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Pat Fraley

## Character(s)

**Patrick Howard Fraley** (born February 18, 1949) is an actor that voiced Pyro on *Pryde of the X-Men*.

## Biography

Pat Fraley is best known as the voice of Krang, Baxter Stockman, and Casey Jones in the original *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* cartoon that ran from 1987 to 1996. Even though these three characters are his best-known roles from the *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*, Fraley voiced a total of 65 different characters in the series.

Fraley's other credits include *The World's Greatest Super Friends*, *Scooby Goes Hollywood*, *The Ri¢hie Ri¢h/Scooby-Doo Show*, *The Gary Coleman Show*, *Pac-Man*, *Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends*, *The Incredible Hulk*, *Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo*, *Super Friends: The Legendary Super Powers Show*, *The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries*, *Turbo Teen*, *Here Comes the Littles*, *Robotix*, *The Black Cauldron*, *Punky Brewster*, *The Littles*, *Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer*, *Alvin and the Chipmunks*, *The GLO Friends Save Christmas*, *Bigfoot and the Muscle Machine*, *Galtar and the Golden Lance*, *Paw Paws*, *Rainbow Brite: San Diego Zoo Adventure*, *The Glo Friends*, *G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero*, *Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' Wrestling*, *Ghostbusters*, *Galaxy High School*, *Pound Puppies*, *Laser Tag Academy*, *Centurions*, *Solarman*, *Blondie & Dagwood*, *Yogi's Great Escape*, *DuckTales*, the title character in *BraveStarr*, *The Good, The Bad, and Huckleberry Hound*, *The Flintstone Kids*, *Star Rider and the Star Sheriffs*, *Rockin' with Judy Jetson*, *The New Yogi Bear Show*, *The Further Adventures of SuperTed*, *The Smurfs*, *Fantastic Max*, *Camp Candy*, *Vytor: The Star Champion*, *Denver the Last Dinosaur*, *Shadow Strikers*, *Tiny Toons Adventures*, *The Wizard of Oz*, *Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures*, *New Kids on the Block*, *TaleSpin*, *A Pup Named Scooby-Doo*, *James Bond Jr.*, *Darkwing Duck*, *The Little Mermaid*, *Goof Troop*, *Tom & Jerry Kids Show*, *The Addams Family*, *Biker mice from Mars*, *Sonic the Hedgehog*, *Bonkers*, *Batman: The Animated Series*, *Gargoyles*, Buzz Lightyear in various *Toy Story* video games, *The Tick*, *Wing Commander Academy*, *Extreme Ghostbusters*, *Bobby's World*, *Zorro*, *Men in Black: The Series*, among others.

Fraley has been married to his wife Renee Zimmerman since 1979; together they have four children.

## External Links

* Internet Movie Database
* Wikipedia
* Behind the Voice Actors
* Turtlepedia
* Disney Wiki
* Scooby-Doo Wiki
* DC Animated Universe Wiki
Issue 26 (X-Men: The Manga)

## Previous and Next Issue

The twenty-sixth and final issue of *X-Men: The Manga*.

## Plot

This issue adapts the first half of the episode "The Final Decision".

*Note: The series was cancelled before the 27th issue could be made thus the series ended on a cliffhanger with the X-Men charging into battle with the Sentinels to save Senator Kelly.*
## Characters

**Featured Characters:**

* X-Men
	+ Cyclops/Scott summers
	+ Rogue
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe
	+ Wolverine/Logan
	+ Gambit/Remy LeBeau
	+ Jubilee/Jubilation Lee
	+ Jean Grey

**Supporting Characters:**

* Magneto/Erik Magnus Lehnsherr
* Robert Kelly

**Antagonists:**

* Master Mold
* Sentinels
* Bolivar Trask

## Locations

* Atlantic Ocean
	+ Ruins of a freight ship
* Sentinel Factory
* Washington D.C. ***(Mentioned)***
* New York
	+ Westchester County
		- New Salem
			* Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
				+ War Room
				+ Infirmary

## Items

* Magneto's Helmet
* Master Mold
* Sentinels
* Blackbird
* Cyclops' Visor
* Cerebro ***(Mentioned)***
* Adamantium Claws
* Hoverchair
Enter: Magneto, Part II (X-Men: The Manga)

## Previous and Next Issue

**Enter: Magneto, Part II** is the sixth issue of *X-Men: The Manga*.

## Plot

This issue adapts the second half of the *X-Men* episode "Enter Magneto".

## Characters

**Featured Characters:**

* X-Men
	+ Beast/Henry McCoy
	+ Wolverine/Logan
	+ Cyclops/Scott Summers
	+ Professor X/Charles Xavier
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe
	+ Jubilee/Jubilation Lee

**Antagonists:**

* Sabretooth/Graydon Creed, Sr.
* Magneto/Erik Magnus Lehnsherr

## Locations

* New York
	+ New York City
		- Federal Courthouse
	+ Westchester County
		- New Salem
			* Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
				+ Infirmary
* Florida
	+ Drake Missile Base

## Items

* Adamantium Claws
* Cerebro
* Hoverchair
* Cyclops' Visor
* Magneto's Helmet
* Tanks
* Missiles
Lee Gunther

## Credit(s)

**Lee Gunther** (born May 30, 1935; died August 25, 1998) was the co-founder of Marvel Productions and was an executive producer on *Pryde of the X-Men*.

## Biography

Gunther began his career at Warner Bros. in the 1960s, and then DePatie–Freleng Enterprises , he also worked as a production manager in the 1970s. After DePatie–Freleng was sold to Marvel Comics Group in 1981, Gunther became one of the founders of Marvel Productions Ltd., where he served as executive vice president and executive producer on television series such as *Spider-Man* (1981), *G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero* and *The Transformers*, as well as the feature-length animation *Inhumanoids: The Movie*.

In late 1987, he co-founded Gunther-Wahl Productions with Michael Wahl. Their first task was taking over production of *Alvin and the Chipmunks* from Ruby-Spears Productions in 1988, including the *Go To the Movies* series.

Other shows that Gunther worked on as Executive Producer include *Spider-Woman*, *The Incredible Hulk*, *Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends*, *Gallavants*, *Little Muppet Monsters*, *Dungeons & Dragons*, *My Little Pony: The Movie*, *The Transformers: The Movie*, *Defenders of the Earth*, *InHumanoids*, *Solarman*, *G.I. Joe: The Movie*, *Blondie & Dagwood*, *Little Clowns of Happytown*, *The Little Wizards*, *Muppet Babies*, *Little People Video*, *Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa*, *The Adventures of T-Rex*, *Red Planet*, G.I. Joe: Extreme*, and* Angry Beavers*.*

Gunther died of a stroke on August 25, 1998 at age 63.

## External Links

* Internet Movie Database
* Wikipedia
Stalked by Sabretooth, Part I

## Previous and Next Issue

**Stalked by Sabretooth, Part I** is the eleventh issue of *X-Men: The Manga*.

## Plot

This issue adapts the first half of the *X-Men* episode "Cold Vengeance".

