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Mr. Majestic Vol 1 8

"Universal Law, Book Two: Across the Infinite": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## April, 2000

### Cover Artists

* Eric Canete
* Juan Vlasco

## Universal Law, Book Two: Across the Infinite

### Writers

* Joe Casey
* Brian Holguin

### Inkers

* Juan Vlasco
* Mark Irwin
* Troy Hubbs

### Letterers

* Richard Starkings
* Comicraft

### Editors

* Jeff Mariotte

*****Mr. Majestic* #8**** is an issue of the series *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  April, 2000.

## Appearing in "Universal Law, Book Two: Across the Infinite"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Desmond

* Mount Rushmore, South Dakota

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Mr. Majestic series

## Links and References

**Summary Needed**

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Majestic Vol 2 9

"What Lies Beneath": Desmond is discussing corporate matters with his advisers in the wake of the attack by the Atlas robot. After the meeting, Desmond goes to his private office to spy on Majestic's current activities at Rushmore. Majestic determines that the Atlas robot he fought was actually

## "What Lies Beneath"

* Cover
* Textless

## November, 2005

### Cover Artists

* Neil Googe
* Carrie Strachan

## What Lies Beneath

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning
* Neil Googe

### Editors

* Alex Sinclair
* Kristy Quinn

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #9**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  November, 2005. It was published on September 14, 2005.

## Synopsis for "What Lies Beneath"

Desmond is discussing corporate matters with his advisers in the wake of the attack by the Atlas robot. After the meeting, Desmond goes to his private office to spy on Majestic's current activities at Rushmore. Majestic determines that the Atlas robot he fought was actually an older model than the ones he was familiar with in his youth. He then reveals to Desmond that he's aware of the secret surveillance before demanding that it stop. He then asks Desmond to meet him in the Amazon basin to attempt to track down the Atlas's command signal, which ordered it to attack Quickthink.

Once in the city of Punto Hejada while tracing the command signal, Majestic is attacked by a pair of Coda warriors. Easily beating them and killing one, he tries to question the survivor, but she triggers a suicide glands that prevents Majestic from learning anything. Desmond arrives shortly after surprised to see the two dead 'hotties'. Zealot then greets the duo and reveals that the two warriors were not Coda and that she's in Punto Hejada also seeking the cause of the Atlas robot attack. She also reveals that the warriors who attempted to kill Majestic were members of the Skein, a radical sect of the Coda.

Meanwhile, Desmond picks up the command signal from the Atlas robot and the trio heads for the source. They arrive at a very deep abyss in the jungle and explore further. Finding ancient embedded Kherubim technology, they are met by James Wyvern, a rival entrepreneur of Desmond's, flanked by men armed with high-yield plasma rifles. He plans to claim the large cache of ancient Kherubim technology for his own.

## Appearing in "What Lies Beneath"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Zealot
* Desmond

**Antagonists:**

* James Wyvern

* Los Angeles
* Punto Hejada

**Items:**

* Kusar Blade

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Majestic series
* Images from Majestic Vol 2 9
T'Galla (New Earth)

## T'Galla

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**T'Galla** was the daughter of King D'Tilluh of Atlantis.

## Notes

* Although this character was originally introduced during DC's Earth-One era of publication, their existence following the events of the 1985–86 limited series *Crisis on Infinite Earths* remains intact. However, some elements of the character's Pre-Crisis history may have been altered or removed for Post-Crisis New Earth continuity, and should be considered apocryphal.

## Related

* Appearances of T'Galla (New Earth)
* Images featuring T'Galla (New Earth)
* Quotations by or about T'Galla (New Earth)
* Character Gallery: T'Galla (New Earth)
Gen 13 Vol 2

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The first Gen 13 ongoing series, following the team's introductory miniseries. Up to issue #36, the series was published through Image Comics. Starting with issue #37, the series became part of the DC Comics umbrella.

## Issues

* Gen 13 #½
* Gen 13 #1
* Gen 13 #2
* Gen 13 #3
* Gen 13 #4
* Gen 13 #5
* Gen 13 #6
* Gen 13 #7
* Gen 13 #8
* Gen 13 #9
* Gen 13 #10
* Gen 13 #11
* Gen 13 #12
* Gen 13 #13A
* Gen 13 #13B
* Gen 13 #13C
* Gen 13 #14
* Gen 13 #15
* Gen 13 #16
* Gen 13 #17
* Gen 13 #18
* Gen 13 #19
* Gen 13 #20
* Gen 13 #21
* Gen 13 #22
* Gen 13 #23
* Gen 13 #24
* Gen 13 #25
* Gen 13 #26
* Gen 13 #27
* Gen 13 #28
* Gen 13 #29
* Gen 13 #30
* Gen 13 #31
* Gen 13 #32
* Gen 13 #33
* Gen 13 #34
* Gen 13 #35
* Gen 13 #36
* Gen 13 #37
* Gen 13 #38
* Gen 13 #39
* Gen 13 #40
* Gen 13 #41
* Gen 13 #42
* Gen 13 #43
* Gen 13 #44
* Gen 13 #45
* Gen 13 #46
* Gen 13 #47
* Gen 13 #48
* Gen 13 #49
* Gen 13 #50
* Gen 13 #51
* Gen 13 #52
* Gen 13 #53
* Gen 13 #54
* Gen 13 #55
* Gen 13 #56
* Gen 13 #57
* Gen 13 #58
* Gen 13 #59
* Gen 13 #60
* Gen 13 #61
* Gen 13 #62
* Gen 13 #63
* Gen 13 #64
* Gen 13 #65
* Gen 13 #66
* Gen 13 #67
* Gen 13 #68
* Gen 13 #69
* Gen 13 #70
* Gen 13 #71
* Gen 13 #72
* Gen 13 #73
* Gen 13 #74
* Gen 13 #75
* Gen 13 #76
* Gen 13 #77

