LACUNA
Real Name: Woodstock Schumaker
Identity/Class: Human mutant
Occupation: Investigative
journalist/television talk show host of Lacuna & the Stars
Group Membership: None;
formerly X-Force (The Anarchist/Tike Alicar, Doop, the Orphan/Guy Smith, Phat/Billy Bob Reilly, the Spike/Darian Elliott, U-Go Girl/Edie Sawyer, Vivisector/Myles Alfred) (see comments)
Affiliations: Dicky,
Dr. Alex Finlay, Frank, the Law Offices of Williams, Williams & Williams (John
Williams, others), Calvin Schumaker, Denise Schumaker, Steven
Spielberg, X-Force/X-Statix
(The
Anarchist/Tike Alicar, Dead Girl/Moonbeam,
Doop, el Guapo/Robbie
Rodriguez, Henrietta
Hunter, Mister
Sensitive/Guy Smith, Phat/Billy
Bob Reilly, the Spike/Darian
Elliott, U-Go
Girl/Edie Sawyer, Venus Dee
Milo/Dee Milo, Vivisector/Myles
Alfred)
Known Relatives: Calvin Schumaker (father), Denise Schumaker (mother)
Aliases: "The Eighth X-Static," "Honey"
(nicknames)
Base of Operations: Malibu, California, USA
First Appearance: X-Force I#121 (December, 2001)
Powers/Abilities: Lacuna can open
fractures in time and travel within these fractures, effectively
allowing her to move between seconds of time. The act of tearing open
her fractures releases waves of temporal energy that affect others in
her vicinity, essentially trapping them, nearly frozen, within the
normal passage of time around her.
Height: 5'7" (possibly originally 5'5" - see comments)
Weight: 127 lbs. (possibly originally 118 lbs. - see comments)
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Blonde
History:
(All-New
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z I#6 - Lacuna entry - BTS)
- Mutant Woodstock was born in Malibu, California to extremely liberal
parents.
(X-Force I#122 (fb) - BTS) - Woodstock sought to make
the
world a better place in some way in an effort to be a disappointment to
her millionaire parents.
(Marvel Encyclopedia HC Vol. 2: X-Men - Lacuna entry - BTS) -
Unfortunately for Lacuna, nothing appeared to shock her parents and she
thought perhaps joining the media-savvy X-Force (see comments) team might properly
annoy them.
(X-Force I#121 (fb) - BTS) - The mutant Lacuna decided she wanted to
join X-Force and opted to prove how useful she could be to the team by
using her powers to slip in and out of time to play practical jokes on
them.
(X-Force I#121) - While the celebrity mutant team X-Force was reviewing footage of a potential new member of the team called the Spike, Lacuna secretly used her powers to move between seconds of time to put various hats on X-Force member U-Go Girl. Later, as X-Force members the Orphan and the Anarchist relaxed poolside and discussed the Orphan's budding feelings for U-Go Girl, Lacuna again secretly used her powers to dump living fish into the pool and paint her codename onto the wall. Finding the sudden appearance of fish very strange, the Anarchist looked up and noticed the word "Lacuna" painted on the wall. Having never heard of the word, the Anarchist then consulted the knowledge of his teammate Vivisector in the library, learning that the word "Lacuna" primarily meant "a missing portion, especially in a manuscript or text" and that it could also refer to "a missing part of someone's life." During the discussion, Lacuna again secretly painted her codename onto the wall but the group did not notice it.
Not long
after, as the Orphan and U-Go Girl discussed U-Go Girl's upcoming
television talk show guest hosting duties, Lacuna again used her powers
to travel
between seconds and paint her name onto the wall, again going
completely unnoticed. Returning home, Lacuna joined her parents but, in
an effort to rebel against her overly-accepting parents, she decided
she was going to give her dinner to homeless people, to which her
father replied that there were no homeless people around their home.
When her father continued, noting that homeless people couldn't get
through their security gates, Lacuna commented that she would leave the
gates herself but this only provoked her concerned parents into
suggesting they all leave together and go shopping in Santa Monica.
Unhappy that she had been unable to disappoint her parents as intended,
Lacuna put her plate back down and decided not to go out at all. Up in
her room later that evening, she watched on television X-Force
initiated their newest member, the Spike, at a press conference, noting
to herself that the media didn't seem to understand what X-Force was
really about. Much later, as X-Force relaxed poolside, Lacuna appeared
from seemingly nowhere, making a grand entrance and introducing
herself. She revealed that she had been the one doing all of the crazy
stuff to the team of late and expressed interest in joining X-Force.