## Characters

**Featured Characters:**

* X-Men
	+ Wolverine/Logan
	+ Cyclops/Scott Summers
	+ Gambit/Remy LeBeau
	+ Jean Grey
	+ Professor X/Charles Xavier
	+ Jubilee/Jubilation Lee
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe
	+ Rogue

**Antagonists:**

* Sabretooth/Graydon Creed, Sr.

**Other Characters:**

* Keywock
* Bociettah

## Locations

* North America
	+ Canada
		- Canadian Arctic
			* Fishing Camp
	+ United States of America
		- New York
			* Westchester County
				+ New Salem
					- Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
						* War Room
					- Airport
* Africa
	+ Genosha

## Items

* Adamantium Claws
* Cyclops' Visor
* Hoverchair

## Trivia

* This issue changes Kiyoek's name to Keywock and changes Pooyetah's name to Bociettah.
Famine

* Present
* Ancient Egypt
* X-Men Adventures
* X-Men: The Manga
* X-Men '92: House of XCII

This is a disambiguation page for **Famine**.

* Autumn Rolfson: Apocalypse's War Horseman in the present.
	+ X-Men Adventures: An alternate version of Autumn Rolfson from *X-Men Adventures*.
	+ X-Men: The Manga: An alternate version of Autumn Rolfson from *X-Men: The Manga*.
	+ X-Men '92: House of XCII: An alternate version of Autumn Rolfson from *X-Men '92: House of XCII*.
* Ancient Egypt: Apocalypse's original Horseman of Famine from ancient Egypt.

## External Links

* Autumn Rolfson (Earth-92131) at *Marvel Database*
* Autumn Rolfson (Earth-TRN566) at *Marvel Database*
* Autumn Rolfson (Earth-TRN950) at *Marvel Database*
* Autumn Rolfson (Earth-616) at *Marvel Database*
* Famine (Earth-92131) at *Marvel Database*
Toei Animation

Toei Animation's logo from 1956 to 1997

**Toei Animation Co., Ltd.** is a Japanese animation studio primarily controlled by its namesake Toei Company. Toei Animation was one of the production companies that worked on *Pryde of the X-Men*; however, they were uncredited.

## History

The studio was founded by animators Kenzō Masaoka and Zenjirō Yamamoto in 1948 as Japan Animated Films (日本動画映画, *Nihon Dōga Eiga*, often shortened to 日動映画 (Nichidō Eiga)). In 1956, Toei purchased the studio and it was renamed Toei Doga Co., Ltd. (東映動画株式会社, *Tōei Dōga Kabushiki-gaisha*, "dōga" is Japanese for "animation"), doing business as Toei Animation Co., Ltd. outside Japan. In 1998, the Japanese name was renamed to Toei Animation.

## External Links

* Official Website
* Wikipedia
* YouTube
* Twitter
* Instagram
Mutant Island, Part II

## Mutant Island, Part II

### Retouching & Production

Dan Nakrosis
Rob Kuzmiak

## Previous and Next Issue

**Mutant Island, Part II** is the fourteenth issue of *X-Men: The Manga*.

## Plot

This issue adapts the second half of the *X-Men* episode "Slave Island".

## Characters

**Featured Characters:**

* X-Men
	+ Gambit/Remy LeBeau
	+ Jubilee/Jubilation Lee
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe
* Cable/Christopher Summers

**Antagonists:**

* Bolivar Trask
* Leader
* Cameron Hodge
* Henry Peter Gyrich
* Master Mold
* Sentinels
	+ Unfinished Sentinel

**Other Characters:**

* Gottfried Adler ***(Mentioned)***
* Sunfire/Shiro Yoshida
* Thunderbird/John Proudstar
* Feral/Maria Callasantos
* Blob/Fred Dukes
* Domino/Neena Thurman
* Northstar/Jean-Paul Beaubier
* Aurora/Jeanne-Marie Beaubier
* Rictor/Julio Richter
* Stone

## Locations

* Africa
	+ Genosha
		- Sentinel Factory
		- Slave Camp

## Items

* Master Mold
* Sentinels
* Inhibitor Collar
* Gambit's Playing Cards
* Cable's Arsenal
Issue 2 (X-Men: The Manga)

## Plot

This issue adapts the second half of the *X-Men* episode "Night of the Sentinels, Part I".

## Characters

**Featured Characters:**

* Jubilee/Jubilation Lee
* X-Men
	+ Cyclops/Scott Summers
	+ Beast/Henry McCoy
	+ Morph/Kevin Sidney
	+ Professor X/Charles Xavier
	+ Jean Grey
	+ Gambit/Remy LeBeau
	+ Wolverine/Logan
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe
	+ Rogue

**Antagonists:**

* Mutant Control Agency
	+ Sentinels
	+ Henry Peter Gyrich
	+ Bolivar Trask

**Other Characters:**

* Martha Dobson
* Mr. Dobson
* Cody Robbins ***(Mentioned)***

## Locations

* New York
	+ Westchester County
		- New Salem
			* New Salem Mall
			* Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
				+ Infirmary
				+ Laboratory
				+ Recreation Room
				+ Danger Room
				+ War Room
				+ Hangar
			* Jubilee's Foster Home
* Michigan
	+ Detroit
		- Abandoned Warehouse
* Washington D.C.
	+ Mutant Control Center

## Items

* Sentinels
* Cyclops' Visor
* Hoverchair
* Adamantium Claws
* Gambit's Playing Cards
* Blackbird
Colossus (Comic)

## Previous and Next Issue

**Colossus** is the sixteenth issue of *X-Men: The Manga*.

## Plot

This issue is an adaptation of the episode "The Unstoppable Juggernaut".

## Characters

**Featured Characters:**

* X-Men
	+ Jubilee/Jubilation Lee
	+ Wolverine/Logan
	+ Rogue
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe
	+ Beast/Henry McCoy
	+ Professor X/Charles Xavier ***(Mentioned)***
	+ Cyclops/Scott Summers
	+ Jean Grey
	+ Gambit/Remy LeBeau
* Colossus/Piotr Rasputin

**Antagonists:**

* Juggernaut/Cain Marko

**Other Characters:**

* Police Officer
* United States Army
	+ Soldiers
* Sharon Xavier ***(Mentioned)***
* Brian Xavier ***(Mentioned)***
* Kurt Marko ***(Mentioned)***

## Locations

* New York
	+ Westchester County
		- New Salem
			* Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
			* Police Precinct
			* Kirby International Bank

## Items

* Tanks
* Cyclops' Visor
* Adamantium Claws
* Gambit's Playing Cards
* Cerebro

## Trivia

* In his jail cell Beast can be seen reading *In Search of Lost Time*.
* The bank that Juggernaut is robbing is called "Kirby International Bank". This is possibly a reference to Jack Kirby the co-creator of the X-Men.
* Jean Grey refers to Cerebro as the "Telepathy Strengthening Helmet".
* After beating Juggernaut, Rogue tells Gambit that he "did a great job, just like Han Solo in Star Wars."
	+ After Rogue says this Jubilee jokingly asks if that makes Colossus like Chewbacca.
Dan Gilvezan

## Character(s)

**Daniel John Gilvezan** (born October 26, 1950) is an actor who voiced Colossus on *Pryde of the X-Men*.

## Biography

Dan Gilvizan's first voice acting role was as Spider-Man on *Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends* which ran for three seasons from 1981 to 1983.

