Brand X

Sauron: Carl Lycos was one of the first to join Bishop's X-Men. After spending many years fighting his dual identity of Sauron, Lycos has now mastered control over his other self. Using his powers over hypnosis, flight and energy draining, Lycos now leads the X-Men's feild squad, known as "X-Force".

Skids: The young mutant named Skid originally joined the X-Men with the intent to simply master her mutant forcefield. But upon seeing the monstrosities wrought by Onslaught's prelates and the human Right movement, Skids chose to join Sauron's "X-Force", so as to take the fight to the people responsible for these vile acts.

Hazard: Carter Ryking was unaware of his mutant powers over plasma energy until very late in his life, when he was discovered by the mutant-hunting Sentinels. After breaking free from one of the Human Resistance Movement's "mutant camps", Carter chose to join the X-Men, and later X-Force, to help bridge the gap between man and mutant.

Tower: Another victim of The Right's "genetic cleansing", the mutant named Tower lost his entire family to The Right's cruelty and only survived himself when the X-Men Pyro and Avalanche came to his aid. Now a member of Sauron's "X-Force", Tower is a mutant with a chip on his shoulder, whose own angers sometimes blind him to the situation at hand.

Sabra: The mutant know as Sabra joined the X-Men for one reason; to find the men who killed her son and exact her revenge. Ruth Bat Seraph, once personal bodyguard to the Human High Council's Gabrielle Haller, now works in conjunction with the Human High Council and Sauron's "X-Force", providing a source of communications between the two.

Fatale: Fatale was first discovered by X-Force during one of their battles against Onslaught's prelates. Although a member of a prelate squad, Fatale turned on her teammates, seeking an alliance with Sauron's "X-Force". While still unsure of her true intentions, Sauron has welcomed her in to his ranks, with her teleportational powers providing a valuable assest to the "X-Force" team.

Birdy: A mutant telepath, Birdy was rescued by the X-Men from Onslaught's slave pits, where she was subjected to hideous experimentation's at a very young age. When her mutant powers manifested themselves, Birdy made the mistake of confronting Jean Grey by her lonesome. This act almost cost her life, with Sauron risking everything to save her. She has since joined his "X-Force", and harbours secret affections towards her one-time saviour.

Pipeline: Pipeline, like Sabra, was once a member of the Human Resistance Movement, until his mutant powers manifested themselves in battle. Pipeline was then sought out by Sauron, who offered him a place on his "X-Force" team. Pipeline accepted, knowing he would still be able to make a difference against Onslaught's forces, who he despised heavily.
Super Sabre: Not much is know about the two men who have recently joined Sauron's "X-Force". The Crimson Commando and Super Sabre seem to be old friends, and fight for the side of justice. Super Sabre himself has the power of super-speed, which he uses to great effect as the team's scout.
Crimson Commando: The Crimson Commando and Super Sabre are the two enigmas of the "X-Force" team. Not much is know about their shared past together, except for the fact that they both fought for Onslaught at one time. The Commando himself was mutilated by Onslaught's prelate, Wolverine, and is now only alive thanks to the many cybernetic devices attached to his body.
Damask: The latest addition to "X-Force", Damask was a former member of the Hellfire Club, until it was destroyed at the hands of Black Air. Rather than choosing to remain with Shaw's rebuilt "Hellfire", or Frost's "Inner Circle", Damask headed for Portugal where she traded on the black markets until joining Sauron's "X-Force".
Senyaka: A mutant of few words, Senyaka's powers first manifested themselves at birth, causing him to be abandoned on the streets of Tokyo. There he was taken into the care of the homeless until Onslaught's war against mutants began. He was drove out, eventually seeking refuge with Bishop's X-Men. Now he works as a battle-hardened member of "X-Force", trying to prevent Onslaught's influence from reaching any further.

