Unfortunately, the 2005 ‘Decimation’ storyline revealed that she had lost her superpowers.

Other skills that are enhanced when she has these short bursts of power include her agility, her speed, and her stamina. These include an increase in her levels of adrenaline that allow her to gain superhuman strength for short periods of time and this means she can lift immensely heavy objects. She then defeats a Sentinel base before deciding to return home for good.Īngel Dust has a range of special powers in the comics. However, she is surprised when they are so understanding and accept her for who she is. She is fearful that they will reject her when they learn she is a mutant. She swears to help the Morlocks solve one issue above ground before returning home to her parents to tell them the truth. This character is a teenage mutant who runs away from home, much to the distress of her parents, and joins the Chicago branch of the Morlocks.

This fictional mutant character was created by writer Geoff Johns along with artist Shawn Martinbrough. However, this character was not originally a villain in the Marvel comics, so it begs the question of why the film’s producers decided to completely change the persona of this particular character.Īngel Dust is a character that first appeared in the Marvel comics in June 2002 in Morlocks #1. In the case of the 2016 superhero film ‘Deadpool’, the villain featured in the film was a character called Angel Dust. There has recently been a trend for superhero movies, and each of these has their own villain that moviegoers love to hate. Without the villain, the superhero is unlikely to look as amazing and storylines would be limited if the hero did not have a villain to defeat.

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