When the Orphan argued that Lacuna couldn't join X-Force due to not
following the proper channels to get into the team and U-Go Girl noted
that Lacuna didn't even have a talent agent. Lacuna argued back that
she truly believed in the team and were committed more to justice than
their public image suggested, insisting that the team had to give her a
chance to prove her value to them. She then exclaimed that if the team
declined her offer to join the team, she would throw herself in the
boiling pool water that the Anarchist had heated up right before her
entrance. Intrigued by Lacuna's claims, U-Go Girl told Lacuna no.
(X-Force I#122) - Lacuna again
insisted that X-Force give her a
chance to prove herself and when the Orphan argued that X-Force members
have to have proven track records or membership would be like handing
down a death sentence, Lacuna exclaimed that she was willing to die for
X-Force. Despite Lacuna's claims that X-Force stood for a new world
where the truths of old were blown away and U-Go Girl joking that
perhaps Lacuna could fit a spot in the team's PR department, X-Force
still declined her offer for membership and Lacuna opted to prove
herself and make it so X-Force had to select her. She then opened a
fracture in time and stole U-Go Girl's talk show script right out from
the under the nose of Doop, who had followed her in between seconds of
time. Once she returned home, Lacuna revealed her mutant nature to her
parents and that she was planning to publicly out herself on The Larry King Show that night.
They were delighted and Lacuna's mother expressed excitement at telling
her friend Martha,
much to the frustration of Lacuna, who had hoped to disappoint them.
On the night of U-Go Girl's talk show debut on The Larry King Show, Lacuna and her parents arrived to sit in the studio audience and as they entered, Lacuna's parents expressed pride in her choice to out herself as a mutant and join X-Force. During the show, a fight broke out between the members of X-Force and Lacuna saw an opportunity to prove herself by breaking up the fight, doing so by traveling between seconds and removing everyone's clothing. Lacuna then announced her official candidacy for membership in X-Force live on the air and an angry U-Go Girl demanded that Lacuna return their clothing, which Lacuna did as her accepting parents cheered from the studio audience. Later that night, U-Go Girl had dinner with the Orphan and during the dinner, Lacuna used her powers to put U-Go Girl's martini glass atop U-Go Girl's head before revealing her presence. Despite U-Go Girl's anger at Lacuna's practical jokes, the Orphan informed Lacuna that she had his vote to join X-Force and when the Orphan also commented that the Anarchist also wanted her on the team, Lacuna happily exited the scene. She then tracked down the Anarchist at a casino and traveled between seconds to kiss him while he was frozen in time as a thank you. When U-Go Girl's backdoor television talk show pilot was canceled and the offer instead given to Lacuna, she accepted and later declined to attend an X-Force press conference to announce her membership into the team, instead filming the first episode of her talk show, Lacuna & the Stars! For the first episode, Lacuna revealed to the public how she would be popping up in all sorts of places to catch celebrities off guard and how she no longer felt X-Force was all that important. As her tearful parents watched in disappointment, Lacuna remarked that all she really ever wanted was to be a disappointment to her parents.
(The Brotherhood I#8 (fb) - BTS) - Lacuna appeared on a billboard
with X-Force advertising a cola soft drink.
(The Brotherhood I#8 - BTS) - As the terrorist mutant Brotherhood
sought a new target for their terrorism, their leader Hoffman announced
that the idea came to him as if by divine intervention, motioning
towards the Lacuna/X-Force billboard outside his window.
(The
Brotherhood I#9) - Lacuna accompanied X-Force in appearing in a parade
in
their
honor, where the Brotherhood attacked them. After X-Force made quick
work of the Brotherhood, killing a majority of its members, Lacuna
stood by X-Force and surveyed the carnage that had occurred.
(X-Force I#129) - Following the death of U-Go Girl, the
Orphan returned to his daily Russian roulette routine but before he
could pull the trigger on the gun, Lacuna secretly used her powers to
travel between seconds and replace the gun with a toilet plunger.
