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- Jean Grey
- Angel
- Beast
- Iceman
- Cyclops
- Havok
- Wolfsbane
- Polaris
- Strong Guy
- Jamie Madrox
The formation of X-Factor occurred because Jean Grey returned from the dead. In the first (and one of the best) issue of theX-Factor comics, Reed Richards of the Fantastic Four had called in Angel and told him they found Jean in a cocoon in a harbor and the Dark Phoenix that died was only posing as her. This led to Jean and Angel bringing the origi...
Angel was the first person to learn that Jean Grey was alive and went to talk to her before contacting the rest of the original X-Men members. While Cyclops wanted to keep a distance and originally rejected Jean's ideas, Angel sought her out when she left and agreed that they should form this new team. It was also Angel that was instrumental in est...
The first person that Angel and Jean Grey convinced to join the team was the Beast. It was perfect timing as well. Angel, Beast, and Iceman were part of the Defenders and that group had just broken up. Beast was trying to get a job at a university, but they rejected him because he was a mutant. That is when he got the call from Angel and when he sh...
Iceman joined up at the same time as Beast, but his story played out just one page later when he was working a boring office job and jumped at the chance to get back into the action. As the youngest member of the original X-Men, Iceman was still ready to be a hero. RELATED: 10 Best X-Men Comic Issues of the 1990s His stay with the team went better ...
Cyclops was the first leader of X-Factor, but he was also the last to join. With Jean Grey back from the dead, Cyclops was put into a tough spot. He married Madelyne Pryor after Jean died and the two had a son named Nathan. He left his wife and baby to join X-Factor, one of Marvel's best non-X-Men mutant teams. This caused him a lot of pain at firs...
Over the years, X-Factor saved several young mutants from humans who hated and feated them. These mutants became known as X-Terminators and helped X-Factor on their missions. However, when X-Factor broke up and X-Terminators merged with the New Mutants, the government wanted to form a new X-Factor team. RELATED: The First 10 Members Of The X-Men, I...
When Val went to find Havok, he happened to have a close friend with him at the time in Wolfsbane. This is Rahne Sinclair, one of the founding members of the New Mutants. When Havok joined up, Wolfsbane joined him, showing an attraction that was part of the remnants of her bonding with him forcibly on Genosha. Wolfsbane remains better known for her...
Havok refused to have anything to do with the team at first, but then Val mentioned that Polaris was going to be part of the team, which brought in Havok instantly. Polaris and Havok had a long history together and a romantic relationship in the past that gave X-Factor something extra when the two joined forces again. Polaris ended up as a co-leade...
Along with Polaris, Strong Guy was another mutant that Val brought in to serve on the team. Before this, Strong Guy was a new mutant in Marvel Comics, one of the mutants found living on Muir Island and controlled by Shadow King. With his rescue and the defeat of X-Factor, Strong Guy accepted Val's invitation to join the new team along with Polaris....
While Cyclops and Havok were the first two leaders of X-Factor, it was Jamie Madrox as Multiple Man who took the team on his shoulders and changed what it meant to the mutant world. Jamie joined at the same time as Polaris and Strong Guy, under Havok's leadership, but he ended up taking over as the leader in 2004. Madrox is who turned X-Factor into...
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The X Factor is a television music competition franchise created by British producer Simon Cowell and his company Syco Entertainment. It originated in the United Kingdom , where it was devised as a replacement for Pop Idol (2001–2003), and has been adapted in various countries.
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X-Factor launched in 1986 featuring a team composed of the five original X-Men that debuted in X-Men #1 (1963): Angel – A millionaire heir, capable of flight by means of two feathery wings extending from his back. Beast – A brilliant scientist possessing bestial strength and agility.
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Founded by former X-Men, X-Factor publicly posed as humans who claimed to capture dangerous mutants; in truth, they rescued young mutants to protect and train them. X-Factor hired Cameron Hodge to handle public relations, unaware his bigotry would lead him to generate media hype against the "mutant menace". While they still covertly went into ...
Jul 25, 2015 · Release date: January 14, 1986. Cover date: April, 1986. X-Factor #4. "Trials and Errors" Release date: February 18, 1986. Cover date: May, 1986. X-Factor #5. "Tapped Out" Release date: March 18, 1986. Cover date: June, 1986. X-Factor #6. "Apocalypse Now!" Release date: April 15, 1986. Cover date: July, 1986.
