Enclave (Marvel)
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Its origins were traced to an event earlier group known as the '''Scientist Guild''' whose existence went back centuries to even Arthurian times. Long ago, their forebears were responsible for delving into the occult with them using their powers to create the '''Eternity Mask''' that was weaved from the living cosmos itself. The relic gave the bearer incredible power that matched their foe and had used it to empower people across the years. Among these included the [[Thunderer (Marvel)|Thunderer]] during World War II. By [[1958]], the Guild's experiments proved largely unsuccessful as they failed to use the mask on themselves. Dr. Hamilton believed that it was because they wished to rule the world but Dr. Zota believed that they were saving it. However. Dr. Shinski reasoned that the only way to control the planet was by creating a race of perfect beings. They then decided to end the existence of the Scientists Guild and reformed themselves as the Enclave. (Marvel Comics v1 #1000) | Its origins were traced to an event earlier group known as the '''Scientist Guild''' whose existence went back centuries to even Arthurian times. Long ago, their forebears were responsible for delving into the occult with them using their powers to create the '''Eternity Mask''' that was weaved from the living cosmos itself. The relic gave the bearer incredible power that matched their foe and had used it to empower people across the years. Among these included the [[Thunderer (Marvel)|Thunderer]] during World War II. By [[1958]], the Guild's experiments proved largely unsuccessful as they failed to use the mask on themselves. Dr. Hamilton believed that it was because they wished to rule the world but Dr. Zota believed that they were saving it. However. Dr. Shinski reasoned that the only way to control the planet was by creating a race of perfect beings. They then decided to end the existence of the Scientists Guild and reformed themselves as the Enclave. (Marvel Comics v1 #1000) | ||
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| + | The four heads then came to fake their deaths in a plane crash leading to the world believing they had died when in actuality they hid at their new headquarters to begin their experiments. (Fantastic Four v1 #66) | ||
Dr. '''Theodore Goodrich''' created a new incarnation of the Enclave where he sought to succeed where they failed in creating a new generation of enhanced humans. This saw him looking to study the creation of new [[Inhumans]] that emerged following the [[Terrigen Mist]]s spread around the world after [[Thanos]]'s attack on the planet. They came to find a test subject for their experiments in newly awakened Terrigen-Changeling '''Randall Jessup'''. (Indestructible Hulk v1 #19) Jessup was taken back to the Beehive for study but the Hulk went in pursuit as Randall was one of Bruce Banner's team of scientists. The attack resulted in Jessup's own transformation into his Inhuman form with the two monsters then destroying the unstable power source of the facility which threatened to explode and destroy a large part of the Earth. In desperation. Dr. Goodrich and his assistant Dr. Webb looked to use a captured Terrigen cocoon in an effort to upgrade themselves to salvage their research but the entity within killed the pair and dragged their bodies into its confines. Afterwards, the Beehive was seemingly destroyed in the resultant chaos that occurred with the threat of the new Enclave ending. (Indestructible Hulk v1 #20) | Dr. '''Theodore Goodrich''' created a new incarnation of the Enclave where he sought to succeed where they failed in creating a new generation of enhanced humans. This saw him looking to study the creation of new [[Inhumans]] that emerged following the [[Terrigen Mist]]s spread around the world after [[Thanos]]'s attack on the planet. They came to find a test subject for their experiments in newly awakened Terrigen-Changeling '''Randall Jessup'''. (Indestructible Hulk v1 #19) Jessup was taken back to the Beehive for study but the Hulk went in pursuit as Randall was one of Bruce Banner's team of scientists. The attack resulted in Jessup's own transformation into his Inhuman form with the two monsters then destroying the unstable power source of the facility which threatened to explode and destroy a large part of the Earth. In desperation. Dr. Goodrich and his assistant Dr. Webb looked to use a captured Terrigen cocoon in an effort to upgrade themselves to salvage their research but the entity within killed the pair and dragged their bodies into its confines. Afterwards, the Beehive was seemingly destroyed in the resultant chaos that occurred with the threat of the new Enclave ending. (Indestructible Hulk v1 #20) | ||
