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| Real Name: Christopher Terrance Aaronson | ||||||||
| Also Known As: No known Alias | ||||||||
| Place Of Birth: Unknown | ||||||||
| First Appearance: X-Force Vol.1 #87 (1999) Modern Age Villain | ||||||||
| Known Associates: Bedlam, Tarot, Magma, Feral, Paradigm, Switch | ||||||||
| Group Affiliation: New Hellions | ||||||||
| Base Of Operations: Mobile | ||||||||
| Grudges: X-Force | ||||||||
| Creators: John Francis Moore and Jim Cheung | ||||||||
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| Telepathic Static: King Bedlam can mentally disrupt other peoples' thoughts by instilling telepathic static in the minds of others that disrupt higher brain functions. People affected by his mental attacks become incapable of concentrating on any conscious action, and are often completely disabled to the point where they lose control of their autonomic motor functions, collapsing into a semi-conscious heap. A signature of his power is that his victims begin spouting gibberish. | |||||||
| Telepathic Immunity: The static also produces psionic interference that offeres him and others protection from telepathy and other forms of psychic manipulation. | |||||||
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| Years later, he resurfaced, leading the New Hellions, and hoped to ransom the United States government for a fortune by unleashing the Armageddon Man. | ||||
| When Christopher killed his parents by causing them to crash their car, he was separated from his brother Jesse, and what happened to him is unknown. What is known is that the White Queen hoped to recruit him into the original Hellions, an offer he declined, although Tarot had fallen in love with him. Somehow, the two lovers' souls became inextricably bound to one another, resulting in Tarot's reincarnation even after being slaughtered by the homicidal maniac Trevor Fitzroy. | ||||
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| King Bedlam at Marvel Database | ||||
| King Bedlam at Comic Vine | ||||