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Warlock (New Mutants)

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Warlock
Warlock in Nova (vol. 4) #11 (May 2008).
Art by Paul Pelletier.
Publication information
PublisherMarvel Comics
First appearanceThe New Mutants #18
(August 1984)
Created byChris Claremont
Bill Sienkiewicz
In-story information
Full nameWarlock
SpeciesTechnarch Mutant
Place of originKvch
Team affiliationsX-Men
New Mutants
Fallen Angels
Excalibur
X-Factor
Phalanx
Swordbearers of Krakoa
PartnershipsCypher
Notable aliasesDouglock
Moonlock
Warlox
AbilitiesShapeshifting
Can turn organic objects and beings into techno-organic matter
Can drain the life energy from techno-organic matter

Warlock is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics, primarily in association with the X-Men. Created by Chris Claremont and Bill Sienkiewicz, he first appeared in The New Mutants #18 (August 1984).[1]

A young techno-organic extraterrestrial mutant with a body that can assume any shape and the ability to turn organic matter into techno-organic matter, Warlock originally appeared as a member of the New Mutants in the team's original comic run and has since been affiliated with its subsequent incarnations and other groups related to the X-Men.

Publication history

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Warlock was introduced in The New Mutants #18 (August 1984)[1] and joined the titular team in issue #21 (November 1984). He remained a part of the cast until his death in issue #95 (November 1990). With his extraterrestrial origins and shapeshifting powers, he was commonly used for visual gags and fish-out-of-water humor. Pop culture historian James Van Hise described Warlock's visual impact in a 1987 article: "He looks somewhat like an explosion in the shape of a human body and only a couple artists, such as Art Adams, have been able to capture his essence as well as Sienkiewicz does. His unveiling on page 16 of [The New Mutants] issue 21 is pretty startling and it takes a few issues for the eye to get used to scanning his image just because it's so - alien. Truly alien."[2]

After his resurrection, Warlock joined the cast of Excalibur in issue #78 (June 1994) and then briefly starred in his own self-titled limited series from 1999 to 2000. After sparse appearances throughout the early 2000s, he returned to regular publication as a main cast member in New Mutants (vol. 3) (2009–2012), All-New X-Factor (2014–2015), and later New Mutants (vol. 4) (2020–2023).

Fictional character biography

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New Mutants

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Warlock is a Technarch, a race of mechanical organisms that survive by infecting living creatures with the techno-organic transmode virus before draining their life energy ("lifeglow"). Unlike others of his race, Warlock possesses a distinctive degree of compassion and as a result was dubbed a mutant in spirit; it is later discovered that he is a mutant,[3] though he has yet to display any abilities beyond those natural to his species. He is the son of the Technarch ruler, the Magus, who has battled the New Mutants and the X-Men. Warlock serves as a member of the original New Mutants for much of that group's existence, and becomes best friends with his teammate Cypher.[volume & issue needed]

Because of Warlock's compassion, he refuses to drain other sentient creatures of their lifeglow. Because of the difficulty in determining whether or not a creature is sentient, New Mutants leader Mirage orders him not to drain any large creatures without permission; however, Warlock often drains such creatures at his discretion when she is not present.[4][5]

Warlock has a distinctive way of talking during his stint in the New Mutants comics, frequently referring to himself with the personal pronoun "self". Though he initially refers to teammates with their first names or normal pronouns,[6] he later begins referring to them as "friends",[7] and eventually as "selffriends". An exception is Mirage who, likely due to leadership of the New Mutants, he calls "chiefriend".[4] Cypher, after offering his own life energy to keep Warlock alive during a mission in Asgard,[8] earned the unique honorific title of "selfsoulfriend".

During many adventures, Warlock often teams up with Cypher, keeping him safe and compensating for Cypher's lack of offensive abilities. Though the two often work together to confront enemies, Warlock's constant protection only serves to lessen Cypher's self-esteem.[5] Cypher's death at the hands of the Ani-Mator devastates Warlock, leading him to go so far as to steal Cypher's body from its grave in a confused attempt to revive him. With the help of the rest of the New Mutants, he comes to terms with Cypher's death (and returns his friend's body to its resting place).[9]

Warlock is kidnapped from the grounds of the X-Mansion, along with his teammates Rictor, Boom-Boom and Wolfsbane, and ends up on the island nation of Genosha, ruled by Cameron Hodge. Warlock is killed in an attempt by Hodge to steal his powers.[10] At Wolfsbane's request his ashes are scattered over Cypher's grave.[11]

Douglock

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See also: Cypher (Marvel Comics)