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| + | A year ago, Zota had completed work on '''Adam IV''' that was an artificial being set to serve the Enclave. The cybernetic amalgamation was designed to be superior to humans with him possessing a nearly unlimited intellect. However, Adam IV turned on his creators and took the name [[Korvac]] where he embarked on his own plans for the world. As a result, he departed the Enclave as he began to operate secretly on Earth. (Iron Man v6 #2) | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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| + | A teleportation device known as a '''transfer grid''' was used to gain entry to their base of operations. A '''space warper''' was used that as an armband which allowed the wearer to travel instantly to any area on Earth. (Fantastic Four v1 #66) | ||
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| + | The headquarters of the Enclave was the '''Beehive''' that was an incredibly complex structure that was located in a remote location on Earth. Its existence was unknown to the world at large and it was inaccessible via normal means. Their base of operations was known as the Citadel of Science that was to be a home for scientists who had retreated from the world in order to engage in experiments. (Fantastic Four v1 #66) | ||
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
| − | *'''Maris Morlak''' : | + | *'''Maris Morlak''' : a male scientist who claimed to be a master of nuclear physics. (Fantastic Four v1 #66) |
| − | *'''Carlo Zota''' : | + | *'''Carlo Zota''' : a male whose expertise was in electronics. (Fantastic Four v1 #66) |
| − | *'''Wladyslav Shinsky''' : | + | *'''Wladyslav Shinsky''' : a male scientist who was the dean of biology and genetics research. (Fantastic Four v1 #66) |
| − | *'''Jerome Hamilton''' : | + | *'''Jerome Hamilton''' : a male scientist whose specialty was medicine. (Fantastic Four v1 #66) |
==Note== | ==Note== | ||
*The Enclave was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby where they made their first appearance in Fantastic Four v1 #66 (September, [[1967]]). | *The Enclave was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby where they made their first appearance in Fantastic Four v1 #66 (September, [[1967]]). | ||
| − | *In 2005, Greg Pak [http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&old=1&id=3914 commented] on his Warlock series that | + | *In 2005, Greg Pak [http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&old=1&id=3914 commented] on his Warlock series that: ''In 'Fantastic Four' #66, a group of mad scientists known as the Enclave created a 'perfect' human being as the first step in their plan to conquer the human race and usher in a utopian dictatorship. The entity they created destroyed their facilities and escaped, ultimately becoming the hero we all know and love as Adam Warlock. In the new Warlock series, the Enclave is trying again, deep in the jungles of the war-torn South American country Costa Perdita -- and this time they don't plan to lose control of their creation.'' |
| − | : ''In 'Fantastic Four' #66, a group of mad scientists known as the Enclave created a 'perfect' human being as the first step in their plan to conquer the human race and usher in a utopian dictatorship. The entity they created destroyed their facilities and escaped, ultimately becoming the hero we all know and love as Adam Warlock. In the new Warlock series, the Enclave is trying again, deep in the jungles of the war-torn South American country Costa Perdita -- and this time they don't plan to lose control of their creation.'' | + | |
==In other media== | ==In other media== | ||
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
| − | *''Fantastic Four v1'': | + | *''Fantastic Four v1'': (1967) |
*''Warlock v5'': | *''Warlock v5'': | ||
*''Indestructible Hulk v1'': | *''Indestructible Hulk v1'': | ||
| − | *''Marvel Comics | + | *''Marvel Comics v1'': |
| + | *''Iron Man v6'': | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
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[[Category:Organizations]] | [[Category:Organizations]] | ||
[[Category:Marvel Comics Organizations]] | [[Category:Marvel Comics Organizations]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Fantastic Four]] | ||
[[Category:Marvel]] | [[Category:Marvel]] | ||
[[Category:Jack Kirby]] | [[Category:Jack Kirby]] | ||
Revision as of 07:44, 23 October 2020
The Enclave is an organization that features in Marvel Comics.