### Annuals

* *Gen 13 Annual* #1 (1997)
* *Gen 13 Annual* 1999
* *Gen 13 Annual* 2000

### Specials

* *Gen 13: Rave* #1 (1995)
* *Gen 13 The Maxx* #1  (1995)
* *Gen 13: The Unreal World* #1 (1996)
* *Gen 13 'Zine* #1 (1996)
* *Spider-Man/Gen 13* #1 (1996)
* *Gen 13 Bikini Pin-Up Special* (1997)
* *Gen 13 Yearbook '97* #1 (1997)
* *Gen 13/Generation X* #1 (1997)
* *Gen 13 3-D Special* #1 (1997)
* *Gen 13 Preview* #1 (1998)
* *Gen 13: Wired* #1 (1999)
* *Gen 13: Grunge Saves the World* (1999)
* *Gen 13: Going West* (1999)
* *Wild Times: Gen 13* #1 (1999)
* *Divine Intervention: Gen 13* #1 (1999)
* *Gen 13: A Christmas Caper* (1999)
* *Gen 13: Carny Folk* (2000)
* *Gen 13: Medicine Song* (2000)
* *Gen 13: Science Friction* (2001)

## Collections

* *Gen 13: Lost in Paradise* (1996)
ISBN: 978-1887279307
* *Gen 13: European Vacation* (1997)
ISBN: 978-1887279604
* *Gen 13: #13 A, B & C Collected Edition* (1997)
ISBN: 978-1887279666
* *Gen 13: Starting Over* (1999)
ISBN: 978-1563895449
* *Gen 13: I Love New York* (1999)
ISBN: 978-1563895432
* *Gen 13: We'll Take Manhattan* (2000)
ISBN: 978-1563896620
* *Gen 13: Superhuman Like You* (2002)
ISBN: 978-1563898778
* *Gen 13: Meanwhile...* (2003)
ISBN: 978-1401200626

## See Also

* Cover Gallery: *Gen 13 Vol 2*
* Images from *Gen 13 Vol 2*
* Textless Cover Art from *Gen 13 Vol 2*

* Gen 13 Recommended Reading
	+ *Gen 13*  (Volume 1)
	+ ***Gen 13*  (Volume 2)**
	+ *Gen 13*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Gen 13*  (Volume 4)
WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: And Then There Were None

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WildC.A.T.s
Season 1: Episode 10

December 17, 1994

**And Then There Were None** is an episode of season 1 of *WildC.A.T.s*. It premiered on  December 17, 1994.

## See Also

* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: And Then There Were None
* Episodes of WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Gallery for the WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) series

## Links and References

* None.

**Footnotes**
Jacob Marlowe (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

## Jacob Marlowe

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**Jacob Marlowe** is the founder of the WildC.A.T.s.

## History

Marlowe was a billionaire industrialist and leader of the Halo Corporation. When Void informed him about the Daemonite threat to Earth, he decided to dedicate all his resources to fighting them. He gathered Grifter, Maul, Spartan, Voodoo, Warblade and Zealot to form the WildC.A.T.s.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

* **Business Management**
* **Leadership**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *WildC.A.T.s* and is an adaptation of Jacob Marlowe/Lord Emp. The original character was created by Jim Lee and Brandon Choi and first appeared in *WildC.A.T.s* #1.
* **Jacob Marlowe** was voiced by Sean McCann.
* Unlike his main counterpart, this Jacob Marlowe is not a Kherubim, but a human billionnaire.

## Related

* 14 Appearances of Jacob Marlowe (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* 1 Images featuring Jacob Marlowe (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* Quotations by or about Jacob Marlowe (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* Character Gallery: Jacob Marlowe (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

### Footnotes

1. ↑ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures Sourcebook*  #1
Majestic Vol 2 2

"All Human Life is Here": This issue opens with Majestic trailing the mysterious alien craft that abducted earth's population courtesy of a booster rig that amplifies his flight speed. Sacrificing the booster rig to distract the ship's defense Vendettes, Majestic is able to breech the hull and i

## "All Human Life is Here"

* Cover
* Solicit Art

## April, 2005

### Cover Artists

* Ed McGuinness
* Dexter Vines
* Carrie Strachan

## All Human Life is Here

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning

### Editors

* Alex Sinclair
* Kristy Quinn

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #2**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  April, 2005. It was published on February 9, 2005.

## Synopsis for "All Human Life is Here"

This issue opens with Majestic trailing the mysterious alien craft that abducted earth's population courtesy of a booster rig that amplifies his flight speed. Sacrificing the booster rig to distract the ship's defense Vendettes, Majestic is able to breech the hull and infiltrate the mysterious alien ship.

Making his way to the center of the vessel, he finds a mysterious area with trillions of alien beings (including the population of Earth) kept in some form of stasis.

