Fenris (Marvel)

Fenris are a team that features in Marvel Comics.

History

Andrea Strucker and Andreas Strucker were the twin Mutant children of Baron Wolfgang von Strucker. Together, they named themselves Fenris after the great wofl. and formed themselves as a terrorist group where they were at times accompanied by armed operatives. (Uncanny X-Men v1 #200)

Overview

The twins power largely operated based on their physical contact with the younger Andreas projecting force whilst the older Andrea was disintegration. (Uncanny X-Men v1 #200)

Members

• Andreas Strucker :
• Andrea Strucker :

Notes

• Fenris was created by Chris Claremont and John Romita, Jr. where they made their first appearance in Uncanny X-Men v1 #194 (June, 1985).

In other media

Television

• In The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Fenris appeared as an Easter egg in he animated television series in the episode "Widow's Sting" where it was Baron Strucker's self-destruct command for HYDRA Island.
• In The Gifted, the Fenris appeared in the live-action television series where they made their first appearance in a flashback in the episode "threat of eXtinction". They were shown as powerful Mutant terrorists Andrea and Andreas Strucker who operated in the 1950s who caused wide-scale destruction. Andrea had a son named Otto Strucker who grew terrified at the actions of his father and aunt causing him to flee to America. Once there, he hid much of his past and his origins as a Mutant as he worked to conduct research in suppressing the Mutant gene. He came to marry Ellen where the pair had a son named Reed Strucker with Otto working secretly at Trask Industries to produce a serum to remove any Mutant genes in his son effectively making him human. Otto's marriage later broke down and he became separated from his son Reed who by adulthood had married with his wife Caitlin Strucker having two children named Lauren Strucker and Andy Strucker that were latent Mutants.

Films

• In X2, the names Andrea von Strucker and Andreas von Strucker appeared in the live-action film where they were referenced in files on William Stryker's computer.

Appearances

• Uncanny X-Men:
• Generation X:

External Links

• Wikipedia Entry

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