Suspecting Lacuna's handiwork, the Orphan demanded that Lacuna show
herself and Lacuna then appeared, light-heartedly commenting that he
could less harm with a plunger. He snatched the gun back from her,
angrily remarking that his Russian roulette routine was none of her
business, but Lacuna replied that she had decided to make it her
business before using her powers to swap the gun for a rose. When
Lacuna reminded the suicidal Orphan that his status as leader of
X-Force still meant something, the Orphan reminded her that X-Force
didn't mean enough to her to accept their offer for membership but
Lacuna claimed she couldn't measure up to the other members. The Orphan
quickly reminded her of her television show offer and Lacuna admitted
that the TV show might have had more to do with her turning down the
offer of X-Force membership. She then invited him to appear on her show
to publicly discuss the potential new name of X-Force and U-Go Girl's
death. The Orphan agreed and soon went on Lacuna & the Stars to announce
that X-Force was going to be renamed X-Statix per U-Go Girl's dying
words.
(X-Statix I#5 (fb) - BTS) -
Lacuna began planning an episode of her show about X-Statix owner Spike
Freeman, digging up dirt on where Freeman's money came from and where
it went.
(X-Statix I#5) - Lacuna
watched on television as X-Statix revealed its newest member, the
Mysterious Fan Boy. Later, as X-Statix went out for dinner at the
Chimpanzee's Tea Party restaurant, Lacuna appeared and asked to
join party. She then invited the Mysterious Fan Boy to appear on her
show to reveal his true identity but the Orphan angrily demanded she
leave. Curious as to why the Orphan was being so secretive about the
Mysterious Fan Boy's identity and still wanting a story for her show,
Lacuna set aside her plans for an episode on Spike Freeman and next
used her powers to secretly sneak into X-Statix HQ alongside Freeman to
unmask the Mysterious Fan Boy. She then aired footage of the unmasking
on her show, revealing the Mysterious Fan Boy to be Arnie Lundberg, a
young mutant who had formerly ruled his small Minnesota town. Angered
at Lacuna's actions, the Orphan visited Lacuna's dressing room and
demanded she help him fix the PR nightmare created by her unmasking of
the Mysterious Fan Boy. After the Orphan demanded she help kill the
erratic, dangerous and unpredictable Mysterious Fan Boy, Lacuna angrily
considered punching the Orphan in the face but found she could not
bring herself to do so and reluctantly agreed to help him.
During X-Statix's next mission, Lacuna
upheld her agreement with the Orphan by secretly using her powers to
fatally inject chemicals into the Mysterious Fan Boy's heart that
exacerbated his preexisting heart condition, causing a fatal heart
attack when the Mysterious Fan Boy was forced to strain himself against
escaped mutant convict Razorhead.
Lacuna later met with the Orphan on a secluded beach and expressed her
anger at him for pressuring her into murdering the Mysterious Fan Boy.
Despite the Orphan's insistence that the heart condition would have
eventually killed the Mysterious Fan Boy anyway, Lacuna accused the
Orphan of being accustomed to murder and the Orphan became angry,
announcing that he didn't enjoy killing. The argument was soon
interrupted by fans asking for autographs and Lacuna stormed off,
asking to be left alone, but the Orphan followed, announcing that he
was quitting X-Statix. Shocked and at first unsure if the Orphan was
serious, Lacuna grabbed her cellphone and had Frank cancel the taping
of her show for the next day, remarking that she didn't care how angry
Steven Spielberg would get about the cancellation, as something bigger
had come up.
(X-Statix I#6) - Lacuna went on her show and announced that she had
been morally blackmailed into aiding in the murder of the Mysterious
Fan Boy. She then asked her fans whether it was right for the Orphan
(Guy Smith) to ask her to assist in the Fan Boy's murder and whether
they want him to heroically return to X-Statix, essentially asking
whether they wanted the good Guy or the bad Guy. X-Statix members
Anarchist and Dead Girl appeared on Lacuna's show in support of "bad"
Guy and Vivisector and Phat appeared in support of "good" Guy. A few
days later, during the taping of another episode of Lacuna & the Stars!,
a villain calling himself the Bad Guy crashed the set, gutting it, and
attacked Lacuna but she fled the scene using her mutant powers.
(X-Statix I#7) - Lacuna met with X-Statix in an attempt to cut a deal with them in which the team would attack and unmask the Bad Guy, revealing his identity to X-Statix and allowing the unmasking to air on Lacuna & the Stars!. Lacuna then tagged along with X-Statix during their subsequent attack on the Bad Guy but discovered that one of the many stolen costumes worn by the Bad Guy rendered the villain partially out of sync with normal time, preventing Lacuna from using her powers to approach him safely. As a worried Lacuna and Anarchist watched, X-Statix member Venus Dee Milo teleported herself and the Bad Guy from the scene.