Eventually, several Vendettes arrive forcing Majestic to flee rather than risk harming to comatose inhabitants. He makes his way further into a derelict region of the ship only to be attacked by a strange group of aliens.

## Appearing in "All Human Life is Here"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Majestic series
* Images from Majestic Vol 2 2
Mr. Majestic Vol 1

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***Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)** was an ongoing series, published by WildStorm Productions. It ran from 1999 until 2000. It starred Mister Majestic.

## Issues

* *Mr. Majestic* #1
* *Mr. Majestic* #2
* *Mr. Majestic* #3
* *Mr. Majestic* #4
* *Mr. Majestic* #5
* *Mr. Majestic* #6
* *Mr. Majestic* #7
* *Mr. Majestic* #8
* *Mr. Majestic* #9

## Collections

* *Mr. Majestic* (2001)
ISBN: 978-1563896590

## See Also

* Cover Gallery: *Mr. Majestic Vol 1*
* No catalogued images.

* WildC.A.T.s Recommended Reading
	+ *WildC.A.T.s*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Sourcebook*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Trilogy*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats Version 3.0*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats: Nemesis*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildCats: World's End*  (Volume 1)
* Grifter Recommended Reading
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Grifter and Midnighter*  (Volume 1)
* Mr. Majestic Recommended Reading
	+ ***Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)**
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 2)
* Spartan Recommended Reading
	+ *Spartan: Warrior Spirit*  (Volume 1)
* Voodoo Recommended Reading
	+ *Voodoo*  (Volume 1)
* Zealot Recommended Reading
	+ *Zealot*  (Volume 1)
Bronze Age

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Following the Silver Age era, DC's Bronze Age is largely recognized as beginning with the 1970's when DC published Jack Kirby's Fourth World and Superman: Sandman Saga, and ended with the 1985-86 crossover maxi-series, *Crisis on Infinite Earths*. Crisis yielded not only the end of an

The **Bronze Age** is the informal term applied to a specific period of comic book publishing history.

## History

Following the Silver Age era, DC's Bronze Age is largely recognized as beginning with the 1970's when DC published Jack Kirby's Fourth World and Superman: Sandman Saga, and ended with the 1985-86 crossover maxi-series, *Crisis on Infinite Earths*. Crisis yielded not only the end of an era, but also an multiversal reboot of the internal history of most of their major projects.

Many characters and events that are germane to the continuity of Earth-One are said to be part of the Bronze Age.

## Links and References

* Bronze Age of Comic Books at Wikipedia.org
Slade Wilson (My Adventures with Superman)

## Agent Wilson

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Agent **Slade Wilson** is a sinister Task Force X agent and an enemy of Superman.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

* **Military Protocol**
	+ **Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced)**
	+ **Tactical Analysis**
	+ **Weaponry**
		- **Stick Fighting**
		- **Swordsmanship**

## Paraphernalia

### Equipment

* **Armor**
	+ **Superhuman Strength**
	+ **Superhuman Speed**
	+ **Flight**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *My Adventures with Superman* and is an adaptation of Deathstroke. The original character was created by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez and first appeared in *New Teen Titans* #2.
* **Slade Wilson** is voiced by Chris Parnell.

## Related

* 6 Appearances of Slade Wilson (My Adventures with Superman)
* 4 Images featuring Slade Wilson (My Adventures with Superman)
* Quotations by or about Slade Wilson (My Adventures with Superman)
* Character Gallery: Slade Wilson (My Adventures with Superman)

### Footnotes

**Suicide Squad member**This character is or was a member of the *Suicide Squad*, a team of imprisoned super-villains who perform high-risk missions for the U.S. Government in exchange for commuted sentences, in any of its various incarnations. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Suicide Squad members*" category.

This character has been primarily an enemy of Superman in any of his various incarnations, or members of the Superman Family. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Superman Villains* category."
WildC.A.T.s Adventures Vol 1 5

"The Big Takedown": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## "The Big Takedown"

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*****WildC.A.T.s Adventures* #5**** is an issue of the series *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  January, 1995.

## Appearing in "The Big Takedown"

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Jacob Marlowe
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade
	+ Zealot

**Supporting Characters:**

* Lonely ***(Dies)***

**Villains:**

* Helspont
	+ Dockwell
	+ Karillion
* Troika
	+ Attica
	+ H.A.R.M.
	+ Slag

* Halo Enterprises, Los Angeles

* Behemoth
* MIRV

## Notes

* Based on Bob Forward and David Wise's teleplay of *The Big Takedown*.

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the WildC.A.T.s Adventures series

## Recommended Reading

* WildC.A.T.s Recommended Reading
	+ *WildC.A.T.s*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Sourcebook*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Trilogy*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats Version 3.0*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats: Nemesis*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildCats: World's End*  (Volume 1)
* Grifter Recommended Reading
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Grifter and Midnighter*  (Volume 1)
* Mr. Majestic Recommended Reading
	+ *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 2)
* Spartan Recommended Reading
	+ *Spartan: Warrior Spirit*  (Volume 1)
* Voodoo Recommended Reading
	+ *Voodoo*  (Volume 1)
* Zealot Recommended Reading
	+ *Zealot*  (Volume 1)

## Links and References

**Summary Needed**

This page is missing a well-written and detailed synopsis. If there is already a synopsis here, it might need to be modified or expanded. You can help the Wildstorm Productions Wiki by adding a summary of the story.
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WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Endgame, Part 1

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WildC.A.T.s
Season 1: Episode 12

June 10, 1995

**Endgame, Part 1** is an episode of season 1 of *WildC.A.T.s*. It premiered on  June 10, 1995.

## See Also

* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Endgame, Part 1
* Episodes of WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Gallery for the WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) series

## Links and References

* None.

