May 2
‘Secret X-Force’ Commission by Dima Ivanov
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‘Secret X-Force’ Commission by Dima Ivanov
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Nothing to see here, just some pictures I dug up from the internet for a personal project.
Jesse Aaronson is a Black hero, the bolt-blasting Bedlam (a.k.a. Jesse Bedlam); gifted w/ the mutant power to perceive & manipulate bio-electrical energy in (ie generate electricity, EMPs, alter neural states like pain or sleep, etc), his heroic path started by seeking X-Force for help finding his estranged older brother; after learning his brother had taken a darker path, Jesse briefly tried to reconnect, but ended up favoring X-Force heroics; he died, but recently returned, and reconciled w/ his brother (even aiding the X-Men alongside the new Hellions)!
Original post HERE on Twitter
X-Force 103 was published with a cover date of June 2000. The issue introduced Dr Niles Roman, created by Warren Ellis, Ian Edington, and Whilce Portacio. ("Games Without Frontiers Part 2", X-Force 103, Marvel Comic Event)
@mitsubinyuri i think this is your guy and my guy at once
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farewell at acolyte's cove.
(L-R) bling, bedlam, prodigy, monet.
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From X-Men Vol. 7 #010, “Brinkmanship”
Art by Netho Diaz, Sean Parsons and Fer Sifuentes-Sujo
Written by Jed MacKay