In 1984 he voiced Bumblebee on *Transformers*. According to an interview in the Transformers Collectors Club magazine, Gilvezan auditioned for both the part of Spike Witwicky and the part of Bumblebee in The Transformers, but was only given the role of Bumblebee because the producers did not want the two characters to be played by the same person.

Other notable voice acting roles include Sean Harrison on *Jem and the Holograms*, Slip Stream on *G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero*, Bugman on *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*, Dirk Courage on *Spiral Zone*, Cooler on *Pound Puppies*, Questar on *Dino-Riders*, Rolf on *The Legend of Prince Valiant*, and Henry Mitchell and Ruff the Dog on *The All-New Dennis the Menace*.

In the video game *Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions*, Gilvezan returned to voice Spider-Man.

Gilvezan is also a published author. His books include *Drowned in the Grenadine* and *Bumblebee and Me: Life as a G1 Transformer*, an autobiographical recollection of his work on the original Transformers animated series and its effect on his life and career.

## External Links

* Internet Movie Database
* Wikipedia
* Behind the Voice Actors
* Spider-Man Wiki
* Transformers Wiki
* Jem Wiki
* TMNTpedia
Andi Chapman

## Character(s)

**Andi Chapman** is an actress that voiced Storm in *Pryde of the X-Men*.

## Biography

Andi Chapman is the first black actress to voice Storm. Storm was previously voiced by Anne Lockhart and Kathy Garver, both white actresses, in *Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends*.

Andi Chapman's television and movie credits including *Terrorist on Trial: The United States vs. Salim Ajami*, *Something is Out There*, *Big Business*, *Police Story: Burnout*, *Unsub*, *Booker*, *Thirtysomething*, *Dad*, *Roseanne*, *Hunter*, *China Beach*, *Life Goes On*, *Shoot First: A Cop's Vengeance*, *DEA*, *Palomino*, *Civil Wars*, *Born Yesterday*, *Short Cuts*, *Roc*, *Beverly Hills, 90210*, *Come the Morning*, *Monkey Trouble*, *Diagnosis Murder*, *ER*, *NYPD Blue*, *Once You Meet a Stranger*, *The Practice*, *Goodbye Lover*, *Chicago Hope*, *Providence*, *Hard Time: Hostage Hotel*, *Snoops*, *Family Law*, *Early Edition*, *Kate Brasher*, *The X-Files*, *Presidio Med*, *The Shield*, *S.W.A.T.*, *Without a Trace*, *The Division*, *7th Heaven*, *Six Feet Under*, *Commander in Chief*, *Dexter*, *24*, *Switched at Birth*, *Glee*, *NCIS*, *Chance*, *Shameless*, *SMILF*, *The Rookie*, *How to Get Away With Murder*, *Criminal Minds*, *General Hospital*, *Kinderfanger*, *Gordita Chronicles*, *The Orville*, and *9-1-1*.

## External Links

* Twitter
* Internet Movie Database
* Behind the Voice Actors
* 24 Wiki
* Criminal Minds Wiki
Issue 21 (X-Men: The Manga)

## Issue 21

### Editor

Dan Nakros
Ralph Macchio (Editorial Liaison)

## Previous and Next Issue

The twenty-first issue of *X-Men: The Manga*.

## Plot

This issue adapts the first half of the episode "Days of Future Past, Part I".

## Characters

**Featured Characters:**

* X-Men
	+ Beast/Henry McCoy
	+ Gambit/Remy LeBeau
	+ Rogue
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe
	+ Wolverine/Logan ***(Appears on a television screen)***
	+ Cyclops/Scott Summers ***(Appears on a television screen)***
	+ Jubilee/Jubilation Lee ***(Appears on a television screen)***

**Supporting Characters:**

* Bishop
* Wolverine/Logan
* Forge

**Antagonists:**

* Sentinels

**Other Characters:**

* Unidentified Electrokinetic Mutant
* Unidentified Metal Armed Mutant
* X-Men ***(Mentioned)***
	+ Jubilee/Jubilation Lee ***(Mentioned)***
	+ Cyclops/Scott Summers ***(Mentioned)***
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe ***(Mentioned)***
	+ Rogue ***(Mentioned)***
	+ Gambit/Remy LeBeau ***(Mentioned)***

## Locations

* Present
	+ North America
		- United States of America
			* New York
				+ New York City
					- Jail

* Days of Future Past
	+ North America
		- United Stated of America
			* New York
				+ New York City
					- Liberty Island
						* Statue of Liberty
					- Mutant Disposal Center
					- Forge's Hideout

## Items

* Sentinels
* Adamantium
* Bishop's Arsenal
* Time Machine
* Temporal Transceiver
* Gambit's Playing Cards
* Cyclops' Visor

## Trivia

* The Days of Future Past timeline takes place in the year 2055.
Issue 23 (X-Men: The Manga)

## Previous and Next Issue

The twenty-third issue of *X-Men: The Manga*.

## Plot

This issue adapts the first third of the episode "Days of Future Past, Part II".

## Characters

**Featured Characters:**

* X-Men
	+ Rogue
	+ Jubilee/Jubilation Lee
	+ Beast/Henry McCoy ***(Mentioned)***
	+ Gambit/Remy LeBeau
	+ Professor X/Charles Xavier
	+ Cyclops/Scott Summers
	+ Jean Grey
	+ Wolverine/Logan
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe

**Supporting Characters:**

* Bishop

**Antagonists:**

* Sentinels ***(Flashback)***
* Brotherhood of Mutants ***(Behind the scenes)***
	+ Mystique/Raven Darkhölme ***(Behind the scenes)***
	+ Blob/Fred Dukes ***(Behind the scenes)***
	+ Pyro/St. John Allerdyce ***(Behind the scenes)***
	+ Avalanche/Dominikos Petrakis ***(Behind the scenes)***

**Other Characters:**

* Robert Kelly ***(Mentioned)***
* X-Men ***(Mentioned)***
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe ***(Mentioned)***
	+ Jubilee/Jubilation Lee ***(Mentioned)***
	+ Cyclops/Scott Summers ***(Mentioned)***
	+ Rogue ***(Mentioned)***
* Forge ***(Mentioned)***
* Robert Kelly ***(Mentioned)***

## Locations

* New York
	+ Westchester County
		- New Salem
			* Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
				+ War Room
				+ Hangar
	+ New York City ***(Flashback)***
		- Statue of Liberty ***(Flashback)***
* Washington D.C. ***(Flashback)***
	+ United States Capitol ***(Flashback)***
* Mutant Concentration Camps ***(Flashback)***

## Items

* Hoverchair
* Cyclops' Visor
* Bishop's Arsenal
* Gambit's Playing Cards
* Adamantium Claws
* Sentinels ***(Flashback)***
* Temporal Transceiver
* Blackbird
Устав Великой Армии Республики

**Устав Великой Армии Республики (ВАР)** — главный документ в структуре Великой Армии Республики. Каждая структура ВАР должна соблюдать пункты Устава. Уставы отдельных структур не должны вступать в противоречие с Уставом ВАР.

