Earth-7484 (Earth-Deathlok) characters

This alternate Earth diverged from Earth-616 when Roxxon's Nth Command successfully banished all of the super-heroes to extra-dimensional realms where most, if not all, were instantly killed. Roxxon then staged a coup on the USA, which resulted in mass chaos and no clear victor. A number of separate factions struggled for control, including the CIA, the military, and other splinter groups. Its core continuum designation is Earth-7484.

Alpha-Mech control systems (used by Hellinger)

Alpha-Mechs (Doomsday-Mechs, Hellinger creations)

Auxiliary Weapons Armory (Central Park, Deathlok story)

Avengers (Nth Commandos victims)

Baxter Building (Deathlok story)

beach house (Deathlok story)

Belvedere Castle (Central Park, Deathlok story)

Big Man (Redeemers)

Biggs, Julian (Deathlok foe)

blaster probes (Hellinger's stronghold)

Body Banks (Deathlok story)

Brand Corporation (Nth Command, Roxxon subsidiary)

Bryce ?? (Deathlok the Demolisher foe)

cannibals (Deathlok the Demolisher foes)

Capitol Building (Washington DC, Deathlok story)

central command post (Godwulf and the Redeemers' base)

Central Park (Suicide Park, Deathlok story)

C.I.A. (Deathlok stories)

Coines (C.I.A., Deathlok character)

Collie (Deathlok's dog)

Collins, Michael (alternate version of Deathlok)

Collins, Tracy (wife of Michael Collins)

Columbus Circle Barricade (Deathlok story)

Columbus Circle 59(th street?) Station (Deathlok story)

"Cubists" (Spider-Man/Deathlok foes)

Danny ?? (sewer dweller, Deathlok the Demolisher character)

Deathlok the Demolisher (Luther Manning)

Death-Machine (Simon Ryker weapon, Deathlok foe)

Defenders (Nth Commandos victims)

Demolisher (Deathlok)

Devereaux, Teresa (CIA leader, Deathlok character)

Doctor Blaine (Operation: Savior Machine, Deathlok character)

Dr. Commonhate of Earth-7484 (Simon Ryker agent, Deathlok foe)

Doctor Doom (Simon Ryker foe)

Dr. Holland (C.I.A., Deathlok character)

Doctor Lemner (Operation: Savior Machine, Deathlok character)

Doctor Wilcox of Earth-7484 (Operation: Savior Machine, Deathlok character)

Doomsday-Mech (Luther Manning clone, Deathlok the Demolisher foe)

Doomsday-Mechs (Alpha Mechs, Hellinger creations)

drones (Deathlok the Demolisher foes)

Earth-7484 (home to Deathlok the Demolisher)

Fantastic Four (Nth Command victims)

Ferry, Nina (Simon Ryker companion/victim, Deathlok character)

50th and Lexington subway station (Deathlok story)

Fordham Road (subway) Station (Deathlok story)

42nd Street Library/Museum (Deathlok story)

"Flesh Factory" (Deathlok story)

Fort Dix (C.I.A. headquarter, Deathlok stories)

garbage dump (Deathlok story)

Gentle Sam (Redeemers)

Giles, Curtis (one of Deathlok's creators, Deathlok character)

Godwulf (Deathlok ally/foe)

Grissom (Deathlok the Demolisher/Spider-Man foe)

Hellinger (Deathlok foe)

Homo-Ascendent (Hellinger, cyborgs)

Hugo ?? of Earth-7484 (Dr. Commonhate assistant, Deathlok foe)

Human Torch (Nth Command victim)

Invisible Girl (Nth Command victim)

Iron Butterfly (Redeemers)

Japan (Deathlok story)

Jim ?? (one of the creators of Deathlok)

Long Island (Deathlok story)

Lord Tantalus (father of Pelops)

Manning, Luther clone-CIA version (Hellinger/Deathlok foe)

Manning, Luther clone-Hellinger version (Alpha Mech)

Manning, Richard (Deathlok's son)

Mason (Deathlok the Demolisher foe)

maze (Hellinger's stronghold)

Middle East (Deathlok story)

military training camp (Deathlok story)

"Mr. Briefcase" (Deathlok the Demolisher foe)

Mr. Fantastic (Nth Command victim)

North Wall (Deathlok story)

Northwest Sector (Deathlok story)

Nth Command (Roxxon subsidiary)

Nth Commandos (Deathlok the Demolisher/all other heroes foes)

Nth Generator (Deathlok story)

Nth Projectors (Deathlok story)

Omni-Computer (Harlan Ryker's computer, Deathlok foe)

Pan Am building (Deathlok story)

Pelops (Tantalus' son)

personal aircraft (Deathlok, Godwulf and his Redeemers)

Peters (Simon Ryker agent, Deathlok (Manning) foe)

POTUS (President of the United States, ca. 1990 AD)

Project: Alpha-Mech (Deathlok the Demolisher characters)

Quartuccio, Victorio (Deathlok the Demolisher foe)

Redeemers (Deathlok/Captain America/Godwulf allies)

Red Skull (Nth Command financier)

Provisional Revolutionary Army (Deathlok the Demolisher foes)

Roxxon Oil Company (parent company of Brand Corporation & Nth Command)

Ryker, Simon (Deathlok/Godwulf foe)

Sage (Redeemers)

Savior Machine (Simon Ryker)

Seattle, Washington (Deathlok story)

sewer dwellers (Deathlok the Demolisher characters)

Shane, Linc (Deathlok associate)

She-Hulk (Avengers, Nth Commandos victim)

Space Needle (Seattle, Washington, Deathlok story)

Starfox (Avengers, Nth Commandos victim)

Statue of Liberty (Deathlok story)

Strake (Provisional Revolutionary Army, Deathlok foe)

Strake (sniper, Deathlok/Spider-Man foe)

Summers (Deathlok the Demolisher character)

Swashbuckler (Redeemers)

Sylvia ?? (Provisional Revolutionary Army, Deathlok the Demolisher foe)

Terminal Eye (Deathlok story)

Thing (Nth Command victim)

Times Square (Deathlok story)

Timestream (Deathlok foe)

Tom ?? (C.I.A., Deathlok character)

Travers, Janice (Deathlok/Luther Manning's wife)

Travers, Mike (Deathlok character)

Trouble-Shooters (Deathlok foes)

23rd Street Subway Station (Deathlok story)

unidentified associate (worked with Curtis Giles, Deathlok character)

unidentified black market meat storehouse (Deathlok story)

unidentified doctors preserving Luther Manning and/or creating Deathlok (Deathlok the Demolisher characters)

unidentified scavengers (Deathlok the Demolisher foes)

War-Wolf (Deathlok foe)

Washington DC (Deathlok story)

X-Men (Nth Command victims)

Wilcox, Dr. (Manning Clone-CIA)

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