History: 
ORACLE
Real Name: Lady Sybil
Identity/Class: Extraterrestrial (race of origin unknown)
Occupation: Member of Shi'ar Imperial Guard
Group Membership: Shi'ar Imperial Guard
Affiliations: Araki,
Arc,
Astra,
Avengers (Black Widow (Natasha Romanova), Hercules, Quicksilver),
Binder,
Black Light,
Blackthorn,
Blimp,
Commando,
Cosmo,
Deathbird, D'ken,
Delphos,
Earthquake,
Electron,
Fang,
Flashfire/Tempest,
Gladiator,
Hobgoblin/Shapeshifter,
Hussar,
Impulse,
Rick Jones,
Ka'ardum,
Magique/Magic,
Manta,
Mentor,
Neosaurus,
Neutron/Quasar,
Nightside, K'rk N'Kzaii,
N'rill'iree,
Plutonia,
Davan Shakari,
Schism,
Scintilla/Midget,
Shi'ar Death Commandos (Blackcloak, Colony, Devo, Flaw, Hypernova, Krait, Offset, Sega, Shell, Warshot),
Smasher,
Spaceknights (Rom, Scanner, Seeker, Trapper),
Squorm,
Starbolt,
Stuff,
Titan,
Una,
Warstar,
Webwing,
White Noise, Ya'lont,
Yon-Rogg;
formerly Lilandra
Enemies: Atlas, Avengers (Captain America (Steve Rogers), Hawkeye (Clint Barton), Iron Man (Tony Stark), Living Lightning, Mockingbird, Scarlet Witch, Spider-Woman (Julia Carpenter), USAgent, Wonder Man), Doc Samson, Elamron the Changeling, Eson, Excalibur (Captain Britain (Brian Braddock), Lockheed, Meggan, Nightcrawler, Shadowcat, Phoenix (Rachel Summers), Widget), Her, Hulk, Janus, Jason of Sparta, Rick Jones, Liberator, Lilandra, Lobo (DC), Maker, People's Underground Militia (Primus, others), Quasar (Wendell Vaughn), Samèdar, Scy'ar Tal, Sentry #372, Skrulls, Starjammers (Ch'od, Corsair, Cr+eee, Havok, Hepzibah, Korvus, Marvel Girl (Rachel Grey), Polaris, Raza), Supreme Intelligence, T'cahr, Warskrulls, X-Men (Angel (Warren Worthington), Banshee, Beast (Henry McCoy), Colossus, Cyclops, Forge, Gambit, Jubilee, Nightcrawler, Phoenix, Phoenix (Jean Grey), Psylocke, Sprite (Kitty Pryde), Storm, Wolverine)
Known Relatives: Flashfire (ex-husband)
Aliases: None
Base of Operations: Mobile throughout Shi'ar Empire
First Appearance: X-Men I#107 (October, 1977)
Powers/Abilities: Oracle is a telepath of varying ability, able to read minds, project her thoughts, track auras, and various other abilities. She can also shut down the minds of other beings, rendering them comatose. It is unknown if her abilities are possessed by her entire race or solely her. The full extent of her abilities are likely unknown.
Height: 5' 5"
Weight: 160 lbs.
History:
(Untold Tales of Captain Marvel#2 (fb) - BTS) - Deathbird led a small group of the Guard into Kree space to track down a Brood ship. Guard members in this mission included: Fang, Oracle, Smasher, and Starbolt.
(Untold Tales of Captain Marvel#1) - The Guard's ship was attacked by dozens of Skrulls, and they fought them off, protecting Deathbird. Some Kree, including Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell) aided them.
(Untold Tales of Captain Marvel#2) - The Guard, contained by the Kree, sought to fight their way free in order to be at Deathbird's side, but she ordered them to stand down. They revealed the nature of their mission to the Kree.
(Untold Tales of Captain Marvel#3) - Weeks later, they saved a few surviving Kree (Mar-Vell, Una, and Yon-Rogg) after the Kree had fought the Brood.
(X-Men I#107) - Members of the Imperial Guard fought the X-Men (Banshee, Colossus, Cyclops, Nightcrawler, Phoenix (Jean Grey), Storm, Wolverine) and Starjammers (Ch'od, Corsair, Cr+eee, Hepzibah, Raza) at the M'kraan Crystal, in order to stop them from rescuing Lilandra from D'ken and Davan Shakari. During the battle, Wolverine leaped at Oracle to attack, and tossed her into Starbolt. D'ken was rendered comatose and Lilandra took over as the new Majestrix. Members of the Guard in this mission: Astra, Electron, Fang, Gladiator, Hobgoblin, Impulse, Magic, Mentor, Midget, Nightside, Oracle, Quasar, Smasher, Starbolt, Tempest, and Titan.
