|
Alias |
 |
| Mojo
I |
| Nick
Name |
| The
Spineless One |
| Civilian
ID |
| Mojo |
| Occupation |
|
Movie and Television
Producer
Ruler of Mojoworld
Slave Trader
|
| Legal
Status |
| Apparently
deceased citizen of the extra-dimensional realm of Mojoworld. |
| Nation
or Planet of Origin |
| Mojoworld |
| Group
Affiliation |
| None |
| Base
of Operations |
| Mojoworld |
| Height |
| 6' 9" |
| Weight |
| 510 lbs. |
| Eye
Color |
| Yellow |
| Hair
Color |
| None |
| Skin
Tone |
| Yellow |
| Known
Powers |
| Extra-dimensional
being capable of mind control able to direct mystical anti-life forces
capable of twisting the forces of nature, also capable of focusing the
mystical forces as powerful concussive bolts from his hands. |
| Accessories |
|
Humanoid
Slaves: Artificial beings designed to carry out various task.
Mechanical Carriage:
Platform armed with a wide variety of weapons and tools used for
transportation due to Mojo, like all of his species, being an invertebrate
with no spine and apparently no legs.
X-Babies: Juvenile versions of the
X-Men created to improve television ratings.
|
| Common
Enemies |
|
Dazzler
II
Longshot
Mojo II
X-Babies
X-Men
|
| Regularly
Appearing |
|
Longshot
Vol. 1
Uncanny X-Men
|
| First
Appearance |
|
Longshot Vol. 1 #3 (Nov.
1985) |
| Creator |
| Ann
Nocenti & Arthur Adams |
| Origin |
| Nothing
is known of the history of Mojo and how he rose to power. On his home
planet of Mojoworld, in a dimension referred to as the Mojoverse, political
power is determined by television ratings and granted to the producer that
can create the best ratings. As a race, the beings of Mojoworld
are invertebrate and only accelerated in evolution after the creation of
humanoid exoskeletons by the scientist Arize. A minority of
invertebrates revolted against assuming bipedal motion and had Arize
create a race of humanoid slaves through genetic engineering to carry out
their desires.
The invertebrates' slaves
eventually rebelled under the leadership of the mutant humanoid
Longshot. With the assistance of Mojo's clone, also named Mojo, the
rebellion eventually succeeded in deposing Mojo and his apparent death. |