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| Real Name: Martillo |
| Also Known As: No known Alias |
| Place Of Birth: The Vault |
| First Appearance: X-Men Legacy Vol.1 #238 (2010) Modern Age Villain |
| Known Associates: Sangre, Perro, Corregidora, Cadena, Olvido, Serafina, Luz, Piedra Dura |
| Group Affiliation: Children of the Vault |
| Base Of Operations: The Vault |
| Grudges: X-Men |
| Creators: Mike Carey and Clay Mann |
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| Martillo is a member of the Children Of The Vault. Their origin began in the 1970s with a research group under Bella Pagan, a temporal physicist. Their theories on temporal acceleration and parallel evolution were ignored by the scientific community at large, and they eventually turned to the Chilean government for funding. They convinced their providers to lease Martillo is a member of the Children Of The Vault. Their origin began in the 1970s with a research group under Bella Pagan, a temporal physicist. Their theories on temporal acceleration and parallel evolution were ignored by the scientific community at large, and they eventually turned to the Chilean government for funding. They convinced their providers to lease them the tanker El Conquistador, which was converted into a laboratory for their research. The team dropped off the map after the coup of 1973, which destroyed most records of the transaction. |
| The project remained shrouded in mystery until Doctor Casales, a member of the original team, hired the mutants Sabretooth and Pasco to kill his associates. Casales felt remorse over the unethical actions his team had performed, and hoped to erase any evidence of his involvement. After killing Casales, Sabretooth and his associate found the location of the tanker. The Children became determined to stop Sabretooth before he alerted the entire world to their existence. Five members were sent to kill him as he fled to the X-Mansion seeking asylum. |