**Footnotes**
Fungus Manipulation

## Summary

The power to **manipulate fungi**.

Users can create, shape and manipulate fungi including yeasts and molds, as well as the mushrooms. They can cause fungi grow, move/attack or even rise from the soil and "walk", mutate fungi by rearranging DNA structure, etc.

## Possible Uses

* Create/generate/increase, shape, move and animate fungi for various purposes/effects:
	+ Organic Constructs of fungi, including weapons, walls, armor or allies/servants.
* Disease Generation
* Organic Attacks using fungus.
* Omnilingualism with fungus.
* Poison Manipulation
	+ Mental Hallucination
	+ Poison Generation and/or Miasma Emission
* Rearrange the genetic structure in fungi, including creation of mutant fungi.
* Seismic Sense through fungi.
* Spore Manipulation

## Limitations

* May be unable to create fungus, being limited to manipulating only from already existing sources.
* May be only able to control certain types of fungi.
* May be limited on how many fungi or how long they can control them.
* Most fungi are rather fragile, unless the user can increase their durability.

## Users

* Kinoko Komori (My Hero Academia)
* Eveline (Resident Evil)
* Hashirama Senju (Naruto)
* Toad (Super Mario)
WildC.A.T.s Adventures Vol 1 6

"Lives in the Balance": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## "Lives in the Balance"

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  *I am not his friend. I am his commanding officer, and as of now, I am relieving him of his command position here.*
— **Majestic**
*****WildC.A.T.s Adventures* #6**** is an issue of the series *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  February, 1995.

## Appearing in "Lives in the Balance"

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Jacob Marlowe
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade
	+ Zealot

**Supporting Characters:**

* Kherubim
	+ Majestic

**Villains:**

* Helspont
	+ Daemonites
	+ Karillion
* Troika
	+ Attica
	+ H.A.R.M.
	+ Slag

* Halo Enterprises, Los Angeles
* Amsterdam, The Netherlands
* Maryland
* Canada
* Mexico

* Behemoth
* MIRV

## Notes

* Based on Rich Fogel and Mark Seidenberg's teleplay of *Lives in the Balance*.

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the WildC.A.T.s Adventures series

## Recommended Reading

* WildC.A.T.s Recommended Reading
	+ *WildC.A.T.s*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Sourcebook*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Trilogy*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats Version 3.0*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats: Nemesis*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildCats: World's End*  (Volume 1)
* Grifter Recommended Reading
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Grifter and Midnighter*  (Volume 1)
* Mr. Majestic Recommended Reading
	+ *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 2)
* Spartan Recommended Reading
	+ *Spartan: Warrior Spirit*  (Volume 1)
* Voodoo Recommended Reading
	+ *Voodoo*  (Volume 1)
* Zealot Recommended Reading
	+ *Zealot*  (Volume 1)

## Links and References

**Summary Needed**

This page is missing a well-written and detailed synopsis. If there is already a synopsis here, it might need to be modified or expanded. You can help the Wildstorm Productions Wiki by adding a summary of the story.
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Mister Mxyzptlk (My Adventures with Superman)

## Mr. Mxyzptlk

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  *I'm Mr. Mxyzptlk, an interdimensional peacekeeper, and I need your help.*
— ****Mr. Mxyzptlk**** src
**Mr. Mxyzptlk** is a reality-manipulating imp from another dimension who antagonizes Superman and the League of Lois Lanes.

## History

Mister Mxyzptlk is an imp who apparently has met many varying version of Superman from across the Multiverse, however he was caught by the League of Lois Lanes and almost imprisoned. Due to his impish abilities he was able to escape and decided to cause mischief and so traveled to Earth-12, there he met the Superman of that universe who was at the moment planning a date with his world's Lois Lane. Due to this, Superman did not want any business with Mxy, so in order to change Superman's mind he lied and stated the League had imprisoned his Lois and wanting to save her Superman immediately dressed up and the 2 left to Earth-Prime. After the 2 arrived Mxy revealed that this had all been an elaborate trick so he could get to Earth-Prime and steal stuff causing Superman to try stop him.

Mxy, refusing to let himself be stopped teleported himself and Superman to Earth-14 a desert wasteland. After Superman attempted to stop him there they were suddenly met by the League who upon spotting Superman shot him down. Mxy then used the distraction caused by Superman to sneak on the League's ship only to be caught by Earth-12's Lois. However due to Lois not trusting her alternate selves the 2 drove the ship to The Space Between Worlds where the League headquarters were, there Mxy grabbed his hat from the list of trophies on the League's walls upgrading his abilities. After a lengthy battle with both the League, Earth-12's Superman, Lois, and Jimmy Olsen Mxy was seemingly defeated when Lois grabbed his hate while Superman distracted him and then Jimmy pounced him.

