The designation "Earth-TRN965" used in this article is unofficial , used by this wiki for internal purposes only until an official designation is provided by Marvel.
History
The origin reality of the Ex-Mutants. In the near future, a man-caused nuclear war devastated the planet and turned all the survivors into deformed mutants. Decadent warlord Sluggo treats enslaves other mutants in the city, Sluggtown. Robotic-looking cyborg Professor Jonathan Kildare has used his scientific expertise and precious equipment to turn six young mutants into humans, releasing them from the problems of mutations. The Ex-Mutants confronted Sluggo in an attempt to release the slaves and improve the innocents' lives.[1] Eventually, Sluggo was defeated and Sluggtown was fred.
Earth-TRN965 was attacked by interdimensional conqueror Extreme, who was also attacking Earth-1136. During this battle, and although Extreme was defeated, Sluggtown and a number of Earth-TRN965 locals, including the Ex-Mutants, were transported to Earth-1136, with Sluggtown merging with Los Angeles.[2]Residents
- Ex-Mutants (formerly)
- Ackroyd
- Bud
- Dillon
- Shannon
- Piper
- Tanya
- Professor Jonathan Kildare
- Zygote
- Sluggo
- Mama Mia
Notes
- The original Ex-Mutant independent comic-book Volume 1 was created by David Lawrence and Ron Lim, edited by David Campiti, and published in 1986 by Eternity Comics, then by Pied Piper Comics's Amazing Comics imprint. After legal disputes between authors and publishers, Malibu Comics obtained the rights on the series, continuing the story. In 1992, however, Malibu decided to reboot the Ex-Mutants series, with different characters, a different world and keeping only the name and, to some extent, the spirit of the original.
- Malibu's videogame division, Malibu Interactive, also released a SEGA Genesis videogame about the Ex-Mutants.[3]