Sabretooth (character)
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Sabretooth
The character has appeared in several X-Men media. In live-action, he was portrayed by Tyler Mane in the film X-Men (2000) and by Liev Schreiber in the film X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009). In May 2008, Wizard magazine ranked Sabretooth #193 of the 200 best comic book characters of all time.[5] In 2009, Sabretooth was ranked as IGN's 44th Greatest Comic Book Villain of All Time.[6]
Publication history
The character first appeared in
He rose to greater prominence when he was split off from the Marauders and became a recurring antagonist of an individual member of the X-Men, Wolverine. Sabretooth was subsequently featured in
Origin
Chris Claremont had meant for Sabretooth to be Wolverine's father, though this was contradicted by subsequent writers. Claremont, when asked what he had intended to be the relationship between Wolverine and Sabretooth, stated:
Father and son. That's why Sabretooth always considered Logan "sloppy seconds" to his "original" / "real deal." The other critical element in my presentation of their relationship was that, in their whole life, Logan has never defeated Sabretooth in a knock-down, drag-out, kill-or-be-killed berserker fight. By the same token, on every one of his birthdays, Sabretooth has always managed to find him, no matter where Logan was or what he was doing, and come within an inch of killing him. For no other reason than to remind him that he could.[10][11]
Genetic tests performed by S.H.I.E.L.D. confirmed that Sabretooth and Wolverine were not father and son.[12]
An interviewer asked
X-Men Forever
In X-Men Forever, Chris Claremont's continuation of his run on X-Men (non-canonical to the mainstream timeline and taking place in the 161 Marvel Universe), Sabretooth is established as Wolverine's father. He attacks the X-Mansion, but is blinded by Storm.[18]
Claremont has stated in an interview that in X-Men Forever the original true Sabretooth makes his reappearance after a long time, and that most of the previous appearances of Sabretooth prior to X-Men Forever #2, that follows directly after X-Men (vol. 2) #3, were that of a weaker Sabretooth clone created by Mister Sinister. The original true Sabretooth reappears dressed in the Jim Lee costume in X-Men Forever, which would make the weaker clone the one dressed in the John Byrne costume. Claremont claims he always meant for the Sabretooth dressed in the Byrne costume to be later outed as a clone of the original true Sabretooth. Claremont stated: "Speaking specifically of the cast of X-Men Forever, one character who's becoming more enticing is Sabretooth, in part because (at least as it relates to my conception of him) very little is actually known. They then filled his skeleton with adamantium. At this specific point of his life, readers haven't really seen that much of him over the years, since the Sabes that's shown up most over the time is a less-endowed copy cloned from spare cells by Mr. Sinister."[19]
Fictional character biography
Early life
Sabretooth's real name is believed to be Victor Creed.[20] Sabretooth's memories have been tampered with by clandestine organizations such as Weapon X and so much of what appears to be his past is not of credible account.[b][volume & issue needed] The clearest accounts of Victor's childhood begin with him murdering his brother Luther Creed over a piece of pie.[21] His father Zebediah then chains him in the basement like an animal and systematically pulls out Victor's elongated canines, which perennially grow back. Victor begs his mother Victoria to let him go, but she does not.[21] Years pass until Victor eventually gnaws off his own hand to escape the basement and apparently murders his parents.[21] It is, however, later revealed that Sabretooth only killed his father, and took care of his mother financially, visiting her frequently until her death.[22]
Victor is revealed to have had a brother named Saul and a sister named Clara who are believed to be the reason for Victor's ongoing feud with the X-Men's Wolverine. Saul Creed was a tracker and hunter, while Clara Creed was an animal handler. They helped track down the feral James "Logan" Howlett for a circus.[23] They also helped Logan escape after the man was experimented on by Nathaniel Essex, and the three go on the run.[24] Saul perceives Logan to be stealing Clara, leading to Saul tipping Essex off regarding Logan's location. In the ensuing chaos, Logan accidentally kills Clara, although her healing factor later revives Clara. Saul, not knowing this, blames Essex for Clara's death, and the two men seek Essex out, Saul revealing that Clara was his sister.[25] Logan, however, finds out that Saul betrayed them to Essex, and drowns Saul in a potion of Essex's. Horrified by this, Clara asks Wolverine to never look for her again. Victor was then informed about his brother's death.[26] After this, Sabretooth captured Logan and brought him back to be experimented on by Essex at the Ravencroft Institute. However, Essex's assistant Dr. Claudia Russell (ancestor to Jack Russell), freed Logan. Creed and Essex later killed Russell for this and experimented on her corpse.[27]
In an early tale, Logan lives in a small
Early history
Creed is recruited into a top secret
After the disbanding of Team X, Logan and Victor meet up again, as friends, when Logan learns of anti-mutant forces within the government. Victor and Logan form a team of rebel mutants, and Victor falls in love with a mutant named Holo. Eventually, Creed grows tired of the fighting and wants to leave with Holo, but she has already decided against it. In the final conflict, Holo is mortally wounded. Creed blames Logan for her death.[31]
Next, Sabretooth is recruited by the Weapon X program, but it is unknown what, if any, enhancements he receives. As part of the program, his memories are tampered with by the psychic mutant Aldo Ferro, also known as Psi-Borg.[32]
In 1968, Creed (using the alias Sabretooth) works as a mercenary assassin in
Supervillain
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Emerging as a costumed villain, Sabretooth becomes partners with the Constrictor and the two act as enforcers for major criminal interests. Sabretooth battles
Sabretooth is next reunited with his employer, the
Sabretooth eventually encounters a thief by the name of Gambit and the two fight, but find they are not exactly enemies.[37] Later while recruiting for Mister Sinister, Gambit gathers a group of mutant criminals he has associated with who form the Marauders.[38] Sinister clones several of the Marauders so that he has a loyal group of lackeys after the originals die.[39]
The Marauders are directed to massacre the Morlocks, which sets Sabretooth in another battle against Wolverine.[40] Sabretooth and the Marauders join in an attack on Polaris, and battle Wolverine again during the Marauders' attempt to kill Madelyne Pryor. Wolverine stabs Sabretooth through the heart and uses Scrambler's power to disable his healing factor, killing him.[41] He is replaced by a clone by the time the X-Men attack the Marauders' headquarters. With the X-Men slaughtering his teammates, Sabretooth flees[42] and is reunited with Mr. Sinister at the X-Mansion.[43] The X-Men and X-Factor attack them there, and apparently kill both Sabretooth and Sinister.[44] However, Sabretooth manages to keep his tradition of stalking Wolverine on his birthday that year.[28]
Sabretooth returns to the sewers to slaughter leftover Morlocks. He kills
Sabretooth then allies with
Suffering from severe bloodlust, Sabretooth hires telepathic mutant
Betrayal of the X-Men and brief alliance with X-Factor
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A short time later, Birdy is killed by Sabretooth's grown son Graydon, who now has a hatred for mutants, especially his father. Without "the glow", Sabretooth slips into a murderous killing spree.
