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N'astirh
N'astirh is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. N'astirh first appeared in X-Factor #32 and was created by Louise Simonson and Jon Bogdanove.
N'astirh is a demon from Otherplace with great magical skills and a master manipulator. Despite his power and loyalty to his lord Belasco, Belasco passes him over as a potential apprentice, seeing demons as fit only to be servants. When Illyana Rasputin rises up to replace Belasco as lord of Otherplace, N'astirh steals Belasco's spellbook and flees from Limbo into Earth's past. After years of study, he masters all the spells in the book.The New Mutants #71
Using Belasco's stolen book of spells, N'astirh sends demons to abduct mutant infants, and is given Wiz Kid as a captive.X-Terminators #2 N'astirh is informed by Cameron Hodge about Mister Sinister's orphanage for mutant children.X-Factor #34 When Hobgoblin offers to make a Faustian bargain to trade his soul for the power of a demon, N'astirh scoffs at the offer, and on a whim, he grants Hobgoblin the requested power free of charge by fusing him with a demon,The Spectacular Spider-Man #147 which would eventually break away to become Demogoblin.Web of Spider-Man #86 N'astirh also makes a pact with Madelyne Pryor, who uses this alliance to get revenge against the Marauders and the safe return of her son Nathan.The Uncanny X-Men #239–241
Madelyne Pryor, N'astirh and S'ym plot a demonic invasion, starting with Manhattan. N'astirh and S'ym manipulate Illyana Rasputin into opening an inter-dimensional portal at the Empire State Building, through which N'astirh's demons invade Manhattan. During the invasion, N'astirh coerces Illyana, Meggan, and Madelyne towards their darker sides.The Uncanny X-Men #240 Illyana eventually closes the portal, sealing the demons in Limbo.The New Mutants #71–73 While N'astirh battles S'ym for rule of Limbo and Earth, he is infected and transformed by the transmode virus. He claims he has 'become' magic, since he can now process and cast spells almost simultaneously.X-Terminators #4; The New Mutants #72 N'astirh captures Nathan Summers. When N'astirh learns Madelyne has fallen into madness, he returns and presents Madylyne her son as a sacrifice.X-Factor #37 He is ultimately destroyed by an overload of lightning driven into him by Storm.The Uncanny X-Men #242
N'astirh is resurrected by Illyana Rasputin, who herself had been resurrected by Belasco. He no longer seems to possess the enhancements and abilities given to him as a result of his exposure to the techno-organic virus. He also appears to be far more animalistic and savage than before and has not displayed any of the cunning and manipulative personality traits he once had.New X-Men vol. 2 #41
Vast magical powers grant him the ability to manipulate the forces of magic for various effects, generate mystical energy as force bolts and protective shields, increase his size and strength, regenerate his injuries and tap into the innate evil of humans and turn them into demons with a touch. He also has the ability of flight due to his natural leather wings. Transformation by the techno-organic transmode virus allows him the ability to alter his own shape and can rebuild his body from a single cell when destroyed or injured, and he can infect others with the transmode virus, converting them into "techno-organic" beings and absorbing their life energy. The virus also granted him a computer like mind allowing him to cast spells and process them almost simultaneously. N'astirh has a gifted intellect, and possesses extensive knowledge of black magic gained through study of Belasco's principal book of sorcery.
N'astirh in other media Android replicas of N'astirh appear as mini-bosses in Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge. N'astirh appears in Marvel Heroes, voiced by Steve Blum.
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N'Kantu, the Living Mummy
Naga
Naga is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Naga was created by writer Roy Thomas and artist Marie Severin and first appeared in Sub-Mariner #9 (January 1969).
A member of Homo mermanus, Naga ruled the underwater nation of Lemuria. After falling under the thrall of the malevolent serpent god, Set, Naga became a mutated, long-lived and superpowered emperor of Lemuria. He was later assassinated by his own ally, Karthon the Quester.
Wilfred Nagel Wilfred Nagel is a scientist who was tasked with recreating the super-soldier serum following the death of its creator, Abraham Erskine. To this end, Nagel recruited 300 African-American soldiers for use as subjects. Isaiah Bradley was the only person to survive the procedures and took on the mantle of Captain America.Truth: Red, White & Black #3 (March 2003)
Wilfred Nagel in other media Wilfred Nagel appears in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, portrayed by Olli Haaskivi. This version is a former Hydra scientist who was contracted by Power Broker to recreate the super-soldier serum. Amidst an attack by Madripoor bounty hunters, Nagel is killed by Helmut Zemo.
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Namor
Namora
Namorita
Native Native is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Native first appeared in Wolverine vol. 3 #13 and was created by Greg Rucka and Darick Robertson.
