Worthington Industries (Earth-616)

Worthington Industries
Name	Worthington Industries
Aliases	Worthington Enterprises
Members
Current Member(s)	Board: Warren Worthington III, Ruth Aldine, Roxy Washington, Hisako Ichiki Guardian newspapers
Former Member(s)	Unnamed conspiring board, Mr. Childs, Maximus Lobo and Lobo Technologies, Candy Southern, Edmund (Guardian editor)
Affiliation and Identity
Identity	Public
Allies	Matthew Murdock (attorney), X-Men, X Foundation, formerly Kilgore's Hellfire Club (conspiring board)
Enemies	Kilgore's Hellfire Club
Origin and Status
Status	Active
Reality	Earth-616
Base of Operations	Worthington tower, Manhattan; San Francisco; Philadelphia Formerly White Plains (Lobo Technologies)
Creators and Appearances
First	Unknown
First	Unknown

History

Origin and Overview

The Worthington Industries was founded over 150 years ago, by the Worthington family, and today has become an international conglomerate with holdings in advanced aviation technology, periodicals (at least one newspaper), experimental alternative fuels and fancy frozen yoghurts, with nearly uncountable net worth.

Support of the Mutant Cause

The last few years, the company's CEO was Warren Worthington III, who used the resources of the company to sponsor the X-Men.

Angel Amnesiac

Due to his amnesia, the board of directors removed Warren from leadership, as they were conspiring against Worthington in order to illegally take control of the company. The whole board was oriented by Kilgore's Hellfire Club who offered them a private island.

Helped with the attorney Matthew Murdock, he regained control of his company, firing all the board members as their conspiration was telepathically proved. In order to replace them and as Angel didn't wanted to run his company but rather help new mutants, he recruited for his new board Anole, Blindfold, Bling! and Armor, his pals from A.P. Economics Class, the "best available candidates". Daredevil then left, pretty worried for Worthington Industries' health in the hands of the younglings, while Anole was intending to buy Disney.

Notes

• The company was apparently founded by the Warren Worthington I's parents or grandparents.
• Lobo Technologies is a subsidiary of Worthington Industries, owned by Maximus Lobo, headquartered in White Plains, New York.
• The Guardian is a newspaper owned by a filial subsidiary of Worthington Industries.

See Also

• 12 appearance(s) of Worthington Industries (Earth-616)
• 6 mention(s) of Worthington Industries (Earth-616)
• 7 member(s) of Worthington Industries (Earth-616)
• 1 item(s) used/owned by Worthington Industries (Earth-616)

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