(X-Men I#108) - The Guard lay unconscious as the battle resolved.
(X-Men I#109 (fb) - BTS) - The Guard was stopped by Lilandra from killing the X-Men. Later the Guard watched the X-Men return to Earth.
(X-Men I#137) - Lilandra sent the Imperial Guard against the X-Men (Angel (Warren Worthington), Beast (Henry McCoy), Colossus, Cyclops, Phoenix, Storm, Wolverine) on the moon to give the Shi'ar rights to slay the Phoenix. If the X-Men won, the Shi'ar would leave the Phoenix to them. A massive battle broke out and the Imperial Guard soon won. Guard members in this mission: Earthquake, Gladiator, Hussar, Manta, Smasher, Starbolt, and Warstar. During the battle, Oracle hit Angel with a stun-blast. She later joined Smasher and Starbolt in trying to defeat Phoenix and Cyclops.
(Uncanny X-Men#157) - Members of the Guard were assigned to assist Lord Samèdar in attacking the Earth. Nightcrawler and Sprite convinced Gladiator, N'rill'iree, Oracle, and Starbolt that Dark Phoenix was attacking the ship, then teleported Oracle below ship while she was still panicked. Weakened, she tried to run, but Shadowcat stopped her and had Oracle read her mind to prove that Samèdar was acting against Lilandra's orders; Oracle then convinced the other three. Other members of the Guard loyal to Samèdar attacked and a fight ensued until a Brood weapon attached to B'nee (of the Warstar duo) knocked them all unconscious. Samèdar prepared to destroy the Earth with the four guard members, two X-Men, and Captain K'rk watching, but Lilandra revealed herself and stopped him. Guard members in this mission included: Blackthorn, Fang, Gladiator, Hussar, N'rill'iree, Oracle, Quasar, Starbolt, Warstar, Webwing, and others.
(Uncanny X-Men#158) - At Lilandra's request, Oracle, who'd mentally prepared herself for the task all day, scanned the mind of Professor X to try and determine what was causing him mental problems. She was quickly overcome by images of the Brood-queen inside him and Oracle's mind began to be taken over. Storm propelled Wolverine into Oracle, and his metal claws severed the psychic bonds. Oracle explained to Moira MacTaggert that Professor X's mind had impressive defenses.
(Rom Annual#4) - In far space, Guard members Binder, Chakar, Kwill, and Voltor were killed by the maddened Spaceknight Pulsar. Former Shi'ar ally Dr. Tyreseus donned Pulsar's armor and, calling himself Liberator, began slaying Shi'ar ships. Members of the Guard were sent to investigate, and battled other Spaceknights, Rom, Scanner, Seeker, and Trapper. During the battle, Trapper caught Magic in a net and threw her into Oracle. Gladiator ended up aiding the Spaceknights in destroying the Liberator. Guard members in this mission: Electron, Gladiator, Magic, Manta, Oracle, Tempest, and Warstar.
(X-Men: Spotlight on Starjammers#2) - At Deathbird's orders, a large group of the Guard attacked the Starjammers and Excalibur (Captain Britain (Brian Braddock), Lockheed, Meggan, Nightcrawler, Shadowcat, Phoenix (Rachel Summers), Widget) on Earth at Deathbird's orders, but they were ordered to retreat when Deathbird was put at risk. During the battle, Guard members who participated in this assault: Astra, Black Light, Blackthorn, Earthquake, Electron, Gladiator, Hobgoblin, Impulse, Magik, Mentor, Midget, Nightside, Oracle, Smasher, Starbolt, Tempest, Titan, and White Noise.
(Uncanny X-Men#275) - The Imperial Guard was attacked by a group of Warskrulls posing as the Starjammers. The Guard seemed to be winning until the X-Men (Forge, Gambit, Jubilee, Psylocke (a Warskrull), Storm) joined the fight against them, and the Guard was quickly overwhelmed. Guard members in this mission: Earthquake, Gladiator, Mentor, Oracle, Smasher, Starbolt, Tempest, Titan, and Warstar.