Устав ВАР находится в отдельном документе. Устав обязан знать и соблюдать каждый военнослужащий ВАР.

## Главы Устава

### Глава 1

Глава 1 посвящена описанию Устава ВАР, его применению в структуре ВАР. Так же в первой главе прикреплены другие нормативные документы ВАР: Уголовный кодекс, МГП, Строевой устав, Медицинский устав, Инженерный устав, Устав пилотов, Пакт Риона, Действия при ВЧС.

### Глава 2

В главие 2 перечислены регламентированные наказания: которые может применить офицер к военнослужащему, которые могут применять исполнительные органы ВАР к военнослужащему, которые может применять Верховное командование, которые может применять состав экзаменаторов.

### Глава 3

В главе 3 прописана субординация военнослужащих ВАР и правила поведения.

### Глава 4

В главе 4 прописана система кодов: зелёного, жёлтого и красного.

### Глава 5

В главе 5 прописаны запреты на территории базы и техника безопасности, а так же правила выхода за территорию базы/аванпоста, правила КМДБ/КМДА/Диспетчера базы и разрешения на нахождение на базе ВАР.

### Глава 6

В главе 6 прописаны правила Контрольно-пропускных пунктов (КПП).

### Глава 7

Глава 7 посвящена ограничениям свободного передвижения (то есть местам, куда кому входить можно, а куда кому нельзя).

### Глава 8

Глава 8 посвящена ранговой структуре армии, в ней прописаны все звания от Маршала-коммандера до клона-рекрута, а так же отдельные флотские и джедайские звания. В главе 8 так же находятся регламенты повышения и восстановления.

### Глава 9

В главе 9 прописана структура подчинения на объектах армии.

### Глава 10

Глава 10 посвящена кадетам и работе с кадрами, правилам перевода, правилам приписки военнослужащих БСО, агитациям.

### Глава 11

В главе 11 прописаны обязанности представителей ВАР: общие, сержантские, офицерские, экзаменационного состава.

### Глава 12

В главе 12 перечислены права представителей ВАР.

### Глава 13

В главе 13 перечислены противоправные действия представителей ВАР.

### Глава 14

В главе 14 прописан общевойсковой регламент ВАР, а так же ГОСТ медицины для регулярных сил и для медиков.

### Глава 15

В главе 15 прописана техника армии и те, кто может её использовать, а так же термины, связанные с транспортом.

### Глава 16

Глава 16 посвящена боевым операциям, порядку проведения брифинга и дебрифинга.

### Глава 17

Глава 17 посвящена регламенту пользования Дальневолновой рации (ДВ).

### Глава 18

Глава 18 посвящена исполнительным органам власти, их правам, обязанностям и запретам.

### Глава 19

Глава 19 посвящена Бригаде контрразведывательных операций (БКО).

### Глава 20

Глава 20 посвящена Бригаде специальных операция (БСО)

### Глава 23

Глава 23 посвящена офицерам штаба БКО/БСО.

### Глава 24

В главе 24 прописаны ордена и медали, а так же условия для их получения.
Susan Silo

## Character(s)

**Susan Silo** (born July 27, 1924) is an actress that voiced White Queen on *Pryde of the X-Men*.

## Biography

Susan Silo was born in New York City. Both her parents were actors.

Her famous roles are Wuya the Witch in *Xiaolin Showdown*, Sartana of the Dead in *El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera*, Dr Karbunkle in *Biker Mice from Mars*, White Queen on *Pryde of the X-Men*, multiple voices on *What A Cartoon*, Sue on *Pac-Man* and Tess on *Zazoo U*. She also played the roles of Mama Mousekewitz in *Fievel's American Tails* and Petaluma in *The Smurfs*.

Susan Silo has also appeared in *Alfred Hitchcock Presents*, *Bonanza*, *The Wild Wild West*, *The Man from U.N.C.L.E.*, *Batman* (1966), *Gunsmoke*, *Yes, Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus*, *Undercover Elephant*, *C B Bears*, *blast-Off Buzzard*, *Heyyy, It's the King!*, *Shake, Rattle and Roll*, *The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang*, *Starchaser: The Legend of Orin*, *Robotix*, *InHumanoids*, *Foofur*, *The Real Ghostbusters*, *Pound Puppies and the Legend of Big Paw*, *Superman*, *The Smurfs*, *Ring Raiders*, *Fantastic Max*, *Jetsons: The Movie*, *Captain Planet and the Planeteers*, *The Wizard of Oz*, *TaleSpin*, *Zazoo U*, *Toxic Crusaders*, *Attack of the Killer Tomatoes*, *Where's Waldo*, *James Bond Jr.*, *Spacecats*, *ProStars*, *Darkwing Duck*, *Back to the Future*, *All-New Dennis the Menace*, *Garfield and Friends*, *The Pink Panther*, *The Tick*, *The Mask*, *Extreme Ghostbusters*, *Jumanji*, *Babes in Toyland*, *The Fantastic Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor*, and others.

Silo was married to actor Burr DeBenning, who died in 2003.

## External Links

* Internet Movie Database
* Wikipedia
* Behind the Voice Actors
* Disney Wiki
* Final Fantasy Wiki
Shadowcloud

Shadowcloud was a short-furred, black, marbled tom with blue eyes.

## History

It was a moon before leafbare when Shadowcloud walked in the dreams of Pigeonstar. A leader that he'd only known through giving him a life many years before. DuskClan was suffering in many ways and Shadowcloud saw a way through it--bringing in outside blood. An idea that seemed...unconventional but, it proved to be just what the group needed to thrive.

A lonesome, good mediator; Shadowcloud has outlived many, even those who used to walk beside him in Silverpelt. The faces now are unfamiliar and fading, but he empathizes with them all the same. No one will be completely helpless as long as his starry pelt shines brightly in the skies above.

## Ceremonies

**Apprentice Ceremony**

**Warrior Ceremony**

**Elder Ceremony**
Issue 19 (X-Men: The Manga)

## Issue 19

### Editor

Dan Nakrosis
Glen Greenberg (Editorial Liaison)
Ralph Macchio (Editorial Liaison)

## Previous and Next Issue

The nineteenth issue of *X-Men: The Manga*.

## Plot

This issue adapts the first half of the episode "Come the Apocalypse".