Mxy was though to be imprisoned by the League however when Lois looked at varying versions of Superman who were evil he was there planting a seed of doubt into her head.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Alien Physiology**
	+ **Reality Alteration**
	+ **Flight**
	+ **Telekinesis**
	+ **Dimensional Travel**
	+ **Teleportation**
	+ **Energy Projection**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *My Adventures with Superman* and is an adaptation of Mister Mxyztplk. The original character was created by Jerry Siegel and Ira Yarbrough and first appeared in *Superman* #30.
* **Mister Mxyzptlk** is voiced by David Errigo, Jr..

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Mister Mxyzptlk (My Adventures with Superman)
* 1 Images featuring Mister Mxyzptlk (My Adventures with Superman)
* 1 Quotations by or about Mister Mxyzptlk (My Adventures with Superman)
* Character Gallery: Mister Mxyzptlk (My Adventures with Superman)

### Footnotes

This character has been primarily an enemy of Superman in any of his various incarnations, or members of the Superman Family. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Superman Villains* category."
Mr. Majestic Vol 1 1

"Cosmology": The issue opens with Mr. Majestic discovering some kind of alien probe. After making short work of it, he flies to the Rushmore Sanctuary, Maj's home, which is hidden inside Mount Rushmore. Majestic determines the origins of the probe; it's a scout for a powerful force in the univer

## September, 1999

### Cover Artists

* Ed McGuinness
* Jason Martin

## Cosmology

### Writers

* Joe Casey
* Brian Holguin

### Letterers

* Richard Starkings
* Comicraft

### Editors

* Jeff Mariotte

*****Mr. Majestic* #1**** is an issue of the series *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  September, 1999.

## Synopsis for "Cosmology"

The issue opens with Mr. Majestic discovering some kind of alien probe. After making short work of it, he flies to the Rushmore Sanctuary, Maj's home, which is hidden inside Mount Rushmore. Majestic determines the origins of the probe; it's a scout for a powerful force in the universe which destroys solar systems. He quickly rushes to the Pentagon to prepare for the inevitable.

With the help of Desmond, a cyborg kid in a giant wheelchair (who apparently works for the Pentagon), Majestic gathers together a group of the most intelligent scientists available. He explains to them that in order to stop the being that sent the probe, they must change their solar system to the point that it is unrecognizable from the original solar system map provided by the probe. Basically, it involves making Earth's system look like a completely different one by shifting planets and moons around.

The scientists are supposed to determine the best means to move the planets without damaging orbits, lunar rotations, and gravitational pulls. A combination of Kherubim-designed stabilizing satellites and Maj's Kinetic Field Gauntlets aid the process as the hero swaps moons, adds rings to Mars, and turns a passing comet into a tenth planet. During this work, years pass on Earth, children are born, Desmond ages, and the Vietnam War ends. The last act is to turn Earth's sun into a binary star after altering his skin to a hard diamond-like substance.

Finally, after years of preparation, the being which sent the probe (called system-eater and cosmic negator by some cultures) comes to Earth's system, sees that it is not the one it was looking for, and leaves. With the crisis averted, Majestic now works towards putting everything back to the way it was.

## Appearing in "Cosmology"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Desmond ***(First appearance)***

* Mount Rushmore, South Dakota
* New York City

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Mr. Majestic series
Karl Kesel

**Karl Kesel** (*b.* January 7, 1959) is a comic book artist.

## Professional History

**Karl Kesel** spent time at the Joe Kubert School and Hartford University. For eight months, he worked as an art director at *Hartford Woman*. He moved to New York City to break into comics, and was noticed by Sal Amendola at a comic convention. His first DC work was in New Talent Showcase. Soon after, he was inking Tales of the Legion of Super-Heroes.

## Personal History

As a husband and wife team, Karl Kesel and fellow comics writer Barbara Kesel, wrote Hawk and Dove together; they have since divorced.

Today, he is a member of Periscope Studio; a Portland, Oregon-based storyboard and comic book artists collective.

## Work History

* Karl Kesel/Cover Artist
* Karl Kesel's Images as an Inker
* Karl Kesel's Images as a Cover Artist
Martha Kent (My Adventures with Superman)

## Martha Kent

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**Martha Kent** is a compassionate and gentle farmer, and the adoptive mother of the Kryptonian hero Superman.

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *My Adventures with Superman* and is an adaptation of Mary Kent. The original character was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster and first appeared in *Superman* #4.
* **Martha Kent** is voiced by Kari Wahlgren.

## Related

* 2 Appearances of Martha Kent (My Adventures with Superman)
* 1 Images featuring Martha Kent (My Adventures with Superman)
* Quotations by or about Martha Kent (My Adventures with Superman)
* Character Gallery: Martha Kent (My Adventures with Superman)

### Footnotes

**Superman Family member**This character is or was an incarnation of or an ally of Superman, and a member of the *Superman Family*. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Superman Family members*" category.
WildC.A.T.s: Spartan vs Helspont Special Edition Vol 1 1

The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

Cover

## WildC.A.T.s: Spartan vs Helspont Special Edition

*****WildC.A.T.s: Spartan vs Helspont Special Edition* #1**** is a one-shot with a cover date of  April, 1995.

## Appearing in the 1st Story

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Spartan
	+ Zealot
	+ Maul
	+ Void
	+ Grifter
	+ Warblade

* Helspont

* Rancho Cordova Nuclear Power Plant

**Items:**

* Regenerative Molecular Blaster
* Fusion Ball

**Vehicles:**

## Notes

This issue was packaged with Playmates Toys' Spartan and Helspont action figure two-pack.

