Subject: Onslaught: Redemption Chapter Six Citations
Date: Wed, 23 Oct 96 01:58:30 +0000
From: Swpwarrior@aol.com


                                     CITATIONS

[1] The island of Kirinos and the hotel Charles stayed at while bumming
around Europe 20 years ago can be seen in Uncanny X-Men #113.

[2] Xavier described his time after Moira MacTaggart broke their
engagement 20 years ago: "I went a little crazy then. I became a
nomad, bumming around the Mediterranean. Eventually I came to
the isle of Kirinos. The people there needed my help... In return they
gave me the love and care I needed to burn the psychic poison out of
my system" while recounting his origin in Uncanny X-Men #117.

[3] Charles Xavier encountered his first fellow mutant (knowingly) ;
Ahmahl Farouk, The ShadowKing, while in Cairo 20 years ago in
Uncanny X-Men #117, and as a result was inspired to form The X-Men.

[4] Xavier was crippled again shortly after returning to Earth while
engaged in a psi-dual with The ShadowKing in Uncanny X-Men #280.

[5] Jean expressed worry over Xavier's lack of reaction and
unwillingness to even acknowledge the loss of the use of his legs
and termed it "unnatural" in X-Men #8 and Uncanny X-Men #289.

[6] Onslaught took Jean on a tour of The Astral Plane while
describing the duplicity and hypocrisy inherent in all men in
X-Men #53.

[7] After Legion's mind became whole, he acted with the power of a
god and instigated "The Age of Apocalypse" after mastering all of his
mutant powers as detailed in Uncanny X-Men #320.

[8] The Gamesmaster's presence at the Weisman Institute in
Vermont, part of Xavier's Underground Network, and unusually
aggressive behavior were revealed in X-Force #47 and #56. He is a
mutant "omni-path" capable of listening in on the thoughts of the
entire world's population at once.

[9] Upon her death, after being run over by a passing car, Jean
stayed with Annie and instinctively entered her mind to soothe her as
she died. However, Jean was unable to pull out of Annie's mind quick
enough and effectively experienced her death with her, leaving her
seriously emotionally traumatized.

[10] Onslaught referred to preparations for an unspecified "Gathering"
in Excalibur #99.

[11] Onslaught killed Blaquesmith, after stating "I know all I
need to know about your precious student. And I know he
cannot survive the trials ahead of him... without you" in Cable #32.

[12] Captain Christopher Summers is Scott Summers' (Cyclops)
Father. John Grey is Jean Grey's Father.

[13] The "First Generation" (the purest and most powerful) of
mutants were repeatedly referred to as "The Alpha Class" during
"The Age of Apocalypse" storyline.

[14] Professor Xavier immediately dismissed Bishop's claim
that Gambit was a traitor and request for a psi-scan in X-Men #8.

[15] Harper is Bastion's assistant as portrayed in, among many
issues, X-Factor #124.

[16] Reverend William Stryker was introduced in the Graphic
Novel; "X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills." His followers were known
as Purifiers. He is a human extremist, former military officer,
devoutly religious and genocidally anti-mutant. (See! I don't quote
the bible for my health!)