13 Facts About Cameron Hodge

Cameron Hodge is a fictional supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Cameron Hodge was the college roommate of Warren Worthington III.

X-Factor later discovered that Cameron Hodge had orchestrated Angel's amputation and jetplane accident and had created holograms simulating the Phoenix Force.

Cameron Hodge had fully intended to exacerbate anti-mutant tensions through his advertising campaign.

Cameron Hodge was revealed to be alive, his severed head having been attached to a grotesque non-humanoid cyborg, a fate Hodge said he survived as a result of the pact he made with N'astirh.

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Cameron Hodge took the leading role of the anti-mutant efforts of the Genoshan government during the "X-Tinction Agenda" crossover storyline.

Warlock dies when Cameron Hodge tries and fails to steal the mutant's shape-changing powers, Wolfsbane is brainwashed into a slave, and Rictor and Boom-Boom escape into the streets.

Cameron Hodge is confronted by a combined force of X-Men, X-Factor, and New Mutants.

Cameron Hodge was defeated by Steven Lang when the Phalanx's human interface caused the Phalanx citadel to fall from the top of Mount Everest.

Cameron Hodge's remains are found in the Himalayas by a group of Purifiers.

Cameron Hodge is later revived when Bastion infects him with the transmode virus gained from one of Magus' offspring.

Cameron Hodge possessed a high degree of invulnerability, enough to protect him from the combined attacks of Storm, Cyclops and Jean Grey.

In House of M, Cameron Hodge was a member of the Human Liberation Front, a human supremacist terrorist group that had targeted Emperor Sunfire's Project Genesis, a program intended to forcefully turn humans into mutants.