A techno-organic being with the appearance and memories of Cypher appears in Excalibur as a former member of the Phalanx. Dubbed Douglock, the Phalanx had intended to use him to infiltrate the X-Men before the android Zero freed him of their control.[12][13][14] Douglock joins Excalibur[15] and plays a major role in defeating his former masters during the 1994 "Phalanx Covenant" event.[16] Though some of his teammates who had known Cypher in life are initially disturbed by his resemblance to their deceased friend, he is eventually accepted and becomes a valued member of the team, even entering into a romantic relationship with his teammate Wolfsbane.[17] Douglock appeared regularly in Excalibur until its conclusion in 1998. After the team disbands, Douglock remains on Muir Island with Wolfsbane and Dr. Moira MacTaggert.

Return as Warlock

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In the 1999 "Rage Against the Machine" event, Douglock is abducted and enslaved by the Red Skull, who seeks to use his transmode virus to take over the world.[18] During the event, he is revealed to have been Warlock all along, carrying a copy of Cypher's memories and believing himself to be a new entity. His own memories are restored and Warlock vows to rid Earth of all techno-organic technology.[volume & issue needed] Warlock subsequently stars in his own self-titled limited series, Warlock (vol. 5) (1999-2000), in which he discovers Hope, a young mutant whose powers allow her to be a carrier of the transmode virus without being affected by it. The two quest for a cure for her[19] and their adventures throughout the series bring them into conflict with the villainous android Bastion and the Magus, regrown to adulthood since his encounter with the New Mutants. Warlock allies with Wolfsbane and the Avengers to defeat Bastion[20] and, with Hope's powers, rewrites his father's DNA into a replica of his own, thus making the Magus partially human. Overwhelmed by his sudden humanity, the Magus is defeated and flees.[21]

Annihilation: Conquest

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Warlock later returns to Kvch, finding the only Technarch remaining on the planet, the young Tyro. In the hopes of changing the Technarchy into a more benevolent and peaceful society, Warlock infects Tyro with his less aggressive form of the transmode virus and raises him to value life.[22] During the 2007–2008 "Annihilation: Conquest" storyline, Nova travels to Kvch in search of a cure for his transmode infection. Warlock represses Nova's infection but is hesitant to join the fight to free the Kree from the Phalanx. However, Gamora and Drax, also infected with the transmode virus, arrive on Kvch and are transformed by the virus into a Babel Spire, which summons Tyro's father, a Technarch Siredam.[22] During the ensuing battle, Warlock sacrifices all of his lifeglow to completely cure Nova in order for the latter to distract the Siredam long enough for Tyro to escape. Tyro, inspired by this selfless act, defeats his father and takes possession of his body, using the inestimable amount of lifeglow he gains to revive Warlock and cure Gamora and Drax. They agree to join Nova,[23] and Warlock personally battles the Phalanx's leader, Ultron (possessing Adam Warlock). Warlock is able to purge Ultron from Adam Warlock, allowing Quasar to restore the real Adam's soul. Following Ultron's defeat, Warlock, Tyro, and Wraith begin curing the infected Kree.[24]

New Mutants Reunion

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Warlock returns to Earth in New Mutants (vol. 3) #5 (November 2009)[25] and helps free the resurrected Cypher from the influence of Selene during the 2009–2010 "Necrosha" storyline.[26][27] He joins the X-Men's New Mutants squad, reuniting with some of his old teammates,[28] and appears regularly in subsequent issues of New Mutants (vol. 3). In the 2010 "Second Coming" storyline, the New Mutants are sent to engage the Right and Cameron Hodge. During the battle, Cypher convinces Warlock to absorb Hodge and his soldiers' lifeglow to save their friends from imminent death.[29] Taking sentient lives, however reluctantly, deeply troubles Warlock and he soon after purges the harvested lifeglow.[30] Later, he helps defeat Truefriend, an alternate future version of Cypher who took over the world with Warlock's transmode virus,[31] and saves Tyro from the resurfacing influence of the Siredam.[32]

All-New X-Factor

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Warlock next appears in All-New X-Factor (2014–2015) when the corporate-sponsored X-Factor investigates Techno, Inc., a tech company they discover was founded by Warlock and the Magus.[33] He reveals that following the battle with Truefriend, Warlock secretly put a piece of himself into Cypher to monitor his friend, afraid he may hurt himself in his depression over the possibility of becoming his villainous alternate future self. Soon after, the Magus reached out to Warlock to make amends and to seek his aid in helping the Technarchy recover from a lethal virus that has devastated their species, reducing the population to only 10%. Reconciling, they established a base on Earth, disguising it as Techno, Inc. Following their discovery, Warlock decides to join X-Factor and amicably parts ways with his father.[34] During his tenure with X-Factor, Warlock develops a crush on and later has a relationship with his robotic teammate Danger, eventually sharing a piece of his soul with her. After the team disbands, the two of them part ways.[35][36]

