, the Carl Denti X-Cutioner appeared in the setting of the animated television series revival where he was voiced by actor Lawrence Bayne. This version was shown to be the new leader of the Friends of Humanity.
Appearances
- Uncanny X-Men Annual #1993: (1993)
- X-Men: Gold v2:
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