## Characters

**Featured Characters:**

* X-Men
	+ Jean Grey
	+ Professor X/Charles Xavier
	+ Cyclops/Scott Summers
	+ Rogue
	+ Gambit/Remy LeBeau
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe
	+ Jubilee/Jubilation Lee
	+ Wolverine/Logan

**Antagonists:**

* Apocalypse/En Sabah Nur
* Horsemen of Apocalypse
	+ Archangel/Death/Warren Worthington III
	+ Plague/Pestilence
	+ Autumn Rolfson/Famine
	+ Abraham Kieros/War
* Mystique/Raven Darkhölme ***(Impersonates Gottfried Adler)***

**Other Characters:**

* Chairman of the Peace Summit
* French Army
* Magneto/Erik Magnus Lehnsherr ***(Mentioned)***
* Sentinels ***(Mentioned)***

## Locations

* Europe
	+ Scotland
		- Muir Island
			* Mutant Research Center
			* Pub
	+ France
		- Paris
			* Eiffel Tower
* North America
	+ United States
		- New York
			* Westchester County
				+ New Salem
					- Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
						* Recreation Room
						* War Room
						* Hangar

## Items

* Hoverchair
* Cyclops' Visor
* Robotic Horses
* Tanks
* Helicopters
* Sentinels ***(Mentioned)***
* Blackbird
Operation: Rescue, Part I

## Previous and Next Issue

**Operation: Rescue, Part I** is the third issue of *X-Men: The Manga*.

## Plot

This issue adapts the first half of the *X-Men* episode "Night of the Sentinels, Part II".

## Characters

**Featured Characters:**

* X-Men
	+ Beast/Henry McCoy
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe
	+ Wolverine/Logan
	+ Morph/Kevin Sidney ***(Death)***
	+ Gambit/Remy LeBeau
	+ Rogue
	+ Cyclops/Scott Summers
	+ Jean Grey
	+ Professor X/Charles Xavier
* Jubilee/Jubilation Lee

**Antagonists:**

* Mutant Control Agency
	+ Henry Peter Gyrich
	+ Sentinels

## Locations

* Washington D.C.
	+ Mutant Control Center
* New York
	+ Westchester County
		- New Salem
			* Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
				+ War Room
				+ Hangar
			* Forest

## Items

* Gambit's Playing Cards
* Cyclops' Visor
* Sentinels
* Adamantium Claws
* Cerebro
* Hoverchair
* Blackbird
Fantastic Four (TV Series)

* Season 1
* Season 2

***Fantastic Four*** is an American animated series starring the Marvel Comics superhero team the Fantastic Four. The series ran from 1994 to 1996.

## Synopsis

When Reed Richards, Sue and Johnny Storm and pilot Ben Grimm take a space flight on a new shuttle, they are bombarded with cosmic radiation, forever transformed with superpowers. Deciding to use these new powers to help people, they form the Fantastic Four, a superhero team dedicated to the protection of Earth from menaces like the Latverian King Doctor Doom and Galactus, the planet consumer.

## Cast and Characters

### Main Cast

* Fantastic Four
	+ Beau Weaver as Mister Fantastic/Reed Richards
	+ Lori Alan as Invisible Woman/Susan Storm-Richards/Malice
	+ Brian Austin Green as Human Torch/Johnny Storm (Season 1)
	+ Quinton Flynn as Human Torch/Johnny Storm (Season 2)
	+ Chuck McCann as Thing/Ben Grimm
* Neil Ross as Doctor Doom/Victor Von Doom (Season 1), Puppet Master, Krang, Super-Skrull (Season 1)
* Simon Templeman as Doctor Doom/Victor Von Doom (Season 2)
* Pauline Arthur Lomas as Alicia Masters

### Guest Cast

* Edward Albert as Silver Surfer/Norrin Radd (Season 2)
* Gregg Berger as Mole Man
* Mary Kay Bergman as Anelle
* Jane Carr as Lady Dorma
* Rocky Carroll as Triton (First voice)
* Dick Clark as Himself
* Jim Cummings as Slash Curtis, Bull Donovan, Skink Lomas, Bill Clinton & Votan
* Keith David as Black Panther/T'Challa
* Michael Dorn as Gorgon
* Ron Feinberg as Terrax (Season 2)
* Ron Friedman as Blastaar
* Frightful Four
	+ Ron Perlman as Wizard
	+ Brad Garrett as Hydro-Man
	+ Beau Weaver as Trapster
	+ Iona Morris as Medusa
* George Gee as George Gee
* Dan Gilvezan as Morrat
* Benny Luciano as Rick Jones
* Richard Grieco as Ghost Rider
* Mark Hamill as Sentry 459, Maximus the Mad, Triton (Second voice)
* Jess Harnell as Impossible Man, Super-Skrull (Season 2)
* Jamie Horton as Psycho-Man
* Charles Howerton as Klaw/Ulysses Klaw
* Kathy Ireland as Crystal
* Tony Jay as Galactus, Terrax (Season 1)
* Green Jellÿ as Themselves
* Clyde Kusatsu as Annihilus
* Kay E. Kuter as Ego the Living Planet
* Joan Lee as Lavinia Forbes
* Stan Lee as Himself
* Kerrigan Mahan as Seeker
* Leeza Miller McGee as Nova/Frankie Raye
* Richard McGonagle as Franklin Storm
* Katherine Moffat as Lyja
* Alan Oppenheimer as Watcher, Firelord
* Gary Owens as Himself
* Ron Perlman as Hulk/Bruce Banner
* Riff Regan as Melinda
* John Rhys-Davies as Thor
* Robert Ridgely as Dorrek VII
* Robin Sachs as Silver Surfer/Norrin Radd (Season 1)
* Bill Smitrovich as Daredevil/Matt Murdock
* Gina Tuttle as Female TV Reporter
* James Warwick as Namor, the Sub-Mariner & Sam Jaggers

## External Links

* Internet Movie Database
* Wikipedia
* Marvel Database
X-Men: The Manga

***X-Men: The Manga*** is a manga adaptation of the first season of *X-Men* with each episode separated into two manga issues. This series is an English translation of the *X-Men* manga series that was published in Japan by Bamboo Comics.

## Issues

* Issue 1
* Issue 2
* Issue 3
* Issue 4
* Issue 5
* Issue 6
* Issue 7
* Issue 8
* Issue 9
* Issue 10
* Issue 11
* Issue 12
* Issue 13
* Issue 14
* Issue 15
* Issue 16
* Issue 17
* Issue 18
* Issue 19
* Issue 20
* Issue 21
* Issue 22
* Issue 23
* Issue 24
* Issue 25
* Issue 26

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Marvel Database
Nimrod

## Appearance(s)

This is a disambiguation page for Nimrod.

**Nimrod** is a highly advanced form of Sentinel from the future. There are nine different types of Nimrods from six alternate timelines.