Native was captured by the Weapon X program, the same program that gave the X-Men's Wolverine his adamantium skeleton. The scientists working there gave her the codename of "Feral." When Wolverine escaped from the organization, so did Native. Wolverine and Native spent some time together in a cabin on the hills of British Columbia, where they became lovers for some time. It is unclear why Wolverine left Native.Wolverine vol. 3 #17 Trying to survive, Native's presence was rediscovered years later by an offshoot of Weapon X led by Mr. Willoughby. Sabretooth was brought in by Willoughby to track and retrieve her with the help of the hunters Bowen and Peary. Sabretooth tracked her down, only for her to kill Bowen and Peary, outfight Sabretooth, and flee. Sabretooth then manipulated Wolverine into finding her upon visiting him in a bar in Montana.Wolverine vol. 3 #13 When Wolverine found Native, she shared a romantic interlude with him.Wolverine vol. 3 #14 Wolverine and Native were tracked by soldiers from the Weapon X offshoot who immobilized him and captured Native, whom they brought to The Workshop facility in Montana.Wolverine vol. 3 #16
While in captivity of Weapon X, Native was operated on by Doctor Vapor, who removed genetic material from her to be sold to other parties and discovered that Native's accelerated physiology had resulted in a pregnancy from her liaison with Wolverine.
Wolverine killed Doctor Vapor and left with Native. However, the pair were watched by Sabretooth who promised to finish what he started. Tracking the couple, Sabretooth revealed Native's condition, defeated Wolverine and subsequently killed Native.Wolverine vol. 3 #18
Native was a mutant who possessed a healing factor that allows her to recover from even the most severe wounds with remarkable speed. She also possessed superhumanly acute senses, as well as having sufficient superhuman strength and ferocity to allow her to successfully subdue an opponent over twice her size. Native's physiology was also accelerated to the extent that her body could conceive and gestate a fetus within a matter of hours. Despite the extent of her healing factor, Native was not immortal.
Nature Girl Lin Li, also known as Nature Girl and Armageddon Girl, is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character was created by Jason Latour and Mahmud Asrar, and made her first appearance in Wolverine and the X-Men (vol. 2) #1 (March 2014).
Lin Li is a mutant who possesses antlers and an affinity with nature, allowing her to communicate with and control animals and plants. Lin enrolled at the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning. She made connections to Krakoa and the Bamfs while at the school, as well a friendship with fellow student Trevor Hawkins (Eye-Boy).
Lin Li becomes a citizen of Krakoa when it is established as a mutant nation. On Krakoa, Lin becomes disillusioned with the way nature is treated. She forms X-Men Green, an eco-terrorist group, alongside the mutant Curse. In part due to Curse's influence, Lin becomes increasingly malicious, leading her to turn against the X-Men.
Nature Girl in other media
Nature Girl makes non-speaking appearances in X-Men '97. Nature Girl appears in Marvel's Wolverine.
Nebula
Nebulo
Nebulo is an Inhuman whose Terrigenesis turned him into a living shadow. Nebulo is among the evil Inhumans who are judged by Black Bolt. Nebulo, Aireo, Falcona, Leonus, Stallior, and Timberius are banished to the Un-Place by Black Bolt until an incident causes them to be accidentally freed by Hulk. Nebulo and the Inhumans side with Maximus in his plans to take the throne from Black Bolt.Incredible Hulk Annual #1
Evelyn Necker Evelyn Necker is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. She first appeared as a supporting character in Death's Head (second series) #1, published by the Marvel UK imprint, and was created by Dan Abnett and Liam Sharp. In 2008, writers Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning (DnA) used Necker as a supporting character while writing Nova, as a member of Project Pegasus during that comic's involvement with Marvel's Secret Invasion event.Nova #17 (2008) In the story, it was mentioned that Necker was working on a project to develop a cyborg called "Minion." DnA said "This is us just having fun- the Death's Head thread has recently been worked back into the Marvel Universe via Planet Hulk, and we thought we would tie a few loose ends together."Quantum Leap: DnA Talk "Nova", Comic Book Resources, September 25, 2008
Necker is a scientist working for A.I.M in the year 2020 of an alternate future. Her funding was being cut, and so her MINION cyborg super soldier project had a few corners cut on quality. The first attempt (in 2018) was run by an automobile engine and had the brain of a homeless alcoholic. This being became known as Death Wreck, and stumbled into various cross-time adventures (as told in his own short-lived comic, Death Wreck).
Necrom Necrom is a supervillain appearing in Marvel Comics. The character was created by writer/artist Alan Davis, and first appeared in Excalibur #46 (January 1992), which depicted him as the previous Sorcerer Supreme of an alternate reality who sought the power of the cosmic entity known as the Phoenix Force.
Necrom was the mentor of Merlyn and Feron, two students that he attempted to use to harness magical energy, but the pair turned on Necrom after he absorbs a portion of the Phoenix Force, causing him to retreat. Merlyn created the Captain Britain Corps and Feron trained his descendant to defeat Necrom in the event of his return. Necrom conquers an alternate Earth, but is defeated by Kylun and flees to the main Marvel Universe. He faces Excalibur and is killed when Rachel Summers tricks him into absorbing her portion of the Phoenix Force.Excalibur #50 (March 1992)
Necromancer Necromancer is the name of several characters appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.
Stephen Strange of Counter-Earth
Necromancer is the Counter-Earth counterpart of Stephen Strange. He killed Counter-Earth's Baron Mordo to avenge the death of the Ancient One. Necromancer planned to use Counter-Earth's Book of the Vishanti to conquer Earth only to end up trapped inside it by Eternity.Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #46-47 (August-September 1992)
Necromancer (demon)
The second Necromancer is a shapeshifting demon.Marvel Comics Presents #128 (May 1993)
Michael Hawthorne