## Links and References

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WildC.A.T.s: Grifter vs. Daemonite Special Edition Vol 1 1

"Grifter vs. Daemonite": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## WildC.A.T.s: Grifter vs. Daemonite Special Edition

*****WildC.A.T.s: Grifter vs. Daemonite Special Edition* #1**** is a one-shot with a cover date of  April, 1995.

## Appearing in "Grifter vs. Daemonite"

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Zealot
	+ Spartan
	+ Maul
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade

**Supporting Characters:**

* Miranda Industries
	+ Mr. Edwards ***(Possessed)***
	+ Stephenson

**Antagonists:**

* Daemonites

* Miranda Industries Corporate Headquarters

## Notes

This comic was packaged with Playmate Toys' action figure two-pack of Grifter and a Daemonite.

## Links and References

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Majestic Vol 2 10

"Just Like Old Times": Majestic and Zealot attack Wyvern's thugs, but soon find they are more than human. They are actually the product of Wyvern's Biomass Program and transform into a range of metahuman forms. Majestic and Zealot are still able to fight them off as Desmond and Wyvern debate pos

## "Just Like Old Times"

* Cover
* Textless

## December, 2005

### Cover Artists

* Neil Googe
* Carrie Strachan

## Just Like Old Times

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning

### Inkers

* Trevor Scott
* Richard Friend
* Sandra Hope

### Editors

* Alex Sinclair
* Kristy Quinn

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #10**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  December, 2005. It was published on October 12, 2005.

## Synopsis for "Just Like Old Times"

Majestic and Zealot attack Wyvern's thugs, but soon find they are more than human. They are actually the product of Wyvern's Biomass Program and transform into a range of metahuman forms. Majestic and Zealot are still able to fight them off as Desmond and Wyvern debate possession of the Kherubim technology. After the biomass men are dispatched, Wyvern reluctantly agrees to leave. Leaving him behind, Zealot, Desmond, and Majestic make their way farther underground into the center of a Kherubim Planet-Shaper Engine capable of wiping out all life on Earth.

Meanwhile, Wyvern goes back on his word and activates Phase Two of the Biomass program, morphing his men into one large hideous 'Biomass' creature. He then orders it to kill Majestic and his friends.

Back inside the Planet-Shaper, Majestic shares his time travel experience and explains the ramifications of a Planet-Shaper on Earth, possibly awakened by the widespread use of Kherubim tech on the planet. Before they can finish their discussion, they are attacked by 'Biomass'. Majestic orders Desmond to get to safety while he and Zealot fight the creature.

Desmond rushes to cover but is abducted by something within the Planet-Shaper. As it turns out, the Planet-Shaper itself is responsible for snatching Desmond and bonds with the Kheran tech within his suit. James Wyvern arrives to mock Desmond's predicament before revealing he is actually the Wildcats old foe Helspont, and he wants to know everything about the Planet-Shaper for his own nefarious purposes.

## Appearing in "Just Like Old Times"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Zealot
* Desmond

**Antagonists:**

* Helspont

* Planet-Shaper
* Kusar Blade

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Majestic series
* Images from Majestic Vol 2 10
Zannah of Khera (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

## Zealot

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**Zealot** is a member of the WildC.A.T.s.

## History

Zannah was one of the first Kherubim to arrive on Earth. Realizing it would be a matter of time before the Daemonites came, she formed the Coda Sisterhood to prepare the planet. She eventually parted ways with them and teamed up with Jacob Marlowe to form the WildC.A.T.s.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Kherubim**
	+ **Longevity**
	+ **Enhanced Senses**
	+ **Superhuman Stamina**
	+ **Enhanced Durability**
	+ **Accelerated Healing**
	+ **Immortality**
	+ **Superhuman Agility**
	+ **Superhuman Strength**

### Abilities

* **Martial Arts**
* **Weaponry**
* **Swordsmanship**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *WildC.A.T.s* and is an adaptation of Zealot. The original character was created by Brandon Choi and Jim Lee and first appeared in *WildC.A.T.s* #1.
* **Zealot** was voiced by Roscoe Handford.

## Related

* 17 Appearances of Zannah of Khera (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* 1 Images featuring Zannah of Khera (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* 1 Quotations by or about Zannah of Khera (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* Character Gallery: Zannah of Khera (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

### Footnotes

1. ↑ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures Sourcebook* #1
WildC.A.T.s Adventures Vol 1 4

"The Evil Within": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## "The Evil Within"

Cover

  *Unless there's a convention of undertakers in town, wearing gas masks, I think we've got our drones.*
— **Warblade**
*****WildC.A.T.s Adventures* #4**** is an issue of the series *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  December, 1994.

## Appearing in "The Evil Within"

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Jacob Marlowe
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade
	+ Zealot

* Helspont
	+ Providence
	+ Orson Cain

**Other Characters:**

* Bill Clinton
* Secret Service
	+ Agent Higgins ***(Dies)***

**Locations:**

* Barronville, Florida
* Halo Enterprises, Los Angeles
* Integer Electronics
* Madame Ordesky's Dance School
* Stone Mountain, Georgia
* United Nations Building, New York City
* White House Washington, D.C.

* Behemoth
* MIRV

## Notes

* Based on Len Uhleyl's teleplay of *The Evil Within*.