(Uncanny X-Men#276, 277 - BTS) - Oracle was placed in a web with other captured enemies of the Warskrulls. Everyone was freed after the X-Men had defeated the Warskrulls.
(Captain America I#398) - Warstar fought Captain America on Earth while Electron, Oracle, and Tempest grabbed Jones, who had been mentally controlled by Oracle into surrendering.
(Avengers West Coast#80) - Oracle got the information they needed from Jones' mind, learning his whole history with Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell), and they returned to the Kree base and retrieved the machinery. After they were rejoined by Warstar, Kree Sentry #372 attacked and the Avengers Avengers (Captain America (Steve Rogers), Hawkeye (Clint Barton), Iron Man (Tony Stark), Living Lightning, Mockingbird, Scarlet Witch, Spider-Woman (Julia Carpenter), USAgent, Wonder Man) arrived. Battle ensued, and Oracle soon realized the Sentry was resistant to her powers. Oracle guarded the component and tried to retreat with Jones, but had to leave them behind. Oracle was knocked down by Captain America, and she mentally controlled Living Lightning into forming an electric wall, allowing the Guard to escape to their ship and return to Shi'ar space.
(Quasar#33) - Members of the Imperial Guard attacked Quasar and Her when the heroes neared the Guard ship. He boarded their ship and the Guard agreed to release Atlas to him so as not to damage the ship. Oracle discovered that Quasar's mind could not be read, and ordered Warstar to retrieve Atlas. Quasar quickly departed before they could pursue him. Guard members in this mission: Electron, Hobgoblin, Manta, Neutron, Nightside, Oracle, Scintilla, Starbolt, Tempest, and Warstar.
(Avengers I#347) - Members of the Imperial Guard accompanied Lilandra and Araki to claim Hala and the Kree Empire as part of Shi'ar territory. Guard members in this mission: Impulse, Oracle, Tempest, and others.
(Silver Surfer III#79) - Tempest and Oracle monitored Gladiator, who was on a mission far from Shi'ar space and chose to investigate a mysterious anomaly. They grew very worried when they lost contact with him.
(Starjammers I#4) - Members of the Guard were summoned to aid Lilandra against the Uncreated, but the Starjammers saw the threat defeated first. They stood by when Lilandra ordered T'cahr arrested. Members of the Guard in this mission included: Electron, Fang, Flashfire, Gladiator, Nightside, Oracle, Scintilla, Smasher, Starbolt, and Titan.
(Imperial Guard#1 (fb)) -
Lilandra sent eight of the Guard to Earth to watch out for Kree militants and to
protect the planet in the absence of its heroes (many of whom had been seemingly
killed by Onslaught, a composite entity of Professor X and Magneto). Members on
this mission included: Commando, Earthquake, Electron, Flashfire, Gladiator,
Mentor, Nightside, and Oracle. They aided the Avengers (Black Widow (Natasha
Romanova), Hercules, Quicksilver) against Primus and his People's Underground
Militia. Oracle and Gladiator decided they should ask the X-Men to help
Lilandra, since the Guard was ordered not to return to Shi'ar space. Gladiator
left to contact the heroes.
(Imperial Guard#1) - While Gladiator was gone, Oracle took over the Guard and sent a report to the Shi'ar. After some down time, the Guard battled the Militia again, but were defeated this time.
(Imperial Guard#2) - The Guard escaped, and discovered the Militia were Kree operatives. They fought the villains again after Oracle tracked them by their brain wave patterns. The Guard helped authorities clean up after the villains escaped.
(Imperial Guard#3) - Oracle failed in tracking the Militia again, but Commando led them in the right direction. One of the Militia fled past them, and Oracle read his mind, discovering a new Nega-Bomb had been built in the sewers. Despite their protestations, Gladiator sent Oracle, Nightside, and Earthquake to round up the runaway Militia while they tended to the Bomb. After a deadly battle, they managed to stop the bomb from going off and defeated the Militia. They allied with Rick Jones (who'd been powered by the Supreme Intelligence) and learned the Supreme Intelligence was on Earth.
(Incredible Hulk Annual 1997) - While practicing the use of her powers to cast mental illusions, Oracle suddenly sensed the presence on Earth of an old Shi'ar enemy, Elamron the Changeling. She mentally contacted Gladiator and they tracked down Elamron's new form, that of the small boy David Banner, claiming to be the son of the Hulk. They explained what the boy was and stated he must be destroyed, but Hulk refused and attacked. While Oracle held the boy, Janus (who'd tried harming Oracle), and Leonard Samson to the side with her powers, Gladiator fought the Hulk. Elamron, seeing the Hulk's destructive potential, fled and abandoned his form. Oracle and Gladiator could no longer sense him.