(X-Statix I#13 (fb) - BTS) - At some point, Lacuna aired an episode
of Lacuna & the Stars!
that revealed Donald Rumsfeld with his pants down.
(X-Statix I#13) - Lacuna welcomed newly-resurrected pop star
Henrietta Hunter onto Lacuna &
the Stars! and she questioned Lacuna on how hard it was to be
accepted by X-Statix. As Henrietta answered Lacuna by saying it was a
walk in the park compared to the music business, Europan agent Reggie
watched the interview on television and began plotting with his ally
Dicky on how to properly finish Henrietta. The interview continued with
Henrietta revealed how the high-ranking European establishment had
tried to stop her charitable work with bribes, threats and even
propositions and when Henrietta noted that she would be naming names on
her upcoming appearance on The Ricki
Lake Show, Lacuna joked that the upcoming appearance would
feature two celebrities back from the dead on one show.
(X-Statix I#15) - When X-Statix grew tired of Henrietta Hunter stealing their spotlight and teleported onto Henrietta's yacht to kill her, Lacuna used her powers to secretly hitch a ride on Venus Dee Milo's teleportational coattails and she appeared just in time to reveal X-Statix's plans to Henrietta. X-Statix immediately demanded to know why Lacuna was interfering and she explained how Henrietta represented all women who were used and thrown aside. X-Statix were reluctantly convinced by Lacuna's speech not to kill Henrietta.
(X-Statix I#16 (fb) - BTS) - Using her powers to slip outside of
time, Lacuna eavesdropped on private X-Statix conversations and learned
that X-Statix had been railroaded into adding Henrietta Hunter to the
team. She also began using her powers to spy on Mister Sensitive
(formerly the Orphan), learning that he and Venus Dee Milo argued often
about Mister Sensitive's former love interest, U-Go Girl.
(X-Statix I#16) - After Henrietta Hunter became team leader of X-Statix and the new U.S. Secretary of Homeland Defense, Lacuna interviewed Henrietta at a fashion show where she asked Henrietta if she thought it was the right time to launch a clothing line when scared people were being randomly killed by Mister Code and his Random Killers. Henrietta replied in the affirmative, assuring Lacuna that the fashion show was showing the Random Killers that X-Statix would not be frightened by their actions. When Henrietta's actions caused a public backlash against her, Mister Sensitive (formerly the Orphan) met with Lacuna, who suggested that X-Statix had planned the entire situation to create the backlash against Henrietta. Admitting she had used her powers to learn how X-Statix had been pressured to add Henrietta to the team, the drunken Lacuna then attempted to hit on Mister Sensitive but he pushed her away, accidentally knocking her back into a glass table. Cutting her arm on shards of the shattered glass, Lacuna accused Mister Sensitive of assaulting her and despite Mister Sensitive's attempts to apologize, Lacuna angrily used her powers to disappear into a fracture of time. After bandaging her arm, she emerged seconds later on the sidewalk outside. While walking down the street lost in thought over her earlier actions, Lacuna was confronted by Europan government agent Dicky, who gave her folders containing damaging evidence against X-Statix and their team owner, Spike Freeman. Having previously hired a man to acquire the documents from Dicky, Spike Freeman learned that they had been passed over to Lacuna and he hired Mister Code to assassinate Lacuna.
Later that evening, Lacuna again met with Mister
Sensitive and informed him that she had come into the possession of
documents connecting Spike Freeman to the terrorist Saddam Hussein.
She then expressed her love for Mister Sensitive, who suggested she was
infatuated rather than actually in love before asking where the
documents were. After Lacuna explained that the documents were with her
lawyer and would be released if anything happened to her, Mister
Sensitive suggested she go ahead and release them, as he didn't care
what happened to Spike. Lacuna then began to cry, revealing that Spike
Freeman would not be the only one destroyed by the release of the
documents. An angry Mister Sensitive subsequently confronted Spike
Freeman and the rest of X-Statix about the documents and their
implications and when he expressed thoughts that he could persuade
Lacuna to turn the documents over to the team, Spike Freeman explained
that they shouldn't worry about Lacuna with all of the recent random
killings that had been happening. Realizing Spike intended to have
Lacuna killed, Mister Sensitive angrily kicked Spike in the head,
breaking his neck. He then left to warn Lacuna and arrived as she was
leaving her television studio. Yelling to get Lacuna's attention,
Mister Sensitive witnessed Lacuna getting shot by one of the Random
Killers.