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the WildC.A.T.s Adventures series

## Recommended Reading

* WildC.A.T.s Recommended Reading
	+ *WildC.A.T.s*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Sourcebook*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Trilogy*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats Version 3.0*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats: Nemesis*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildCats: World's End*  (Volume 1)
* Grifter Recommended Reading
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Grifter and Midnighter*  (Volume 1)
* Mr. Majestic Recommended Reading
	+ *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 2)
* Spartan Recommended Reading
	+ *Spartan: Warrior Spirit*  (Volume 1)
* Voodoo Recommended Reading
	+ *Voodoo*  (Volume 1)
* Zealot Recommended Reading
	+ *Zealot*  (Volume 1)

## Links and References

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Pike (Wildstorm Universe)

## Pike

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Chief enforcer of the Cabal, Pike is never far from Helspont's side.

## History

Pike is a Kherubim Crossbreed gone wrong who has sided with the natural enemy of his kind. He has tremendous strength and no mercy, making him a terrible foe in battle and an invaluable asset to Helspont.

Pike shared a relationship with fellow Cabal member Taboo, but he turned on her when she disobeyed his order to kill someone.

### World's End

Following Armageddon, Pike was alive and mentoring a group of teen superhumans in the remains of Wyoming. Though his leadership methods border on cruel, Pike maintained that he's renounced his evil ways, and is doing what he can to help survivors.

Pike and the teens, who called themselves the New Wildcore, were later among of Earth's metahumans in UnLondon battling the Knights of Khera and it's armies.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

* **Firearms**
* **Stick Fighting**
* **Military Strategist**

## Related

* Appearances of Pike (Wildstorm Universe)
* 3 Images featuring Pike (Wildstorm Universe)
* Quotations by or about Pike (Wildstorm Universe)
* Character Gallery: Pike (Wildstorm Universe)
Majestic Vol 2 4

"The End of the World As We Know It": Majestic fights off the remaining Elders and begins to condemn their practice of forcing ignorance on the people they lead. He mentions how the alien Ark is slowly dying and remaining on the ship will only doom the entire Plenary to destruction.

## "The End of the World As We Know It"

* Cover
* Textless

## Majestic Vol 2 #4

### Cover Artists

* Ed McGuinness
* Andy Lanning
* Carrie Strachan

## The End of the World As We Know It

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning

### Colorists

* Carrie Strachan
* Randy Mayor

### Editors

* Alex Sinclair
* Kristy Quinn

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #4**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  June, 2005. It was published on April 13, 2005.

## Synopsis for "The End of the World As We Know It"

Majestic fights off the remaining Elders and begins to condemn their practice of forcing ignorance on the people they lead. He mentions how the alien Ark is slowly dying and remaining on the ship will only doom the entire Plenary to destruction.

Leaving the elders to their personal shame, Majestic makes it deeper into the Ark, finally reaching the 'Godhead', the Ark's central processor, where he finds the remains of an alien warrior named Sabrol, the only member of the Plenary to attempt to commune with the Godhead. Phoment arrives and attempts to redeem himself by helping Majestic break further into the Godhead. The two then learn that the Ark's long-lost mission was to rescue the populations of planets and get them to safety while leaving Vedettes to delay an ancient enemy advance.

With Phoment's help, Majestic is able to reprogram the Godhead to make the Ark begin returning the stolen populations to their home planets. Within two months, the Ark arrives back at Earth and begins the short process of returning the population of Earth back to the surface. Majestic arrives to greet the rescued inhabitants, but finds to his horror that the entire planet has become infested with Daemonites.

## Appearing in "The End of the World As We Know It"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Phoment

**Antagonists:**

* Daemonites

* New York City

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Majestic series
* Images from Majestic Vol 2 4
Mr. Majestic Vol 1 4

"Being & Nothingness": Majestros has a son named Majestrate whom he takes along from Khera. Majestrate's body does not survive the crash landing, but his mind is preserved in a crystal. Majestic obtains a substance called "starstuff" from another dimension in order to transfer his son's mind int

## December, 1999

### Cover Artists

* Ed McGuinness
* Jason Martin

## Being & Nothingness

### Writers

* Joe Casey
* Brian Holguin

### Letterers

* Richard Starkings
* Comicraft

### Editors

* Jeff Mariotte

*****Mr. Majestic* #4**** is an issue of the series *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  December, 1999.

## Synopsis for "Being & Nothingness"

Majestros has a son named Majestrate whom he takes along from Khera. Majestrate's body does not survive the crash landing, but his mind is preserved in a crystal. Majestic obtains a substance called "starstuff" from another dimension in order to transfer his son's mind into a new artificial body. The reunion is one of the rare occasions Majestic showed any emotion. The joy that both father and son experience is short-lived, as the "starstuff" originates from another dimension and is causing an interdimensional imbalance, manifesting itself in a man named Freddie Noondyke. For the imbalance to be corrected, the "starstuff" in Majestrate's body would have to be returned to the dimension it came from, resulting in ending the boy's life. Majestrate convinces his reluctant father that it is the right thing to do. Majestrate flies into the dimensional maelstrom and rights the imbalance. When Majestic flies down, he finds the metal skeleton of Magestrate's artificial body, and the loss of his son leads to a long period of depression for Majestros.

