The Krakoa Era saw the X-Men and their greatest enemies team-up to create a mutant nation on the living mutant island of Krakoa. This opened up a lot of new story potential, but it also took away a brilliant rogues gallery of antagonists. However, Jonathan Hickman, the writer who came up with the Krakoa Era concept, gave mutants a new enemy – the Orchis Initiative, an organization made up of members of every secret organization out there. The organization also had a group of powerful leaders, like Nimrod, Omega Sentinel, Doctor Stasis, Feilong, and more.Fall of X saw the Orchis Initiative strike, breaking the power of Krakoa and scattering the X-Men to winds. Orchis has been around since 2019, and several creators have shown the breadth of the group, but their sudden jump in power doesn’t really feel earned. Marvel has fielded many anti-mutant organizations in the past, but none of them have gotten as comically powerful as quickly as Orchis, which is starting to become a big problem.The Orchis Initiative debuted in House of X #1. It debuts on one of the issue’s information pages, that explains that Dr. Alia Gregor, an A.I.M. scientist, wrote a letter as a thought experiment about how mutants would overtake humanity as dominant species if they were allowed to flourish for too long. The only reason they hadn’t already was because of events like the destruction of Genosha and Scarlet Witch’s depowering of the mutant race. Gregor put forth that the only way to keep mutantkind under control was to keep an eye on them, so that every time they got too powerful, they could be smacked down. Gregor proposed making an organization that combined every secret agency in the world – from S.H.I.E.L.D. to Hydra – whose entire job it would be to keep knocking down the mutant race every time they got too powerful or numerous.RELATED: 10 Best Marvel Comics You Should Read To Prepare For Fall of XRELATED: After Iceman, Rogue & Gambit Comics, More X-Men Deserve Solo Books
The Krakoa Era saw the X-Men and their greatest enemies team-up to create a mutant nation on the living mutant island of Krakoa. This opened up a lot of new story potential, but it also took away a brilliant rogues gallery of antagonists. However, Jonathan Hickman, the writer who came up with the Krakoa Era concept, gave mutants a new enemy – the Orchis Initiative, an organization made up of members of every secret organization out there. The organization also had a group of powerful leaders, like Nimrod, Omega Sentinel, Doctor Stasis, Feilong, and more.
Fall of X saw the Orchis Initiative strike, breaking the power of Krakoa and scattering the X-Men to winds. Orchis has been around since 2019, and several creators have shown the breadth of the group, but their sudden jump in power doesn’t really feel earned. Marvel has fielded many anti-mutant organizations in the past, but none of them have gotten as comically powerful as quickly as Orchis, which is starting to become a big problem.
The Orchis Initiative debuted in House of X #1. It debuts on one of the issue’s information pages, that explains that Dr. Alia Gregor, an A.I.M. scientist, wrote a letter as a thought experiment about how mutants would overtake humanity as dominant species if they were allowed to flourish for too long. The only reason they hadn’t already was because of events like the destruction of Genosha and Scarlet Witch’s depowering of the mutant race. Gregor put forth that the only way to keep mutantkind under control was to keep an eye on them, so that every time they got too powerful, they could be smacked down. Gregor proposed making an organization that combined every secret agency in the world – from S.H.I.E.L.D. to Hydra – whose entire job it would be to keep knocking down the mutant race every time they got too powerful or numerous.
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