(X-Statix I#17) - As Lacuna lay bleeding on the ground, Mister
Sensitive used his levitation powers to float to the roof, where the
shooter was located. During Mister Sensitive's battle with the Random
Killer, an ambulance arrived and took Lacuna to a local hospital. When
Mister Sensitive later visited the hospital, Lacuna's parents, refusing
to believe the shooting to be a random event, blamed X-Statix for their
daughter's injuries. Mister Sensitive then returned to X-Statix HQ to
discuss how to stop the release of Lacuna's documents without the
knowledge of who Lacuna's lawyers were and Mister Sensitive came up
with the idea to read her pulse using his mutant sensitivity powers.
X-Statix member Vivisector subsequently accompanied Mister Sensitive
back to the hospital, where Mister Sensitive felt Lacuna's pulse as
Vivisector read a list of lawyers from the Yellow Pages. Learning that
Lacuna dealt with the lawyers Williams, Williams and Williams, X-Statix
next teleported into the law offices in hoping of finding the
incriminating documents but Lacuna's lawyer, John Williams, revealed
copies of the documents and announced plans to destroy X-Statix by
releasing them to the public. During a subsequent newscast announcing
the information contained in Lacuna's documents, reporter Bob cut to a satellite feed from Lacuna's hospital, where her parents asked the country to pray for their daughter.
(X-Statix I#19) - On a new episode of Lacuna & the Stars!,
medics brought the seemingly still comatose Lacuna onto the stage on a
gurney. An evangelist guest on the show then claimed that while medical
science had given up on saving Lacuna, God had not and the world's
prayers could still save Lacuna as he pulled out her life support
tubes. Thinking that the evangelist was sentencing Lacuna to death,
X-Statix teleported into the television studio and demanded the host
take his hands off Lacuna but Lacuna herself sat up and claimed she had
been saved by the power of prayer, much to X-Statix cameraman Doop's
confusion. A few days later, Vivisector was injected with a serum to
remove his mutant powers by Dr. Alex Finlay. Two hours later, Finlay
and a depowered Myles Alfred (formerly Vivisector) went on Lacuna & the Stars! to demonstrate how Myles was now completely devoid of mutant powers.
Comments: Created by Peter Milligan and Michael Allred.
It was originally not
revealed whether Woodstock was a first or last name but her
parents called her Woodstock so it could have been ASSumed that it was
her first name since
her parents wouldn't have called her by her last name...At the time of
the original writing of this profile (12/16/2004), some of the other
Appendix writers had this to say about her name:
A valid hypothesis, though "Even my parents call me Mulder." It's
also
conceivable, given her family's interpersonal relationships, that
Woodstock
is a nickname that she chose in the hope of annoying her parents, only
to
find them accepting and using it. - Loki
Since her parents were (presumably) intended to be stereotypical
quasi-hippie liberals, they named her "Woodstock" after the famous 1969
music festival; unlike Captain Hip
and Sunshine,
who named their daughter "T. Ruth,"
Lacuna's parents are probably too young to have been "actual" hippies,
but the principle is the same.
That or when she was little they nicknamed her "Woodstock" because she
was small, blonde, and behaved in some cute way that was suggestive of
a bird.
--Ronald Byrd
Of course, the All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z
I#6 later confirmed in 2006 that Woodstock was indeed her first time.
Her last name of Schumaker and the names of her parents were revealed
in Lacuna's entry in Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC
Vol. 6.
Lacuna's height and weight were originally listed
as 5'5", 118 lbs. in Marvel Encyclopedia HC Vol. 2: X-Men but was later
corrected to the more accurate 5'7", 127 lbs. in her later Marvel
Handbook entries. The weight fluctuation could be easily explained away
but I'm not sure how she grew two inches unless the original height and
weight were in error...maybe something to do with her exposure to the
Mysterious Fan Boy's powers during his murder? Or perhaps when she uses
her powers, it affects her physically causing a small mass shift as she
tears through time and the original stats are her stats when not using
her powers...