## Appearing in "Being & Nothingness"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic
* Junior Majestic ***(Single appearance; dies)***

**Supporting Characters:**

* Desmond

* Freddie Noondyke

**Locations:**

* Otherspace ***(First appearance)***
* Mount Rushmore, South Dakota
* Australia

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Mr. Majestic series
WildC.A.T.s Adventures Vol 1 1

"Dark Blade Falling": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## "Dark Blade Falling"

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*****WildC.A.T.s Adventures* #1**** is an issue of the series *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  September, 1994.

## Appearing in "Dark Blade Falling"

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade
	+ Zealot

**Supporting Characters:**

* Jacob Marlowe

**Villains:**

* Daemonites
	+ Helspont
	+ Dockwell

* Halo Enterprises, Los Angeles
* North Pole
	+ Ice Station Wainwright

* MIRV

## Notes

* Based on David Wise's teleplay of *Dark Blade Falling*.

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the WildC.A.T.s Adventures series

## Recommended Reading

* WildC.A.T.s Recommended Reading
	+ *WildC.A.T.s*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Sourcebook*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Trilogy*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats Version 3.0*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats: Nemesis*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildCats: World's End*  (Volume 1)
* Grifter Recommended Reading
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Grifter and Midnighter*  (Volume 1)
* Mr. Majestic Recommended Reading
	+ *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 2)
* Spartan Recommended Reading
	+ *Spartan: Warrior Spirit*  (Volume 1)
* Voodoo Recommended Reading
	+ *Voodoo*  (Volume 1)
* Zealot Recommended Reading
	+ *Zealot*  (Volume 1)

## Links and References

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Mr. Majestic Vol 1 7

"Universal Law, Book One: Visions": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## March, 2000

### Cover Artists

* Eric Canete
* Juan Vlasco

## Universal Law, Book One: Visions

### Writers

* Joe Casey
* Brian Holguin

### Letterers

* Richard Starkings
* Comicraft

### Editors

* Jeff Mariotte

*****Mr. Majestic* #7**** is an issue of the series *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  March, 2000.

## Appearing in "Universal Law, Book One: Visions"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Desmond

**Antagonists:**

* Dr. Black

* Saturn
* South Dakota

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Mr. Majestic series

## Links and References

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Task Force X (My Adventures with Superman)

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**Task Force X** is a sinister government organization founded by General Sam Lane and Amanda Waller after the events of Zero Day.

## History

Amanda Waller and The General form Task Force X to prepare for a return of Kryptonians after they witness the attack of Zero Day. The group worked alongside Project Cadmus for a time, but The General eventually made the decision to shut down the project. Brain and Monsieur Mallah survive this attack.

Once Superman becomes public, they are quick to assume that he is there to destroy, as his predecessors once did before

## Paraphernalia

**Equipment:**

* **Cadmus' Tech**

## See Also

* 5 Appearances of Task Force X (My Adventures with Superman)
* 1 Images that include Task Force X (My Adventures with Superman)
* Team Gallery: Task Force X (My Adventures with Superman)

## Links and References

### Footnotes

This character has been primarily an enemy of Superman in any of his various incarnations, or members of the Superman Family. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Superman Villains* category."
Majestic Vol 2 7

"Nobody But Me": After killing Majestic, Spartan is once more monitoring the activity of The Bleed gate, which is now hosting over 200 humans an hour. Unfortunately, he is still disturbed that their was no trace of Majestic's remains after he was hurled into the Planet-Shaper's core. Meanwhile t

## "Nobody But Me"

* Cover
* Textless

## September, 2005

### Cover Artists

* Ed McGuinness
* Dexter Vines
* Carrie Strachan

## Nobody But Me

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning

### Pencilers

* Neil Googe
* Juan Santacruz

### Editors

* Alex Sinclair
* Kristy Quinn

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #7**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  September, 2005. It was published on July 13, 2005.

## Synopsis for "Nobody But Me"

After killing Majestic, Spartan is once more monitoring the activity of The Bleed gate, which is now hosting over 200 humans an hour. Unfortunately, he is still disturbed that their was no trace of Majestic's remains after he was hurled into the Planet-Shaper's core. Meanwhile the terraforming has begun to reshape Earth to where the Daemonites no longer need hosts in order to walk around. Hadrian continues to think about whether Majestic survived while reminiscing about how he systematically hunted and killed every metahuman on Earth while possessed by the Deamonites.

Later, Spartan prevents an attack on the Planet-Shaper and is contacted by the still-alive Majestic. He determines that Majestic must be hiding in his Rushmore sanctuary and orders all of the Spartan robots to meet him there. The Spartan army attacks Mount Rushmore and all but Hadrian are taken out by the Kherubim defense systems. Hadrian continues to the center of the sanctuary, getting angrier by the second (something that Majestic delights in over the intercom).

Finally, Spartan finds him, but is confronted by a large strength-enhancing exo-frame connected to Majestic, which proceeds to pummel him mercilessly before restraining him long enough to expel his Daemonite possessors. After dispatching the Daemonite host, Majestic reveals to the now-free Hadrian that he wants to use his teleportational powers to travel back a year to before the Daemonites took over. Spartan agrees, but not before revealing that it could destroy them both. Seeing no other choice, they go through with it, and Majestic stabs Hadrian in the center of his body, hopefully causing a shockwave that will send him back in time.

## Appearing in "Nobody But Me"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

* Daemonites
* Spartan

* Mount Rushmore, South Dakota
* Topeka, Kansas

**Items:**

* Kusar Blade

**Vehicles:**

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Majestic series
* Images from Majestic Vol 2 7