Havok is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics, commonly in association with the X-Men. He first appears in The X-Men #54 (March 1969), …

The X-Men took Havok to Dr. Karl Lykos for treatment. Lykos tried to drain Havok's lifeforce to feed his own vampiric urges. Havok's mutant energy triggered his transformation into Sauron, …

Havok, a character in the X-Men series, is actually named Alexander Summers. As a mutant, he possesses unique abilities and is recognized as Cyclops' older brother. He was among the …

Psylocke persuaded Havok and the rest of X-Men to walk through the Siege Perilous rather than die at the hands of the Reavers. Lorna eventually regained her freedom and headed to Muir …

Under Eric’s control, Havok and Polaris fought the X-Men. Ultimately liberated by Xavier, the pair resumed their research, though they occasionally aided the X-Men against menaces such as …

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Havok rejoined the X-Men, serving as a team leader. During the undefined time Havok was gone, times were tough on the X-Men and Havok's former lover Lorna Danes in particular....

Havok is a mutant and a member of X-Factor, as well as the younger brother of Cyclops. Havok's early life is unknown. He is the brother of Scott Summers. While flying with his brother, mother, …

Havok (real name Alexander "Alex" Summers) is a fictional character and superhero of Marvel comics and universe, appearing as a major character of the X-Men and X-Factor comics. He is …

Havok was unaware that Scarlett was secretly working for the Human High Council. When Weapon X and Jean Grey infiltrated Apocalypse's Atlantic Sea Wall, they clashed with Havok. …