Lacuna's entry in the Marvel Encyclopedia HC Vol. 2: X-Men mentions that Lacuna opted to join X-Statix to annoy her parents, though the team was still called X-Force at that point. They didn't become X-Statix until well after Lacuna had turned their offer of membership to get her own TV show. Therefore, the team name of X-Statix in that Marvel Encyclopedia entry is an error, as it was X-Force at the time. The entry also seems to suggest that after Lacuna revealed her mutant powers to her parents and they accepted it, she then decided to join "X-Statix" in hopes of finally annoying them. This is also told out of order in the entry, as Lacuna did not reveal her nature as a mutant to her parents until after she had already tried to prove herself worthy of joining X-Force by playing practical jokes on them and after they had first refused to allow her to join.
While Lacuna turned down the offer before even
participating on any actual missions with X-Force, the X-Statix entry
in the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z HC Vol. 13
(2010) confirms that Lacuna was indeed officially added to the X-Force
roster despite leaving immediately to host her own television show.
Therefore, she was an official member of the team for a VERY short time.
Profile by Proto-Man.
CLARIFICATIONS:
Lacuna has no known connections to
John Williams has no known connection to
| --X-Statix I#17 |
| --X-Statix I#5 - BTS |
| --X-Force I#122 - BTS |
| --X-Force I#121 (All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z I#6 - Lacuna entry - BTS, Marvel
Encyclopedia HC Vol. 2: X-Men - Lacuna entry - BTS, X-Force I#121-122,
X-Statix I#17, |
| --X-Force I#121 (All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z I#6 - Lacuna entry - BTS, Marvel
Encyclopedia HC Vol. 2: X-Men - Lacuna entry - BTS, X-Force I#121-122,
X-Statix I#17, |
| --X-Statix I#17 |
| --X-Statix I#16 - BTS
(unidentified) (#16 - BTS, #17, |
Appearances:
X-Force I#121 (December, 2001) - Peter Milligan (writer),
Michael Allred (art), Axel Alonso (editor)
X-Force I#122 (January, 2002) - Peter Milligan (writer), Michael Allred
(art), Axel Alonso (editor)
The Brotherhood I#8 (February, 2002) - X (writer), Sean Phillips, Kent
Williams (art), Axel Alonso (editor)
The Brotherhood I#9 (March 2002) - X (writer), Sean Phillips, Kent
Williams (art), Axel Alonso (editor)
X-Force I#129 (August, 2002) - Peter Milligan (writer), Duncan Fegredo
(art), Axel Alonso (editor)
X-Statix I#5 (January, 2003) - Peter Milligan (writer), Paul Pope
(art), Axel Alonso (editor)
X-Statix I#6 (February, 2003) - Peter Milligan (writer), Michael Allred
(art), Axel Alonso (editor)
X-Statix I#7 (March, 2003) - Peter Milligan (writer), Mike Allred
(art), Axel Alonso (editor)
Marvel
Encyclopedia HC Vol. 2: X-Men (2003) - Syd Barney-Hawke (writer), Eric
J. Moreels (writer, researcher), Michael Allred (Lacuna entry art),
Mark D. Beazley, Jeff Youngquist (editors)
X-Statix I#13 (October 2003) - Peter Milligan (writer), Mike Allred
(art), Axel Alonso (editor)
X-Statix I#15 (December, 2003) - Peter Milligan (writer), Mike Allred
(pencils), J. Bone (inks), Axel Alonso (editor)
X-Statix I#16 (January, 2004) - Peter Milligan (writer), Mike Allred
(pencils), J. Bone (inks), Axel Alonso (editor)
X-Statix I#17 (February, 2004) - Peter Milligan (writer), Mike Allred
(pencils), J. Bone (inks), Axel Alonso (editor)
X-Statix I#19 (April, 2004) - Peter Milligan (writer), Mike Allred (pencils), Nick Craine (inks), Axel Alonso (editor)
All-New
Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z I#6 (2006) - Jeff
Christiansen (head writer, coordinator), Sean McQuaid, Michael Hoskin,
Mark O'English, Stuart Vandal, Ronald Byrd, Eric J. Moreels, Barry
Reese, Madison Carter, Anthony Flamini, Chris Biggs, Mike Fichera, Al
Sjoerdsma, Rich Green, Eric Englehard (writers), Mike Allred (Lacuna
entry art), Pond Scum (art reconstruction), Jeff Youngquist, Jennifer
Grunwald (editors)
First posted: 12/16/2004
Last updated: 10/04/2024
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