* Days of Future Past
* Xavier Assassinated
* Bishop's Altered Future
* X-Men Adventures
* X-Men: The Manga
* Jubilee's Seventh Life
* Jubilee's Ninth Life
* Jubilee's Tenth Life

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* Nimrod (Earth-31393) at *Marvel Database*
* Nimrod (Earth-95099) at *Marvel Database*
* Nimrod (Earth-121893) at *Marvel Database*
* Nimrod (Earth-38171) at *Marvel Database*
* Nimrod (Earth-TRN950) at *Marvel Database*
* Nimrod (Earth-811) at *Marvel Database*
Patrick Pinney

## Character(s)

* Wolverine
* Thing

**Patrick Cullen Pinney** (born June 30, 1952) is an actor who voiced Wolverine on *Pryde of the X-Men* and Thing on *Spider-Man*.

## Biography

Pinney was born in San Francisco County, California. His mother's maiden name is his middle name.

He attended college at University of the Pacific in Stockton, California, where producer and director Dennis Jones was a classmate and roommate of his. Pinney's friends included assistant director Michele Panelli Venetis and San Francisco Bay area costumer Alison Barnwell Morris, with whom he costarred in The Deputy at the school's Rotunda Theatre.

Pinney's credits include *Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo*, *Blackstar*, *The Smurfs*, *Fantasy Island*, *The Dukes*, *The Terminator*, *G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero*, *Centurions*, *G.I. Joe: The Movie*, *The Chipmunk Adventure*, *Fraggle Rock*, *Dino-Riders*, Ruby-Spears *Superman*, *Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures*, *The Little Mermaid*, *Duck Tales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp*, *Captain Planet and the Planeteers*, *TaleSpin*, *The Real Ghostbusters*, *Darkwing Duck*, *Beauty and the Beast*, *An American Tale: Fievel Goes West*, *Aladdin*, *Tom & Jerry Kids Show*, *Harry and the Hendersons*, *Droopy: Master Detective*, *Look Who's Talking Now*, *Toy Story*, *Thodore Rex*, *The Hunchback of Notre Dame*, *The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat*, Disney's *Hercules*, *Cow and Chicken*, *The Angry Beavers*, *Mulan*, *The Wild Thornberrys*, *Johnny Bravo*, *The Powerpuff Girls*, *Atlantis: The Lost Empire*, *Men in Black: The Series*, *Monsters, Inc.*, *As Told By Ginger*, *Totally Spies*, *Samurai Jack*, *Lilo & Stitch*, *My Life as a Teenage Robot*, *Treasure Planet*, *Time Squad*, *Jackie Chan Adventures*, and *SpongeBob SquarePants*.

## External Links

* Internet Movie Database
* Wikipedia
* Behind the Voice Actors
* Disney Wiki
* Spider-Man Animated Wiki
Alexandra Stoddart

## Character(s)

**Alexandra Stoddart** (born September 16, 1947) is an actress that voiced Dazzler on *Pryde of the X-Men*.

## Biography

Alexandra Stoddart acting credits include *Makin' It*, *Harris and Company*, *Not Until Today*, *M\*A\*S\*H\**, *Stone*, *Space Stars*, *The Flight of Dragons*, *The Smurfs Christmas Special*, *Paw Paws*, *The Smurfs*, *Wildfire*, *Foofur'*, and *Pryde of the X-Men*. She has not acted since she voiced Dazzler in *Pryde of the X-Men* in 1989.

As a writer she wrote episodes for the television series *Harper Valley P.T.A.*, *The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang*, and *The Love Boat*.

Stoddart has also acted in Broadway plays. From September 18, 1975, to November 23, 1975, Stoddart was a standby performer in the Broadway play *Ah, Wilderness!* and performed in the Broadway play *The Crucible* from April 27, 1972, to June 3, 1972,

## External Links

* Internet Movie Database
* Behind the Voice Actors
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

***Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness*** is a 2022 superhero movie. It is the fifth movie in Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and is the 28th movie overall in the franchise.

## Synopsis

Following the events of *Spider-Man No Way Home*, Doctor Strange unwittingly casts a forbidden spell that accidentally opens up the multiverse. With help from Wong and Scarlet Witch, Strange confronts various versions of himself as well as teaming up with the young America Chavez while traveling through various realities and working to restore reality as he knows it. Along the way, Strange and his allies realize they must take on a powerful new adversary who seeks to take over the multiverse.

## Cast and Characters

* Earth-199999
	+ Masters of the Mystic Arts
		- Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange/Stephen Strange
		- Benedict Wong as Wong
		- Adam Hugill as Rintrah
		- Topo Wresniwiro as Hamir
		- Sheila Atim as Sara Wolfe
	+ Elizabeth Olsen as Scarlet Witch/Wanda Maximoff
	+ Michael Stuhlbarg as Nicodemus West
	+ Rachel McAdams as Christine Palmer
	+ Ako Mitchell as Charlie
	+ Charlize Theron as Clea
* Earth-TRN952
	+ Xochitl Gomez as America Chavez
		- Aliyah Camacho as Young America Chavez
	+ Ruth Livier as Elena Chavez
	+ Chess Lopez as Amalia Chavez
* Earth-TRN953
	+ Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange/Stephen Strange
* Earth-838
	+ Illuminati
		- Patrick Stewart as Professor X/Charles Xavier
		- Hayley Atwell as Captain Peggy Carter
		- Lashana Lynch as Captain Marvel/Maria Rambeau
		- Anson Mount as Black Bolt/Blackagar Boltagon
		- John Krasinski as Mister Fantastic/Reed Richards
		- Chiwetel Ejiofor as Baron Karl Mordo
		- Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange/Stephen Strange
	+ Rachel McAdams as Christine Palmer
	+ Ross Marquand as Ultron Sentries
	+ Maximoff Family
		- Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff
		- Jett Klyne as Tommy Maximoff
		- Julian Hilliard as Billy Maximoff
	+ Bruce Campbell as Pizza Poppa
* Earth-TRN954
	+ Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange/Stephen Strange

## Trivia

* The version of Professor X that appears in this movie is heavily based on the Professor X that appeared in the *X-Men* cartoon from the '90s. In this movie Professor X, played by Patrick Stewart, wears a blue and black striped tie and uses a yellow hover chair just like Professor X from the animated series.

## External Links

* Internet Movie Database
* Wikipedia
* Marvel Database
* Marvel Movies Wiki
* Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki
MetroLight Studios

**MetroLight Studios** is a special effects studio that worked on the opening title sequence for *Pryde of the X-Men*.

## History

Other shows and movies that MetroLight Studios provided the special effects for include *Matilda*, *Cast Away*, *Happy Gilmore*, *Total Recall*, *Batman Forever*, *Mortal Kombat*, *How the Grinch Stole Christmas*, *Rookie of the Year*, *Under Siege 2: Dark Territory*, *Red Planet*, *Broken Arrow*, *Daylight*, *Josie and the Pussycats*, *The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas*, *Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back*, *Bride of Chucky*, *Hot Shots! Part Deux*, *Mortal Kombat: Annihilation*, *Eraser*, and *Jingle All the Way* with Arnold Schwarzenegger, *Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday*, *Jack Frost* with Michael Keaton, *The Great Raid*, *Seven Days*, *Antitrust*, *Viper*, *My Boss's Daughter*, *Iron Monkey*, *Kull the Conqueror*, *Leave it to Beaver* (1997), and *Dragonheart: A New Beginning*.
Issue 20 (X-Men: The Manga)

## Issue 20

### Editor

Dan Nakros
Glen Greenberg (Editorial Liaison)
Ralph Macchio (Editorial Liaison)

## Previous and Next Issue

The twentieth issue of *X-Men: The Manga*.