Civil War II

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In New Avengers (vol. 4) during the 2016–2017 "Civil War II" event, Warlock works with Sunspots's A.I.M.[37] and helps trap and defeat the Maker.[38]

Dead Souls and Uncanny X-Men

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In the 2018 limited series The New Mutants: Dead Souls, Warlock becomes ill and isolates himself in an abandoned cabin in Canterbury, Connecticut. He later inadvertently frightens a young mutant with explosive powers and as a result is seemingly killed. The mutant, named Christian, is infected with Warlock's transmode virus and subsequently loses control of his powers, causing a massive explosion which kills himself and his mother.[39] Mirage is sent to investigate the explosion and comes into contact with Warlock's remains. In a desperate and confused attempt for survival, Warlock, still sick and unable to control his transmode virus, merges with her, forming the gestalt entity Moonlock. Moonlock goes on to infect Magik's New Mutants team, including Magik herself, Wolfsbane, Strong Guy, and Boom-Boom, and later Karma.[40] Moonlock and the infected mutants are all captured by the Office of National Emergency (O*N*E)[41] and forced into service as Sentinel-like mutant hunters and killers.[42]

Moonlock and the others are eventually rescued by the X-Men in Uncanny X-Men (vol. 5).[43] Beast determines that the virus is Warlock himself, spreading himself over many hosts so he does not completely drain one person. He convinces Warlock to reform and fully merge with one of Jamie Madrox's duplicates, curing Mirage and the New Mutants of their infections.[44] This new entity, dubbed Warlox, joins the X-Men in battling O*N*E and sacrifices himself to disable their techno-organic Sentinels.[45]

Krakoan Age

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After returning to life through unknown means and reconnecting with Cypher, Warlock appears in House of X (2019). In order to sustain the sentient island of Krakoa (which survives by draining the life forces of others) in the short-term while mutants build their own nation upon it, Warlock partially merges with it, feeding on the organic life of the island. As new parts of Warlock are made by consuming the organic matter, Krakoa in turn feeds upon Warlock. As more mutants move to Krakoa, Warlock is fed upon less and less. Additionally, Warlock's integration with the island makes him aware of everything that happens on it, acting as a surveillance system that Cypher, distrustful of Professor X, monitors. All of this is kept secret from everyone else on the island, with Cypher claiming that they have merged and Warlock is unable to leave Cypher's body, his presence noted by a techno-organic sleeve on Cypher's right arm.[46]

With Cypher, Warlock rejoins the New Mutants on Krakoa[47] and regularly appears alongside him throughout New Mutants (vol. 4), as well as in various other X-Men titles published during the Krakoan Age. During the 2020–2021 "X of Swords" event, his presence on Krakoa is revealed (though the extent of how deeply his systems run through the island remains a secret) and he takes the form of a blade to serve as Cypher's "sword" in the tournament.[48]

In the 2022–2023 limited series Legion of X, Warlock is infected and possessed by the mutant-hunting robot Nimrod and his connection with Krakoa is used to create organic Sentinels to wreak havoc on the island's population. Cypher is forced to disable Warlock, seemingly killing his best friend.[49] Warlock's soul is later revealed to be alive within Nimrod.[50] During the fall of Krakoa, Warlock is mentioned to have somehow survived and to be in the custody of the anti-mutant terrorist group Orchis.[51]

Other versions

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Exiles

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An alternate universe variant of Warlock who fused with Cypher after he was infected with the Legacy Virus appears in Exiles.[52]

Ultimate Marvel

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Warlock makes a non-speaking cameo appearance in Ultimate X-Men #58.

In other media

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Television

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Warlock appears in X-Men: The Animated Series, voiced by David Corban. This version came to Earth to avoid fusing with the Phalanx. He works with the X-Men to stop the Phalanx before returning to his homeworld in an attempt to reform them.

Film

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Warlock was intended to appear in The New Mutants as a member of the eponymous team, with Sacha Baron Cohen being considered for the role.[53][54][55][56]

Video games

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Warlock appears as a playable character in Marvel: Contest of Champions.

Merchandise

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Warlock was featured as the Build-a-Figure in the spring 2017 X-Men wave of Marvel Legends action figures.[57]

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