ISSUES CURRENTLY AVAILABLE

Series Writer: Benn Vallely

#1 - "Time of your life" (The Warzone pt.1)
#2 - "The Flames Climb Ever Higher" (Warzone pt.2)
#3 - "No Trust in Tomorrow" (Warzone pt.3)

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	Sauron: Carl Lycos was one of the first to join Bishop's X-Men. After spending many years fighting his dual identity of Sauron, Lycos has now mastered control over his other self. Using his powers over hypnosis, flight and energy draining, Lycos now leads the X-Men's feild squad, known as "X-Force".

	Skids: The young mutant named Skid originally joined the X-Men with the intent to simply master her mutant forcefield. But upon seeing the monstrosities wrought by Onslaught's prelates and the human Right movement, Skids chose to join Sauron's "X-Force", so as to take the fight to the people responsible for these vile acts.

	Hazard: Carter Ryking was unaware of his mutant powers over plasma energy until very late in his life, when he was discovered by the mutant-hunting Sentinels. After breaking free from one of the Human Resistance Movement's "mutant camps", Carter chose to join the X-Men, and later X-Force, to help bridge the gap between man and mutant.

	Tower: Another victim of The Right's "genetic cleansing", the mutant named Tower lost his entire family to The Right's cruelty and only survived himself when the X-Men Pyro and Avalanche came to his aid. Now a member of Sauron's "X-Force", Tower is a mutant with a chip on his shoulder, whose own angers sometimes blind him to the situation at hand.

	Sabra: The mutant know as Sabra joined the X-Men for one reason; to find the men who killed her son and exact her revenge. Ruth Bat Seraph, once personal bodyguard to the Human High Council's Gabrielle Haller, now works in conjunction with the Human High Council and Sauron's "X-Force", providing a source of communications between the two.

	Fatale: Fatale was first discovered by X-Force during one of their battles against Onslaught's prelates. Although a member of a prelate squad, Fatale turned on her teammates, seeking an alliance with Sauron's "X-Force". While still unsure of her true intentions, Sauron has welcomed her in to his ranks, with her teleportational powers providing a valuable assest to the "X-Force" team.

	Birdy: A mutant telepath, Birdy was rescued by the X-Men from Onslaught's slave pits, where she was subjected to hideous experimentation's at a very young age. When her mutant powers manifested themselves, Birdy made the mistake of confronting Jean Grey by her lonesome. This act almost cost her life, with Sauron risking everything to save her. She has since joined his "X-Force", and harbours secret affections towards her one-time saviour.

	Pipeline: Pipeline, like Sabra, was once a member of the Human Resistance Movement, until his mutant powers manifested themselves in battle. Pipeline was then sought out by Sauron, who offered him a place on his "X-Force" team. Pipeline accepted, knowing he would still be able to make a difference against Onslaught's forces, who he despised heavily.
	Super Sabre: Not much is know about the two men who have recently joined Sauron's "X-Force". The Crimson Commando and Super Sabre seem to be old friends, and fight for the side of justice. Super Sabre himself has the power of super-speed, which he uses to great effect as the team's scout.
	Crimson Commando: The Crimson Commando and Super Sabre are the two enigmas of the "X-Force" team. Not much is know about their shared past together, except for the fact that they both fought for Onslaught at one time. The Commando himself was mutilated by Onslaught's prelate, Wolverine, and is now only alive thanks to the many cybernetic devices attached to his body.
	Damask: The latest addition to "X-Force", Damask was a former member of the Hellfire Club, until it was destroyed at the hands of Black Air. Rather than choosing to remain with Shaw's rebuilt "Hellfire", or Frost's "Inner Circle", Damask headed for Portugal where she traded on the black markets until joining Sauron's "X-Force".
	Senyaka: A mutant of few words, Senyaka's powers first manifested themselves at birth, causing him to be abandoned on the streets of Tokyo. There he was taken into the care of the homeless until Onslaught's war against mutants began. He was drove out, eventually seeking refuge with Bishop's X-Men. Now he works as a battle-hardened member of "X-Force", trying to prevent Onslaught's influence from reaching any further.