| Alias |
 |
| Morlocks |
| Nick
Name |
| Sewer
Dwellers |
| Founding
Members |
| Unknown |
| New
York Morlocks |
|
Annalee
Ape
Beautiful
Bertram
Berzerker
Bliss
Bouncer
Blowhard
Brain
Cell
Brute
Chickenwings
Dreamer
Caliban
Callisto
Cybelle
Erg
Ent
Feral
Healer
Hump
Jo
Leech
Lighning Bug
Marilou
Marrow
Masque
MeMe
Mikhail Rasputin
Mole
Monte
Mother
Inferior
Pester
Piper
II
Pixie
Plague
Samson
Scakeface
Skids
Storm
Tar Baby
Thornn
Tommy Zeek |
| Chicago
Morlocks |
|
Angel Dust
Cell
Electric Eve
Litterbug
Postman
Shatter
Trader |
| London
Morlocks |
|
Burning Puddle
Carla
Double Helix
Harmony
Hope
Miss Saccharine |
| Occupation |
| Community of mutants
living in the sewers and tunnels under major cities. |
| Legal
Status |
| Various members have
criminal records. |
| Nation
or Planet of Origin |
| Earth |
| Group
Alliances |
|
New York Morlocks
X-Factor
X-Men
Chicago Morlocks
None
London Morlocks
X-Men |
| Base
of Operations |
| Sewers and tunnels under
New York and New Jersey. |
| Accessories |
| Items
commonly found in sewers. |
| Common
Enemies |
|
New York Morlocks
Marauders
Mr.
Sinister
X-Men
Chicago Morlocks
Sentinels
London Morlocks
Church of Humanity |
| Regularly
Appearing |
|
Morlocks
Power
Pack Vol. 1
Uncanny
X-Men
X-Men Vol. 2 |
| First
Appearance |
|
Uncanny
X-Men #169 (May, 1983) |
| Creator |
| Chris Claremont & Paul
Smith |
| Origin |
| A
community of mutants who consider themselves outcast from society take
refuge in the sewers and tunnels beneath major cities.
Taking their name for the subterranean creatures of H. G. Wells novel The
Time Machine, they are the Morlocks. |