Graydon Creed
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Graydon Creed is a male comic supervillain that features in Marvel Comics.
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Biography
Overview
Personality and attributes
Powers and abilities
Notes
- Graydon Creed was created by Scott Lobdell and Brandon Peterson where he made his first appearance in Uncanny X-Men v1 #299 (April, 1993).
Alternate Versions
- In X-Men: Millennial Visions v1 #2000 (2000), an alternate universe of Graydon Creed was shown on a world designated as the Earth-1004 reality. This version was Vice-President of the United States when President James Jameson was killed allowing Creed to take power. He increased anti-Mutant hysteria leading to the Legion of Evil Mutants declaring war against him and in turn the United States. This results in the Gene Wars being waged on Earth with Creed's scientists developing an airborne toxin designed to eliminate Mutant life with this being the M-Pox. It was released with a sixteenth percent of the population including Graydon Creed himself perishing from the toxin.
- In Point One v1 #1 (2012) an alternate version of Graydon Creed was shown to exist on Earth-295 in the Age of Apocalypse reality with this one being known by the code-name Horror Show. He was the son of Sabretooth but was born a human in a world where Apocalypse's empire of Mutants followed the creed of the fittest being allowed to survive. Graydon joined a band of human resistance fighters known as the X-Terminated where he fought against Apocalypse's forces.
In other media
Television
- In X-Men, Graydon Creed appeared as an antagonist in the 1990s animated television series where he was voiced by actor John Stocker. He was revealed to be the son of Mystique and Sabretooth in the episode "Bloodlines" but had been unaware of his parents being Mutants. Creed later became a prominent member and leader in the Friends of Humanity and led numerous demonstrations against Mutants whilst raising anti-Mutant hysteria.
Appearances
- Uncanny X-Men v1: #299 (1993)
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