(Inhumans IV#3 - BTS) - Flashfire and Oracle grew determined to marry and leave the Guard together.
(Inhumans IV#3) - The Shi'ar Empire decided to join in alliance with the massive Spartoi Empire. Religious ceremonies were to be held on the neutral planet, Kritnah. Lilandra arrived with the Guard flanking her. Guard members in this mission: Astra, Gladiator, Hussar, Neutron, and Oracle.
(Inhumans IV#4) - Lilandra represented the Shi'ar Empire on the planet Kritnah in the marriage ceremony with Emperor Eson of the Spartoi while the Imperial Guard stood by. Black Bolt moved to attack Lilandra, who set up a shield and activated the Guard against the Inhumans. Black Bolt screamed, seemingly slaying Lilandra. The Guard moved in at full force. The Inhumans teleported away, escaping. Lilandra's form was revealed to be Hobgoblin, who appeared to be dead. Lilandra, as a hologram, revealed herself and told the Spartoi that the union was off due to their atrocities. Jason of Sparta was blamed for being behind it. Members of the Guard in this mission: Astra, Delphos, Earthquake, Fang, Flashfire, Gladiator, Hobgoblin, Hussar, Mentor, Neutron, Nightside, Oracle, Smasher, Starbolt, Titan, Warstar, and others.
(Thanos#10 (fb)) - Gladiator led Electron, Oracle and Quasar (Neutron) to investigate the sudden disappearance of the entire Shi'ar settlement of Eru-7. There, they discovered that the Maker (formerly the Beyonder) had wiped out over 64,000 people, and Oracle contained the threat by using her telepathic powers to shut the Maker down cerebrally. In doing so, Oracle unwittingly immersed herself in the Maker's madness and carried a bit of it back into her own mind.
The madness drove Oracle slightly insane. Despite this, she revealed to Gladiator that the Maker had formerly been the Beyonder and that it was now in mortal form.
(Marvel Encyclopedia: X-Men) - For unknown reasons, Oracle and Flashfire broke up. She returned to the Guard in the guise of a disheveled, naked harridan.
(New X-Men I#124) - When ordered by Lilandra to do so (she being influenced by Professor X, who was possessed by Cassandra Nova), Gladiator led Arc, Blimp, Manta, Neosaurus, Oracle, Plutonia, Schism, Squorm, and Stuff in an attack on the X-Men (Beast, Phoenix, Wolverine) and their students (including the Stepford Cuckoos). Oracle scanned the grounds with her telepathy, detecting how many mutants were there, and the Guard attacked. The Stepford Cuckoos managed to draw Oracle into a frightening astral plane, rendering her temporarily inert. Oracle soon stopped Stuff from taunting the prisoners. Smasher then rejoined them, and told them of Nova's actions.
(New X-Men I#125 - BTS) - Nova returned to Earth and easily defeated the Guard there.
(New X-Men I#126 - BTS) - The X-Men managed to defeat Nova.
(JLA/Avengers#1) - The Imperial Guard fought Lobo. Members of the Guard in this mission: Astra, Fang, Electron, Flashfire, Hobgoblin, Hussar, Impulse, Magique, Manta, Mentor, Neutron, Nightside, Oracle, Scintilla, Smasher, Starbolt, Titan, Warstar.
(X-Force II#5) - Gladiator, Oracle, Smasher, and Fang stopped a band of Skrull insurgents who'd tried smuggling proton bombs into Shi'ar territory. They soon received word that an ancient Shi'ar enemy, the Skornn, had manifested on Earth. Gladiator and Admiral Ya'lont discussed the legality of intervening on Earth yet again. They departed for Earth, planning on getting Lilandra's permission on their way.
(X-Force II#6 - BTS) - Gladiator, Starbolt, and Ya'lont received word that the terrans had managed to defeat the Skornn.
(Uncanny X-Men#477 - BTS) - The Imperial Guard was dispatched to defeat Vulcan, who'd been destroying ships in Shi'ar space.
