Malon Reeves
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Malon Estella Reeves is a fictional character
, a mutant
in the Marvel Comics
Universe. Her first appearance was in The Brotherhood #4.
's London Cell ripped through her bodyguards in an attempt to kidnap/recruit her. The team's flyer, Clive, followed, but Malon ran him over with her sportscar. Trying to find a safe place, Malon ran to a club where many of her friends frequented. The Brotherhood followed and tore through everyone there too. Just when she thought she was stuck, her latent mutant powers kicked in, burning Bela's hand and destroying Fiona
's zombies. A backhand from Bryson was enough to put her out, however.
Bryson Bale
came to Malon's defense when fellow Brotherhoodite Bela
began torturing her. Bryson then took her on a little excursion to show her where her money came from. He brought her to her uncle's free clinic, where he was doing abortions on mutant feti and studying them. After destroying the place, she asked Bryson to take her back to the Brotherhood.
In a tape sent to her father, Malon and Bryson announced they would destroy his assets and fund the Brotherhood with his money. Her and Bryson kept getting closer and closer, until her father set a military strike on the London Cell's base. All the members escaped, but Bryson and Malon decided to face down her demons and confront her father. After admitting he had her mother killed, Malcolm Reeves
, her father, flamed on and attempted to attack her, Bryson jumped to her defense, but was knocked out of the window with him, to his apparent death. Marshal, who was lurking in the shadows, then offered her a chance to make things right. To help him get back at Hoffman.
In the jail Marshal had her, Fagin and Asher locked up in, he convinced her to avenge Bryson's death. Malon, along with Mike Asher
and Fagin, were sent to take care of a Brotherhood traitor. Marshal offered them a stunt body to fill in, but the traitor ended up being a she instead of a he. Marshal, along with Asher's explosive blood and a pocketknife fixed the situation, and the London Cellers returned to Hoffman. Hoffman then announced their next target, the X-Force
's Doop
.
Before the X-Force appreciation parade, Malon helped separate Asher and Fagin, who got into an argument. Later, down on the street, the three were caught in a battle between other Brotherhood members and X-Force, and things got ugly. Malon and Fagin decided to fight their way out, but Malon was quickly knocked into the Spike
, who impaled her.
Fictional character
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, a mutant
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in the Marvel Comics
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Universe. Her first appearance was in The Brotherhood #4.
Fictional character biography
Malon somehow escaped her mansion, while the BrotherhoodBrotherhood of Mutants
The Brotherhood of Mutants, originally known as the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, is a fictional Marvel Comics supervillain team devoted to mutant superiority over normal humans. They are among the chief adversaries of the X-Men...
's London Cell ripped through her bodyguards in an attempt to kidnap/recruit her. The team's flyer, Clive, followed, but Malon ran him over with her sportscar. Trying to find a safe place, Malon ran to a club where many of her friends frequented. The Brotherhood followed and tore through everyone there too. Just when she thought she was stuck, her latent mutant powers kicked in, burning Bela's hand and destroying Fiona
Fiona (comics)
Fiona Dunn is a fictional character, a mutant in the Marvel Comics Universe. Her first appearance was in The Brotherhood #4.-Fictional character biography:...
's zombies. A backhand from Bryson was enough to put her out, however.
Bryson Bale
Bryson Bale
Bryson Bale is a fictional character, a mutant in the Marvel Comics Universe. His first appearance was in The Brotherhood #4.-Fictional character biography:...
came to Malon's defense when fellow Brotherhoodite Bela
Bela (comics)
Bela is a fictional character, a mutant in the Marvel Comics Universe. His first appearance was in The Brotherhood #4.-Fictional character biography:...
began torturing her. Bryson then took her on a little excursion to show her where her money came from. He brought her to her uncle's free clinic, where he was doing abortions on mutant feti and studying them. After destroying the place, she asked Bryson to take her back to the Brotherhood.
In a tape sent to her father, Malon and Bryson announced they would destroy his assets and fund the Brotherhood with his money. Her and Bryson kept getting closer and closer, until her father set a military strike on the London Cell's base. All the members escaped, but Bryson and Malon decided to face down her demons and confront her father. After admitting he had her mother killed, Malcolm Reeves
Malcolm Reeves
Malcolm Reeves is a fictional character, a mutant in the Marvel Comics Universe. His first appearance was in The Brotherhood #4.-Fictional character biography:...
, her father, flamed on and attempted to attack her, Bryson jumped to her defense, but was knocked out of the window with him, to his apparent death. Marshal, who was lurking in the shadows, then offered her a chance to make things right. To help him get back at Hoffman.
In the jail Marshal had her, Fagin and Asher locked up in, he convinced her to avenge Bryson's death. Malon, along with Mike Asher
Mike Asher
Michael "Mike" Asher is a fictional character, a mutant in the Marvel Comics Universe. His first appearance was in The Brotherhood #1.-Fictional character biography:...
and Fagin, were sent to take care of a Brotherhood traitor. Marshal offered them a stunt body to fill in, but the traitor ended up being a she instead of a he. Marshal, along with Asher's explosive blood and a pocketknife fixed the situation, and the London Cellers returned to Hoffman. Hoffman then announced their next target, the X-Force
X-Statix
X-Statix was a fictional team of mutant superheroes in Marvel Comics, specifically designed to be media superstars. The team, created by Peter Milligan and Mike Allred, first appears in X-Force #116 and originally assumed the moniker X-Force, taking the name of the more traditional superhero team,...
's Doop
Doop (comics)
Doop is a fictional character in the Marvel Universe who was created by writer Peter Milligan and artist Mike Allred. He made his debut in X-Force vol. 1 #116. He is a green, floating spheroid creature of unknown origins who spoke in a "language" all his own . Doop is a bisexual creature...
.
Before the X-Force appreciation parade, Malon helped separate Asher and Fagin, who got into an argument. Later, down on the street, the three were caught in a battle between other Brotherhood members and X-Force, and things got ugly. Malon and Fagin decided to fight their way out, but Malon was quickly knocked into the Spike
Spike (comics)
Spike and The Spike are the names of several fictional characters in Marvel Comics. Recent characters of this name have had similar powers to generate projectile spikes, possibly inspired by Spyke from X-Men: Evolution....
, who impaled her.