## Plot

This issue adapts the second half of the episode "Come the Apocalypse".

## Characters

**Featured Characters:**

* X-Men
	+ Rogue
	+ Cyclops/Scott Summers
	+ Wolverine/Logan
	+ Gambit/Remy LeBeau
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe
	+ Jean Grey

**Supporting Characters:**

* Archangel/Death/Warren Worthington III

**Antagonists:**

* Apocalypse/En Sabah Nur
* Horsemen of the Apocalypse
	+ Autumn Rolfson/Famine
	+ Abraham Kieros/War
	+ Plague/Pestilence
* Mystique/Raven Darkhölme ***(Impersonates Gottfried Adler)***

## Locations

* Europe
	+ England
		- Wiltshire
			* Amesbury
				+ Stonehenge
		- London
			* Palace of Westminster
				+ Big Ben
	+ Scotland
		- Muir Island
			* Mutant Research Center
* United States
	+ Military Base
	+ Nevada/Arizona Border
		- Hoover Dam

## Items

* Robotic Horses
* Blackbird
* Cyclops' Visor
* Adamantium Claws
* Gambit's Playing Cards
Generation X (film)

***Generation X*** is a television movie that aired on Fox on February 20, 1996. It was meant to be a pilot for a *Generation X* television series; however, it was not picked up for series.

## Synopsis

The new teenage students at a school for mutants try to stop an evil scientist from controlling the world's dreams.

## Cast and Characters

* Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
	+ Headmasters
		- Finola Hughes as White Queen/Emma Frost
		- Jeremy Ratchford as Banshee/Sean Cassidy
	+ Students
		- Generation X
			* Amarilis as M/Monet St. Croix
			* Heather McComb as Jubilee/Jubilation Lee
			* Bumper Robinson as Mondo
			* Agustin Rodriguez as Skin/Angelo Espinosa
			* Suzanne Davis as Buff/Arlee Hicks
			* Randall Slavin as Refrax/Kurt Pastorius
* Matt Frewer as Russell Tresh
* Kevin McNulty as Robert Ralston
* Lalainia Lindbjerg as Kayla
* Gary Chalk as Gaines
* Lynda Boyd as Alicia Lee
* Joely Collins as Jeannie
* Wally Dalton as Pruitt
* Kavan Smith as Lance

## Trivia

* Jeremy Ratchford who played Banshee in this movie also voiced Banshee in *X-Men*.
* The mansion used for the Xavier Institue is Hartley Castle which was later used as the Xavier School for Gifted Youngsters in several of 20th Century Fox's X-Men movies, the Luthor mansion in *Smallville*, and the Queen mansion in *Arrow*.
* The characters Buff and Refrax were created for this movie. They were used as replacements for Chamber and Penance because their powers would have been too difficult to replicate with VFX on the pilot's limited budget.
* When Jubilee is in the arcade, there is an X-Men video game visible. Also, during another scene, one of the characters is wearing a Wolverine t-shirt.
* Mondo has jokingly said to hate Jello because he fears he may accidentally absorb its consistency, which may be a reference to Bumper Robinson's first acting role which is a Jell-O Pudding Pop commercial.
* Generation X was the first original product of Fox acquiring the X-Men's film and animation rights from Marvel.

## External Links

* Internet Movie Database
* Wikipedia
* Marvel Database
* Marvel Movies Wiki
* X-Men Wiki
Earl Boen

## Character(s)

* Magneto
* Beyonder
* Red Skull

**Earl Boen** (born August 8, 1941; died January 5, 2023) was an actor who voiced Magneto on *Pryde of the X-Men*, and Beyonder and Red Skull on *Spider-Man*.

## Biography

Earl Boen is perhaps best known for his role as Rev. Lloyd Meechum on the 80s sitcom *Mama's Family*.

Boen made guest appearances in a number of popular television series from the late 1970s until his retirement from screen acting in 2003. Some of the series he appeared in include *What's Happening!!*, *Kojak*, *Wonder Woman*, *Hawaii Five-0*, *Police Woman*, *Lou Grant*, *The Jeffersons*, *Buck Rogers in the 25th Century*, *The Dukes of Hazzard*, *Soap*, *Code Red*, *M\*A\*S\*H\**, *Three's Company*, *Fantasy Island*, *St. Elsewhere*, *Night Court*, *Family Ties*, *Hillstreet Blues*, *Who's The Boss*, *Dynasty*, *Alf*, *Mama's Family*, *Dallas*, *The Bold and the Beautiful*, *Star Trek: The Next Generation*, *Murder, She Wrote*, *Baywatch*, *Tales from the Crypt*, *Matlock*, *Seinfeld*, *Family Matters*, *Santa Barbara*, *The Golden Girls*, *The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air*, *Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman*, *Silk Stalkings*, *Boy Meets World*, as well as many others.

His most well known film role is probably Peter Silberman in *The Terminator*, *The Terminator 2: Judgement Day*, and *The Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines*. Earl Boen is the only actor besides Arnold Schwarzenegger to appear in all three movies in the original Terminator trilogy.

Boen's other film roles include *The Fifth Floor*, *Battle Beyond the Stars*, *Airplane II: The Sequel*, *The Man with Two Brains*, *Annihilator*, *Stewardess School*, *G.I. Joe: The Movie*, *Alien Nation*, *My Stepmother Is an Alien*, *Marked for Death*, *The Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult*, *The Dentist*, *The Prince*, and *Nutty Professor II: The Klumps*.

Boen retired from screen acting in December 2003, but continued to do voice acting in radio, animated series and video games. Boen's voice acting credits include *Pirates of Dark Water*, *Batman: The Animated Series*, *Bonkers*, *Animaniacs*, *The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries*, *Pinky and the Brain*, *Dexter's Laboratory*, *The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest*, *Johnny Bravo*, *Cow and Chicken*, *The New Batman Adventures*, *The New Adventures of Zorro*, *The Wild Thornberrys*, *Buzz Lightyear of Star Command*, *Clifford the Big Red Dog*, *The Zeta Project*, *Time Squad*, *Justice League*, *Kim Possible*, *The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy*, and *Megas XLR*.

Boen married actress Carole Kean in 1970. She died on April 23, 2001, from ovarian cancer at the age of 58. Together they have a daughter.

Boen was diagnosed with lung cancer in the fall of 2022. He died in Hawaii on January 5, 2023, at the age of 81. Boen is survived by his second wife Cathy.