(Uncanny X-Men#480) - The Guard finally defeated Vulcan (keeping him alive at the orders of K'tor) after a deadly battle which left some Guard members, including Cosmo, Impulse, Smasher, and Titan, seemingly slain. During the battle, Nightside bathed Vulcan in darkness and Oracle guided Hobgoblin into assuming the form of a young Vulcan. Hobgoblin tried taunting Vulcan, who was not fooled for long. He lashed out with his energy, knocking out all three of them. Guard members in this mission: Astra, Cosmo, Electron, Gladiator, Hobgoblin, Impulse, Manta, Mentor, Neutron, Nightside, Oracle, Plutonia, Scintilla, Smasher, Starbolt, and Titan. (Oracle was back in her standard form at this point.)
(X-Men: Emperor Vulcan#2) – The Scy'ar Tal waged war on the Shi'ar and destroyed the planet Feather's Edge. Vulcan, with Deathbird and the Imperial Guard (Gladiator, Manta, Nightside, Oracle, Starbolt, Titan, Warstar) teleported aboard the Starjammers' ship.
(X-Men: Emperor Vulcan#3) – Vulcan held off Havok's energy attack while Oracle blocked Marvel Girl's telepathy. Vulcan offered an alliance against the Scy'ar Tal, claiming that they were the bigger threat, then left with his allies to let the Starjammers think things over. Vulcan, Deathbird, and the Imperial Guard (joined by Scintilla) greeted the Starjammers, who agreed to the alliance. Deathbird had reservations, but Vulcan quelled them. Soon, Araki entered with his private guard, the Shi'ar Death Commandos (Blackcloak, Colony, Devo, Flaw, Hypernova, Krait, Offset, Sega, Shell, Warshot). Marvel Girl grew furious and lashed out in a powerful attack, sending the Commandos scattering and threatening Araki's life, even accusing him of running the secret order of the Shi'ar and ordering the death of her family, until Polaris stopped her. After the Commandos left, they started a planning session and Havok insisted they destroy the Finality weapon, which had destroyed Feather's Edge, first. Vulcan ordered the Starjammers and Imperial Guard to go after the weapon while Ka'ardum lead the fleet to defend the M'kraan Crystal. They soon arrived at the Finality, where they found dozens of stars ready to be used as weapons.
(X-Men: Emperor Vulcan#4) – While the Starjammers were engaged the Scy'ar Tal ships, Gladiator, Oracle, Nightside, and Mentor of the Guard narrowly saved the Starjammers from being shot down.
(X-Men: Emperor Vulcan#5) –After the Scy'ar Tal had been destroyed, Deathbird lead the rest of the Imperial Guard and defeated the Starjammers, then teleported back to save Vulcan from Havok. The Imperial Guard (Electron, Flashfire, Gladiator, Manta, Mentor, Nightside, Oracle, Plutonia, Scintilla, Titan, Warstar) stood by Deathbird, Araki, and Ka'ardum as the Shi'ar cheered on Vulcan. The Starjammers (Ch'od, Havok, Polaris, Raza) lay captive.
Comments: Created by Chris Claremont, Dave Cockrum, and Dan Green.
Oracle was pictured in OHotMU I#5, had a partial entry in OHotMU Deluxe Edition#6 and one in the OHotMU Master Edition.
It is possible that the madness that Oracle inherited from the Maker was the catalyst for her failed marriage and her brief harridan-looking appearance. Special thanks to Don Campbell for pointing out some missing information from Thanos#10!
The Imperial Guard was a takeoff of DC's Legion of Super-HeroesThe Imperial Guard was a takeoff of DC's Legion of Super-Heroes. Oracle is based on the DC character Saturn Girl.
----Eric J. Moreels
Oracle was also one of the Imperial Guard members active in the novel X-Men: Empire's End by Diane Duane. It has to be seen if this story is canon.
Profile by Chadman.
