DEATH CHART - CHARACTERS: Page 3 of 5

When the time-jump mechanisms reversed themselves, X-23 arranged to materialize in the present at the exact space and time she left. She reappeared just in time to shoot the Leper Queen dead before she executed Boom-Boom. [X-Force (3rd series) #17, September 2009]

See Also: X-Force Counter X

When he heard Bastion's people were targeting the X-Men's teleporters, the cowardly Vanisher fled to his South America brothel. Stephen Lang was waiting for him, and Vanisher was shot repeatedly. He teleported away, but seemingly died on the side of the road filled with bullet wounds. [New Mutants (3rd series) #13, July 2010]

Despite his injuries, Vanisher apparently recovered and was later seen working with the Marauders. [Astonishing X-Men (3rd series) #48, May 2012]

Liquefied by General Callahan using the geme-bomb implanted in his skull by Office of National Emergency. [Uncanny X-Men (5th series) #19, August 2019]

Krakoan Resurrection Protocols. [X-Force (6th series) #1, January 2020]

Despite his explosive finale in New York City, Daken resurfaced months later without explanation. His healing factor appeared completely restored and his addiction to Heat was a thing of the past. [Uncanny X-Force (1st series) #26, August 2012]

Faced with the fact that his son was irredeemable, Wolverine fought Daken to the death. He ultimately drowned Daken in a shallow pool of water on Genosha. [Uncanny X-Force (1st series) #34, January 2013]

The Apocalypse Twins used the power of the Celestials to restore Daken. A Life Seed resurrected his fallen form, while a Death Seed corrupted him with the power of Apocalypse, turning him into one of the Four Horsemen of Death. [Uncanny Avengers (1st series) #9, August 2013]

While defending Atlantis from the pirate Plunderer, the Sub-Mariner was caught in an explosion and his people believed him dead for many months. Namor was in exile from the throne at the time for being a warmonger and did not return to let his people know he was alive as a result. [Tales to Astonish #99, January 1968]

The Atlanteans learned Namor was alive when he rescued them from the marauding barbarian Attuma, but a cruel jest by Attuma led Namor to believe his closest friends and allies had already been murdered by the hordes, and so a reunion between Namor and Atlantis was delayed further. [Sub-Mariner (1st series) #4, August 1968]

Out of vengeance for his role in the destruction of worlds during the Incursions, the Squadron Supreme targeted Namor and Atlantis. Hyperion removed Namor's head with a clean swipe of his atomic vision. [Squadron Supreme (4th series) #1, February 2016]

Later regretting their actions, the Squadron participated in a mystical spell that allowed them to retrieve Namor's essence from the moment of his death and reincarnate it into the present day. [Squadron Supreme (4th series) #14, February 2017]

After endless self-experimentation, McCoy finally pushed his body too far. Suffering from fatal degeneration, the Dark Beast required a containment suit to maintain his vital signs. He staged a series of attacks on the X-Men until his heroic counterpart located him. Cyclops blasted McCoy and damaged his suit, inadvertently causing him to finally succumb to his ailment and expire. [Uncanny X-Men (3rd series) #22, August 2014]

His original head was preserved by Sinister and grafted onto a new body, making him a cyborg. [Secret Warriors (2nd series) #3, August 2017 (explained in Uncanny X-Men (5th series) #13, May 2019]

After the Brotherhood was defeated, X-Force used the cloning technology at the White Sky facility to load Fantomex's body and reconstitute him back to life. Unfortunately, the machine recognized his three brains as independent readings, creating a body for each brain: Fantomex, Cluster and Weapon XIII. [Uncanny X-Force (1st series) #35, February 2013]

Kenji's cells survived and were harvested by David Harmon to create his own bio-mechanical parts. Harmon's efforts apparently stimulated Kenji's cellular structure enough that he fully regenerated, given time. [Storm (3rd series) #10, June 2015]