Age of Apocalypse - Age of Apocalypse Ongoing Series

Age of Apocalypse Ongoing Series

In Marvel's recent "Point One", a new team of anti-mutant humans calling themselves the X-Terminated, pledge to combat the rule of the currently ascended Weapon X and his minions, after X-Force's recent attempt to stop the genocidal successor of Apocalypse. The group consists of remaining members of the human race in the Age of Apocalypse who have been pushed to the edge of extinction by mutants. Members of that team are Prophet (William Stryker), Goodnight (a rebuilt Donald Pierce), Deadeye (Zora Risman), Fiend (Francesca Trask), and Horror Show (Graydon Creed).

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