X-Force Vol 1 116

X-Force Vol 1 #116
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Art by: Mike Allred
Cover Date	July, 2001
Issue Details
Editor-in-Chief	Joe Quesada

1. "Exit Wounds"
Writer(s)	Peter Milligan
Penciler(s)	Michael Allred
Inker(s)	Michael Allred
Letterer(s)	Michael Allred Blambot
Editor(s)	Axel Alonso

 Under arrest ?! You gotta be kiddin' me ! I'm a member of the X-Force ! I can do whatever the hell I want ! 

—The Anarchist

Appearing in "Exit Wounds"

Featured Characters:

• X-Force (First appearance)
  • U-Go-Girl (Edie Sawyer) (First appearance)
  • The Anarchist (Tike Alicar) (Joins team) (First appearance)
  • Coach/The Arm (First appearance)
  • Doop (First appearance)
  • Battering Ram (Only appearance; dies)
  • Gin Genie (Beckah Parker) (Only appearance; dies)
  • La Nuit (Pierre Truffaut) (Only appearance; dies)
  • Plazm (Only appearance; dies)
  • Sluk (Byron Spencer) (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only) (Only appearance; dies)
  • Zeitgeist (Axel Cluney) (Apparent death) (Main story and flashback)

Supporting Characters:

• Boys R Us (Death)
  • The Shy One (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only) (Death)
  • The Guy with the dreads (Death)

Antagonists:

• Hostage takers (Death)
• Unnamed soldiers (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only) (Death)

Other Characters:

• Police forces
• Felicity (Only in flashback)
• Cindi  & an other unnamed woman (First appearance)
• Toni
• Several Californians
• X-Men (Cameo)
  • Cyclops (Cameo)
  • Wolverine (Cameo)

Locations:

• North Africa (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only)
• California
  • Los Angeles
    • Orange County
      • X-Force Café (First appearance)
    • Santa Monica
      • X-Force Tower (First appearance)
    • Beverly Hills
      • Four Season Hotel
• New York State
  • New York City
    • Sonic TV Headquarters

Synopsis for "Exit Wounds"

• Synopsis not yet written

Notes

• This is the first appearance of the media X-Force team, later called X-Statix. This is effectively the first issue of a new series.
• The imprint of this issue shows "May, 2001", though sequentially the series would have been "July, 2001".

Trivia

• This is the first issue of the series to not be approved by the Comics Code Authority. In 2001, Marvel moved away from the code and developed their own rating system.

See Also

• 13 image(s) from X-Force Vol 1 116

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