## External Links

* Internet Movie Database
* Wikipedia
* Behind the Voice Actors
* Terminator Wiki
* Spider-Man Animated Wiki
Pryde of the X-Men

* Intro Title
* Title Card
* Marvel Comics Video
* Marvel Video
* Poster

***Pryde of the X-Men*** is a 1989 pilot episode for a proposed X-Men animated series. This pilot was not picked up for series and was retooled into what became *X-Men* which premiered in 1992.

## Cast and Characters

**Featured Characters:**

* X-Men
	+ Cyclops/Scott Summers (Michael Bell)
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe (Andi Chapman)
	+ Colossus/Piotr Rasputin (Dan Gilvezan)
	+ Wolverine/Logan (Patrick Pinney)
	+ Nightcrawler/Kurt Wagner (Neil Ross)
	+ Kitty Pryde (Kath Soucie)
	+ Professor X/Charles Xavier (John Stephenson)
	+ Dazzler/Alison Blaire (Alexandra Stoddart)

**Antagonists:**

* Brotherhood of Mutant Terrorists
	+ Magneto/Erik Magnus Lehnsherr (Earl Boen)
	+ Pyro/St. John Allerdyce (Pat Fraley)
	+ Juggernaut/Kurt Marko (Ron Gans)
	+ Blob/Fred Dukes (Alan Oppenheimer)
	+ White Queen/Emma Frost (Susan Silo)
	+ Toad/Mortimer Toynbee (Frank Welker)

**Other Characters:**

* United States Army
	+ Chaffy (Alan Oppenheimer)
* Lockheed (Frank Welker)
* Narrator (Stan Lee)

## Merchandise

### Comic Books

* **X-Men Animation Special:**
* **X-Men: Madness in Murderworld:**

### Video Games

* **X-Men: Madness in Murderworld:**
* **The Uncanny X-Men:**
* **X-Men:**
Stan Lee

## Credit(s)

**Stan Lee** (born **Stanley Martin Lieber**; December 28, 1922-November 12, 2018) was the narrator and Supervising Producer of *Pryde of the X-Men* and an Executive Producer on *X-Men*, *Fantastic Four*, *Spider-Man*, *Generation X*, *Silver Surfer*, *The Avengers: United They Stand*, *X-Men*, *X-Men: The Last Stand*, and *Wolverine and the X-Men*.

## Biography

Stan Lee was a writer for Marvel Comics and co-creator of several popular Marvel Comics characters including the Fantastic Four, X-Men, Spider-Man, Hulk, Iron Man, Daredevil, the Avengers, Silver Surfer among others. He co-created several of these characters with artist like Jack Kirby and John Romita.

Stan Lee would make cameo appearances in several films based on Marvel characters. He was usually credited as an Executive Producer on these movies, however; this was essentially an honorary title as Stan Lee had little to no creative control over the production of the various Marvel movies.

Stan was married to Joan Boocock from 1947 until her death in 2017.

In 2018 Lee's daughter Joan Celia "J. C." Lee was accused of abusing Stan and his wife. However, Stan Lee refuted these claims saying that they were not true.

On July 6, 2017, Joan Boocock, his wife of 69 years, died of complications from a stroke. She was 95 years old.

Lee died on November 12, 2018, just one month before his 96th birthday, at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, after being rushed there for a medical emergency earlier in the day.

## External Links

* Marvel
* Internet Movie Database
* Wikipedia
* Behind the Voice Actors
* Marvel Database
* Spider-Man: The Animated Series Wiki
Enter: Magneto, Part I (X-Men: The Manga)

## Previous and Next Issue

**Enter: Magneto, Part I** is the fifth issue of *X-Men: The Manga*.

## Plot

This issue adapts the first half of the *X-Men* episode "Enter Magneto".

## Characters

**Featured Characters:**

* X-Men
	+ Beast/Henry McCoy
	+ Jubilee/Jubilation Lee
	+ Professor X/Charles Xavier
	+ Wolverine/Logan
	+ Cyclops/Scott Summers

**Antagonists:**

* Magneto/Erik Magnus Lehnsherr

**Other Characters:**

* Soldiers
* Kidnapped Hospital Patient
* Judge
* Prosecuting Attorney
* Cameron Hodge

## Locations

* New York
	+ Upstate New York
		- Federal Prison
	+ Westchester County
		- New Salem
			* Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
				+ Recreation Room
	+ New York City
		- Federal Courthouse
* Europe ***(Flashback)***
	+ Hospital

## Items

* Hoverchair
* Magneto's Helmet
* Tanks
Issue 17 (X-Men: The Manga)

## Issue 17

### Editor

Dan Nakrosis
Geln Greenberg (Editorial Liaison)
Pete Franco (Editorial Liaison)

## Previous and Next Issue

The seventeenth issue of *X-Men: The Manga*.

## Plot

This issue adapts the first half of the episode "The Cure".

## Characters

**Featured Characters:**

* X-Men
	+ Professor X/Charles Xavier
	+ Rogue
	+ Wolverine/Logan
	+ Gambit/Remy LeBeau
	+ Jubilee/Jubilation Lee
	+ Cyclops/Scott Summers
	+ Jean Grey
	+ Storm/Ororo Munroe

**Antagonists:**

* Avalanche/Dominikos Petrakis
* Pyro/St. John Allerdyce
* Mystique/Raven Darkhölme ***(Impersonates Gottfried Adler)***
* Apocalypse/En Sabah Nur

**Supporting Characters:**

* Angel/Warren Worthington III
* Cable/Christopher Summers
* Moira MacTaggert

**Other Characters:**

* Gisela
* Juggernaut/Cain Marko ***(Mentioned)***
* Cody Robbins ***(Flashback)***

## Locations

* Europe
	+ Germany
		- Alps
			* Bavarian Alps
				+ Angel's Chateau
	+ Scotland
		- Muir Island
			* Mutant Research Center
			* Pub
* North America
	+ United States
		- New York
			* Westchester County
				+ New Salem
					- Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
		- Mississippi ***(Flashback)***

## Items

* Hoverchair
* Adamantium Claws
* Cyclops' Visor
* Pyro's Famethrower

## Trivia

* Warren Worthington's girlfriend refers Gottfried Adler as "Dr. Frankenstein".
Al Breitenbach

## Credit(s)

**Al Breitenbach** was the editor of *Pryde of the X-Men* and *X-Men: Evolution*.

## Biography

Al Breitenbach worked as an editor on *The Incredible Hulk* (1979), *Manimal*, *Automan*, *The Transformers*, *Jem*, *RoboCop: The Series*, *Muppet Babies*, *Rude Dog and the Dweebs*, *Tony Toon Adventures*, *Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation*, *My Little Pony*, *Batman: Mask of the Phantasm*, *Tiny Toons Spring Break*, *Yakko's World: An Animaniacs Singalong*, *Taz-Mania*, *Tiny Toons' Night Ghoulery*, *Freakazoid!*, *Batman: The Animated Series*, *Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero*, *Animaniacs*, *Superman: The Animated Series*, and *Pinky and the Brain*.

## External Links

* Internet Movie Database
* Animaniacs Wiki