He agreed that if he could he would, and then Lara the Illusionist dropped her show to reveal that the destruction had been an illusion, as Ishmael had recruited her last minute to avert the disaster and Bishop had absorbed all of the energy output.

[2] Mr. M also did good things with his powers: He regularly fixed people's electronics, and once saved Officer Ismael Ortega's daughter by removing a bullet from her body and sealing the wound.

[volume & issue needed] Mr. M had made several enemies in his lifetime, and one of the dangling plotlines of the series involved a hit put out on his life.

The individual actually came very close to succeeding, shooting him three times in the head at point-blank range, however his mutant abilities saved him.

He visited his hospitalized friend Hanna, who was growing insane due to all of the bugs that had begun to attack her when she lost her mutant power, and helped to heal her mind.

[3] Other displays of his power in the 198 camp were: creating a small pterodactyl and evolving it into butterflies, restoring the hair of Lorelei Travis that had been cut off by angry Purity members, and creating force fields to stop the fighting between Fever Pitch, Sack, Erg and the Sentinels.

When the true purpose of the "tracking" chips is revealed, he removes them from all the mutants that were implanted, then declares that he is leaving for a new sanctuary and that any are welcome to follow.

[8][9][10] Later on, Abigail Brand considered Absolon as a potential replacement for Fabian Cortez's role in The Six,[11] but eventually chose Arakki mutant, Korra the Burning Heart instead.

[13] Eventually a team of mutants led by Captain Britain made it to Mercator fulfilling Apocalypse's prophesy, unfortunately they were followed by the mutant-hating King Arthur, Mercator greeted Arthur personally and informed him that he'd be tested by the land itself, which was unfortunate for him because he was a horrible person, before pushing him into quicksand.