Rem-Ram

Superherobox|


caption=
comic_color=background:#ff8080
character_name=Rem-Ram
real_name=Marcus Andrews
species=Human Mutant
publisher=Marvel Comics
debut="X-Men: Magneto War" #1
creators=
alliance_color=background:#ffc0c0
alliances=Acolytes
aliases=
powers=expand the subconscious mind where he can scan and manipulate the repressed thoughts.|

Rem-Ram (Marcus Andrews) is a fictional mutant character in the Marvel Comics Universe who first appeared in "X-Men: Magneto War" #1.

Fictional character biography

Little is known of the past of the mutant known as Rem-Ram apart from that he is from Antwerp in Belgium ["Marvel Atlas #1] . He is discovered by Fabian Cortez, who manipulates the boy into joining the Acolytes ["X-Men: Magneto War" #1] . Rem-Ram is manipulated into using his powers against the X-Men specifically Xavier. Xavier's natural telepathy makes him resistant to Rem-Ram's powers. His dreams are not affected directly, only altered slightly.

However, Fabian boosts Rem-Ram's powers and he, Xaiver and the X-Men all become linked. This awakens Xaiver to the nature of the situation. The X-Men are directed to fight the Acolytes. During the confrontation, Rem-Ram is again ordered to attack Xaiver. He does not wish to, fearing the pain that would result. In anger, Cortez attacks Rem-Ram, calling him a traitor. Rogue saves Rem-Ram.

Some of the Acolytes ask for asylum, which Xaiver refuses.

Genosha/The Collective

Rem-Ram later moves to the mutant-haven island of Genosha. Cassandra Nova, the genetic twin of Professor Charles Xavier, uses a skyscraper-sized Sentinel to attack the island. Sixteen million people, including Rem-Ram, die that day.

The Collective, a mysterious being with dozens of super-powers itself, is being hunted by the New Avengers. They come to Genosha on their search and encounter zombies, including Rem-Ram's reanimated form.

Powers and abilities

Rem-Ram is able to expand the subconscious mind of those around him, sending them into a dream state where he can scan and manipulate the repressed thoughts found in their minds.

Footnotes