Martinique Jason
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After her fathers death, she decided to continue the family legacy by taking the name of '''Mastermind'''. (Wolverine/Gambit: Victims v1 #2) | After her fathers death, she decided to continue the family legacy by taking the name of '''Mastermind'''. (Wolverine/Gambit: Victims v1 #2) | ||
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| + | Martinique’s moral upturn was not to last and she quickly returned to old ways once she took over Arcade’s [[Murderworld]]. Seeking information on her new real estate windfall, she enlisted the help of the firm Nelson and Murdock, which just so happened to be run by Matt Murdock, aka Daredevil. Deciding to have some fun, Martinique took Foggy Nelson to Coney Island and then laid in wait for Daredevil to show up to save him. When he did so, Martinique played games with the hero, making him believe he was being set upon by a number of his adversaries, like Typhoid Mary and Kingpin, and then forcing him to choose between the lives of Foggy or Elektra. Before Martinique herself could be caught, she too disappeared, leaving the two confused men behind. (Daredevil v1 #352) | ||
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| + | Martinique joined up with Mystique’s latest incarnation of the Brotherhood in an attempt to kill Senator Kelly. Whilst the other members like Post, Blob and Avalanche attacked directly, Mastermind kept away from the fray and manipulated the appearance of things around them. Cable and the X-Men were on hand to try and stop the assassination, so Mastermind kept them distracted by making them attack the wrong targets. Unfortunately for her, Pyro, who was dying of the Legacy Virus, had gained a conscience and alerted the X-Men to Mastermind’s meddling. Using his psimitar, Cable stabbed Martinique and put her in a coma. Despite their best efforts, the X-Men failed in saving Senator Kelly and the Brotherhood disbanded afterwards. (Cable v2 #87) | ||
Following [[M-Day]], Martinique was found amnesiac and catatonic in her costume in the streets of San Francisco. After meeting a trio of aged hippies and entering their minds, seeing their innermost desires, as a favor to them, she began transforming the city into how it was back in [[1969]], and was known as the Goddess. (Uncanny X-Men v1 #498) | Following [[M-Day]], Martinique was found amnesiac and catatonic in her costume in the streets of San Francisco. After meeting a trio of aged hippies and entering their minds, seeing their innermost desires, as a favor to them, she began transforming the city into how it was back in [[1969]], and was known as the Goddess. (Uncanny X-Men v1 #498) | ||
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Martinique Jason is a female comic supervillain that features in Marvel Comics.
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Biography
Martinique Jason was a female Mutant who was the daughter of the illusion casting Jason Wyngarde. (Wolverine/Gambit: Victims v1 #2)
After her fathers death, she decided to continue the family legacy by taking the name of Mastermind. (Wolverine/Gambit: Victims v1 #2)
Martinique’s moral upturn was not to last and she quickly returned to old ways once she took over Arcade’s Murderworld. Seeking information on her new real estate windfall, she enlisted the help of the firm Nelson and Murdock, which just so happened to be run by Matt Murdock, aka Daredevil. Deciding to have some fun, Martinique took Foggy Nelson to Coney Island and then laid in wait for Daredevil to show up to save him. When he did so, Martinique played games with the hero, making him believe he was being set upon by a number of his adversaries, like Typhoid Mary and Kingpin, and then forcing him to choose between the lives of Foggy or Elektra. Before Martinique herself could be caught, she too disappeared, leaving the two confused men behind. (Daredevil v1 #352)
Martinique joined up with Mystique’s latest incarnation of the Brotherhood in an attempt to kill Senator Kelly. Whilst the other members like Post, Blob and Avalanche attacked directly, Mastermind kept away from the fray and manipulated the appearance of things around them. Cable and the X-Men were on hand to try and stop the assassination, so Mastermind kept them distracted by making them attack the wrong targets. Unfortunately for her, Pyro, who was dying of the Legacy Virus, had gained a conscience and alerted the X-Men to Mastermind’s meddling. Using his psimitar, Cable stabbed Martinique and put her in a coma. Despite their best efforts, the X-Men failed in saving Senator Kelly and the Brotherhood disbanded afterwards. (Cable v2 #87)
Following M-Day, Martinique was found amnesiac and catatonic in her costume in the streets of San Francisco. After meeting a trio of aged hippies and entering their minds, seeing their innermost desires, as a favor to them, she began transforming the city into how it was back in 1969, and was known as the Goddess. (Uncanny X-Men v1 #498)
Overview
Personality and attributes
She took the name of Mastermind as her code name. (Wolverine/Gambit: Victims v1 #2) Afterwards, she went by her father's family name and was called Martinique Wyngarde. (X-Men: Pixie Strikes Back v1 #3)
Martinique was shown to hold an intense hatred of her half-sister Regan with the two often trading insults with one another. According to her, she hated Regan for 'stealing the spotlight' with the two insulting the other by calling the other a 'skank'. (Uncanny X-Men v1 #508)
Powers and abilities
Unlike her father, she was also a novice telepath allowing her to probe the minds of others. This allowed her to probe the minds of others in order to discern their thoughts and create more convincing illusions. This was by mixing the illusion with memories making the reality she created as being hypnotic to the person affected by the power. Thus, it was claimed that her illusions were far superior to the ones created by Jason Wyngarde. (Wolverine/Gambit: Victims v1 #3)
Notes
- Martinique Jason was created by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale where she made her first appearance in Wolverine/Gambit: Victims v1 #1 (September, 1995).
Alternate Versions
Appearances
- Wolverine/Gambit v1: (1995)
- Uncanny X-Men v1;
- Cable and X-Force v1:
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