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[[File:NewXMenV1-143Textless.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Charlie Cluster-7 in New X-Men v1 #143.]] | [[File:NewXMenV1-143Textless.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Charlie Cluster-7 in New X-Men v1 #143.]] | ||
Fantomex was a product of the clandestine [[Weapon Plus]] program that was developed a breed of super-[[Sentinels (Marvel)|sentinel]] that was to be used against Earth's [[Mutants (Marvel)|Mutant]] population. '''Weapon XIII''' was created at the secret facility known as the World where he was bred from a population of techno-organic organisms whose living tissue was merged with Sentinel nanotechnology on a cellular level. The subject's mother was a member of this civilization and she became pregnant and was fertilized with nanomachines leading to the birth of '''Charlie Cluster-7'''. Inside the World, the subject who later took the name of Fantomex was raised in a man-made environment designed to create media-friendly Mutant hunting super-sentinels. He grew within a virtual France setting that had imperfect programming despite the World being situated in England. | Fantomex was a product of the clandestine [[Weapon Plus]] program that was developed a breed of super-[[Sentinels (Marvel)|sentinel]] that was to be used against Earth's [[Mutants (Marvel)|Mutant]] population. '''Weapon XIII''' was created at the secret facility known as the World where he was bred from a population of techno-organic organisms whose living tissue was merged with Sentinel nanotechnology on a cellular level. The subject's mother was a member of this civilization and she became pregnant and was fertilized with nanomachines leading to the birth of '''Charlie Cluster-7'''. Inside the World, the subject who later took the name of Fantomex was raised in a man-made environment designed to create media-friendly Mutant hunting super-sentinels. He grew within a virtual France setting that had imperfect programming despite the World being situated in England. | ||
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| + | On one of his missions, he was partnered with fellow Weapon Plus agent known as the [[Skinless Man]] but later abandoned his comrade to be captured. | ||
===Assault on Weapon Plus=== | ===Assault on Weapon Plus=== | ||
| + | Fantomex later sought refuge from the authorities at the [[X-Corporation]] branch in Paris. Once there, he encountered [[Professor X]] and [[Jean Grey]] where he claimed that he was a Mutant thief. Suffering from bleeds caused by bullet wounds, he requested asylum that was granted by Xavier. Fantomex claimed that he was being hunted as he was the most wanted thief in Europe but the two X-Men were unable to corroborate this as they were unable to use telepathic probes as his mask blocked such attempts at reading his mind. Despite this being the case, they aided him and helped him escape from the soldiers that had surrounded the X-Corporation building. With his ship E.V.A., he managed to take Professor X and Jean Grey to his home in France where he introduced them to his 'mother'. It was then that he revealed that he had stolen information from the Weapon Plus program whilst in Chunnel and offered to sell this data to them in exchange for $1 billion. After treating his wounds, he asked the pair to accompany him to Chunnel in order Weapon XII with the two departing onboard E.V.A. | ||
===Dark Reign=== | ===Dark Reign=== | ||
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| + | Afterwards, Wolverine along with [[Noh-Varr]] approached Fantomex where they informed him that forces from [[H.A.M.M.E.R.]] sought to acquire the abandoned World facility. The three decided to deny the organization the facility where they infiltrated the structure only to face its inhabitants that were under the control of the Weapon Plus project known as '''Allgod'''. | ||
===X-Force=== | ===X-Force=== | ||
| − | [[File:XForceV4-12Textless.jpg|thumb| | + | [[File:XForceV4-12Textless.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Fantomex in X-Force v4 #12.]] |
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| + | Through the White Sky facility, the members of X-Force managed to restore Fantomex to life but the technology detected three brains in the subject. As such, it mistakenly believed that there were three subjects and grew a clone for each of his three brains. Thus, Fantomex was regrown but his secondary and tertiary brain formed the female [[Cluster (Marvel)|Cluster]] along with the villainous Weapon XIII. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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===Powers and abilities=== | ===Powers and abilities=== | ||
| + | He was able to place himself into a light hypnotic trance in order to treat any wounds such as the removal of bullets that riddled his body. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 08:46, 15 February 2016
Fantomex is a make comic character that features in Marvel Comics.
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Biography
Origin
Fantomex was a product of the clandestine Weapon Plus program that was developed a breed of super-sentinel that was to be used against Earth's Mutant population. Weapon XIII was created at the secret facility known as the World where he was bred from a population of techno-organic organisms whose living tissue was merged with Sentinel nanotechnology on a cellular level. The subject's mother was a member of this civilization and she became pregnant and was fertilized with nanomachines leading to the birth of Charlie Cluster-7. Inside the World, the subject who later took the name of Fantomex was raised in a man-made environment designed to create media-friendly Mutant hunting super-sentinels. He grew within a virtual France setting that had imperfect programming despite the World being situated in England.
On one of his missions, he was partnered with fellow Weapon Plus agent known as the Skinless Man but later abandoned his comrade to be captured.
Assault on Weapon Plus
Fantomex later sought refuge from the authorities at the X-Corporation branch in Paris. Once there, he encountered Professor X and Jean Grey where he claimed that he was a Mutant thief. Suffering from bleeds caused by bullet wounds, he requested asylum that was granted by Xavier. Fantomex claimed that he was being hunted as he was the most wanted thief in Europe but the two X-Men were unable to corroborate this as they were unable to use telepathic probes as his mask blocked such attempts at reading his mind. Despite this being the case, they aided him and helped him escape from the soldiers that had surrounded the X-Corporation building. With his ship E.V.A., he managed to take Professor X and Jean Grey to his home in France where he introduced them to his 'mother'. It was then that he revealed that he had stolen information from the Weapon Plus program whilst in Chunnel and offered to sell this data to them in exchange for $1 billion. After treating his wounds, he asked the pair to accompany him to Chunnel in order Weapon XII with the two departing onboard E.V.A.
Dark Reign
Afterwards, Wolverine along with Noh-Varr approached Fantomex where they informed him that forces from H.A.M.M.E.R. sought to acquire the abandoned World facility. The three decided to deny the organization the facility where they infiltrated the structure only to face its inhabitants that were under the control of the Weapon Plus project known as Allgod.
X-Force
Through the White Sky facility, the members of X-Force managed to restore Fantomex to life but the technology detected three brains in the subject. As such, it mistakenly believed that there were three subjects and grew a clone for each of his three brains. Thus, Fantomex was regrown but his secondary and tertiary brain formed the female Cluster along with the villainous Weapon XIII.
Overview
Personality and attributes
After being raised in a France setting in the World, Fantomex developed a French sense of identity and persona.
Powers and abilities
He was able to place himself into a light hypnotic trance in order to treat any wounds such as the removal of bullets that riddled his body.
Notes
- Fantomex was created by Grant Morrison and Igor Kordey where he made his first appearance in New X-Men v1 #128 (August, 2002).
Alternate Versions
In other media
Video games
Appearances
- New X-Men v1:
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