CLARIFICATIONS:
Oracle
has no known connections to
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Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition#6, p16, pan3 (main image)
Avengers West Coast#80, p1, pan4 (second image)
Imperial Guard#1, p2, pan2 (civilian)
Incredible Hulk Annual 1997, p13, pan5 (3rd)
New X-Men I#124, p8, pan1 (in harridan form)
Appearances:
X-Men I#107 (October, 1977) - Chris Claremont (writer), Dave Cockrum (penciler), Dan Green (inker), Archie Goodwin (editor)
X-Men I#108 (December, 1977) - Chris Claremont (writer), John Byrne (penciler), Terry Austin (inker), Archie Goodwin (editor)
X-Men I#109 (February, 1977) - Chris Claremont (writer), John Byrne (penciler), Terry Austin (inker), Archie Goodwin (editor)
X-Men I#137 (September, 1980) - Chris Claremont (writer), John Byrne (penciler), Terry Austin (inker), Jim Salicrup (editor)
Uncanny X-Men#157-158 (May-June, 1982) - Chris Claremont (writer), Dave Cockrum (penciler), Bob Wiacek (inker), Louise Jones (editor)
Rom Annual#4 (December, 1985) - Bill Mantlo (writer), Steve Ditko (penciler), Al Milgrom (inker), Mike Carlin (editor)
X-Men: Spotlight on Starjammers#2 (1990) - Terry Kavanagh (writer), Dave Cockrum (penciler), Jeff Albrecht (inker), Kelly Corvese (editor)
Uncanny X-Men#275-277 (April-June, 1991) - Chris Claremont (writer), Jim Lee (penciler), Scott Williams, Karl Alstaetter (#275) (inkers), Bob Harras (editor)
Captain America I#398 (March, 1992) - Mark Gruenwald (writer), Rik Levins (penciler), Danny Bulanadi (inker), Ralph Macchio (editor)
Avengers West Coast#80 (March, 1981) - Roy & Dann Thomas (writers), Dave Ross (penciler), Tom Dzon (inker), Nelson Yomtov (editor)
Quasar#33 (April, 1992) - Mark Gruenwald (writer), Rurik Tyler (penciler), Fred Fredericks (inker), Kelly Corvese (editor)
Avengers I#347 (May, 1992) - Bob Harras (writer), Steve Epting (penciler), Tom Palmer (inker), Ralph Macchio (editor)
Silver Surfer III#79 (April, 1993) - Ron Marz (writer), Ron Lim (penciler), Tom Christopher (inker), Craig Anderson (editor)
Starjammers I#4 (January, 1996) - Warren Ellis (writer), Carlos Pacheco (penciler), Cam Smith, Bob Wiacek (inkers), Suzanne Gaffney (editor)
Imperial Guard#1-3 (January-March, 1997) - Brian Augustyn (writer), Chuck Wojkiewicz (penciler), Ray Snyder (inker), Terry Kavanagh (editor)
Untold Legend of Captain Marvel#1-3 (April-June, 1997) - Tom Brevoort, Mike Kanterovich (writers), Scott Kolins (penciler), John Lowe (inker), Mark Bernardo (editor)
Incredible Hulk Annual 1997 - Chris Cooper (writer), Jeff Rebner (penciler), Mark Irwin (inker), Bobbie Chase (editor)
X-Men: Empire's End (October, 1997) - Diane Duane (writer)
Inhumans IV#3 (August, 2000) - Carlos Pacheco, Rafael Marin (writers), Jose Ladronn (penciler/inker), Mark Powers (editor)
Inhumans IV#4 (September, 2000) - Carlos Pacheco, Rafael Marin (writers), Jorge Lucas (penciler/inker), Mark Powers (editor)
New X-Men I#124-125 (May-June, 2002) - Grant Morrison (writer), Igor Kordey (artist), Mark Powers (editor)
New X-Men I#126 (July, 2002) - Grant Morrison (writer), Frank Quitely (pencils), Tim Townsend (inks), Mark Powers (editor)
JLA/Avengers#1 (September, 2003) - Kurt Busiek (writer), George Perez (artist), Tom Brevoort & Dan Raspler (editors)
Thanos#10 (July, 2004) - Keith Giffen (writer), Ron Lim (penciler), Al Milgrom (inker), Tom Brevoort (editor)
X-Force II#5-6 (February-March, 2005) - Fabian Nicieza (writer), Rob Liefeld (penciler/inker), Mike Marts (editor)
Uncanny X-Men#477 (October, 2006) - Ed Brubaker (writer), Clayton Henry (penciler), Mark Morales (inker), Mike Marts (editor)
Uncanny X-Men#480 (January, 2007) - Ed Brubaker (writer), Clayton Henry (penciler), Mark Morales (inker), Mike Marts, Nick Lowe (editors)
X-Men: Emperor Vulcan#2-5 (December, 2007 - March, 2008) – Christopher Yost (writer), Paco Diaz Luque (penciler), Vicente Cifuentes (inker), Nick Lowe (editor)
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