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History
The Enclave
Its origins were traced to an event earlier group known as the Scientist Guild whose existence went back centuries to even Arthurian times. Long ago, their forebears were responsible for delving into the occult with them using their powers to create the Eternity Mask that was weaved from the living cosmos itself. The relic gave the bearer incredible power that matched their foe and had used it to empower people across the years. Among these included the Thunderer during World War II. By 1958, the Guild's experiments proved largely unsuccessful as they failed to use the mask on themselves. Dr. Hamilton believed that it was because they wished to rule the world but Dr. Zota believed that they were saving it. However. Dr. Shinski reasoned that the only way to control the planet was by creating a race of perfect beings. They then decided to end the existence of the Scientists Guild and reformed themselves as the Enclave. (Marvel Comics v1 #1000)
The four heads then came to fake their deaths in a plane crash leading to the world believing they had died when in actuality they hid at their new headquarters to begin their experiments. (Fantastic Four v1 #66)
Dr. Theodore Goodrich created a new incarnation of the Enclave where he sought to succeed where they failed in creating a new generation of enhanced humans. This saw him looking to study the creation of new Inhumans that emerged following the Terrigen Mists spread around the world after Thanos's attack on the planet. They came to find a test subject for their experiments in newly awakened Terrigen-Changeling Randall Jessup. (Indestructible Hulk v1 #19) Jessup was taken back to the Beehive for study but the Hulk went in pursuit as Randall was one of Bruce Banner's team of scientists. The attack resulted in Jessup's own transformation into his Inhuman form with the two monsters then destroying the unstable power source of the facility which threatened to explode and destroy a large part of the Earth. In desperation. Dr. Goodrich and his assistant Dr. Webb looked to use a captured Terrigen cocoon in an effort to upgrade themselves to salvage their research but the entity within killed the pair and dragged their bodies into its confines. Afterwards, the Beehive was seemingly destroyed in the resultant chaos that occurred with the threat of the new Enclave ending. (Indestructible Hulk v1 #20)
A year ago, Zota had completed work on Adam IV that was an artificial being set to serve the Enclave. The cybernetic amalgamation was designed to be superior to humans with him possessing a nearly unlimited intellect. However, Adam IV turned on his creators and took the name Korvac where he embarked on his own plans for the world. As a result, he departed the Enclave as he began to operate secretly on Earth. (Iron Man v6 #2)
Overview
A teleportation device known as a transfer grid was used to gain entry to their base of operations. A space warper was used that as an armband which allowed the wearer to travel instantly to any area on Earth. (Fantastic Four v1 #66)
The headquarters of the Enclave was the Beehive that was an incredibly complex structure that was located in a remote location on Earth. Its existence was unknown to the world at large and it was inaccessible via normal means. Their base of operations was known as the Citadel of Science that was to be a home for scientists who had retreated from the world in order to engage in experiments. (Fantastic Four v1 #66)
Members
- Maris Morlak : a male scientist who claimed to be a master of nuclear physics. (Fantastic Four v1 #66)
- Carlo Zota : a male whose expertise was in electronics. (Fantastic Four v1 #66)
- Wladyslav Shinsky : a male scientist who was the dean of biology and genetics research. (Fantastic Four v1 #66)
- Jerome Hamilton : a male scientist whose specialty was medicine. (Fantastic Four v1 #66)
Note
- The Enclave was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby where they made their first appearance in Fantastic Four v1 #66 (September, 1967).
- In 2005, Greg Pak commented on his Warlock series that: In 'Fantastic Four' #66, a group of mad scientists known as the Enclave created a 'perfect' human being as the first step in their plan to conquer the human race and usher in a utopian dictatorship. The entity they created destroyed their facilities and escaped, ultimately becoming the hero we all know and love as Adam Warlock. In the new Warlock series, the Enclave is trying again, deep in the jungles of the war-torn South American country Costa Perdita -- and this time they don't plan to lose control of their creation.
In other media
Video games
- In The Incredible Hulk, the Enclave served as antagonists in the video-game tie-in for the movie. They were a secret organization that conducted various experiments with their technology being tested in the Manhattan area. This group operated publicly in the guise of a front company known as the Paragon Corporation to hide their activities. The Enclave were created by four scientists with each having their own specialty as well as being in charge of a faction that had their own army. These factions were; Ceres, Minerva, Vulcan and Jupiter. Among their creations were genetically mutated warriors known as Barbaria that were created by genetic splicing on their own soldiers that created enhanced but unstable warriors.
Appearances
- Fantastic Four v1: (1967)
- Warlock v5:
- Indestructible Hulk v1:
- Marvel Comics v1:
- Iron Man v6:
External Links
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