The newer, gentler Sabretooth is frequently nursed by X-Force member Boomer; he eventually reveals that he was feigning helplessness, and attacks Boomer. Psylocke saves the young mutant's life, and she uses her psionic knife to disable him. However, this no longer works because his brain injury from Wolverine freed him from the need for "the glow", furthermore rendering him resistant to telepathic detection and control. Retaliating, Sabretooth nearly kills Psylocke, but he is finally confronted by the X-Men, who incapacitate him.[55]
He is turned over to the custody of Dr. Valerie Cooper, who fits him with an explosive restraining collar and forces him to participate as a member of the government-sponsored X-Factor team.[volume & issue needed] Creed later admits he was a "sleeper" agent with the mission of executing X-Factor members the government could not control.[volume & issue needed] He eventually escapes,[volume & issue needed] and returns once more to mercenary work.[volume & issue needed] Under unknown circumstances he gains adamantium skeleton and claws.[56] Sabretooth is captured, along with Wolverine, by Apocalypse, who forces the two to fight each other for the right to become Apocalypse's new Horseman, Death. After Sabretooth's defeat, Apocalypse extracts the adamantium from him and bonds it to Wolverine, Wolverine having fought to win as he felt that he might resist the brainwashing and so be easier to defeat than Sabretooth, who might actually enjoy what he had become.[57]
Sabretooth then joins Mystique's new
Weapon X and the Brotherhood
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Later, he is forced to become a member of a relaunched Weapon X program, where his skeleton is infused with adamantium once more. In Wolverine (vol. 2) #166, Sabretooth reveals that by means of genetic enhancement the Weapon X program has increased his strength and accelerated his healing factor. Eventually he escaped the program again and resumed working solo. However, he sometimes worked on a team, such as when he worked with several other villains to locate the Identity Disc, a record of heroes' secret identities. This ended up being a ruse, though Nick Fury had the real disc.[58][volume & issue needed]
Later, in
Sabretooth would later attack the
Reluctant alliance with the X-Men
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In X-Men (vol. 2) #188 (August 2006), Sabretooth was spotted fleeing a mysterious group of superhumans collectively known as
It is revealed that the Children are after Creed because he has seen them and knows who they are, while the public believed the X-Men destroyed the town. It is only when
Writer
Death
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Sabretooth renews his rivalry with Wolverine following the latter's return to the X-Mansion. A fight soon breaks out with Wolverine tossing Sabretooth through a window. During the fight, Wolverine thinks back to the time when Sabretooth had, supposedly, killed Silver Fox. He remembers Sabretooth saying, "quod sum eris" and asks what it means. Sabretooth explains that it means "I am what you will be." Wolverine loses control and calls Sabretooth insane before placing his fist against Sabretooth's throat. Creed tells him if he extracts his claws, he will rip his heart out. Wolverine replies, "Let 'er rip", and pops his claws into Sabretooth's throat.[61] Wolverine later regains consciousness and finds himself chained to the roof of the Blackbird. He quickly breaks free of the chains and is surprised to find Sabretooth piloting the jet. Wolverine breaks into the cockpit and begins choking Sabretooth with one of the chains and causes him to crash.[volume & issue needed]
The two emerge from the flaming wreckage and, while healing from the injuries sustained in the crash, begin fighting once again until separated by a lightning bolt, courtesy of Wolverine's former teammate and current Queen of
Once the fight between the Black Panther and Sabretooth is broken up by Wolverine, Sabretooth is brought back to the Wakandan Palace and placed in a
Once they all arrive at the Weapon X facility, Wolverine is plagued by memories that seem to mix past and present together and all of them controlled by Romulus. Wolverine goes in alone telling the others to stay put on the plane, but they do not listen. Feral and Thornn, who were granted their lupine appearance back by Romulus, are separated and Sabretooth, reduced to his animalistic state, has gutted Feral and she is dying. Wolverine gets Feral back to the ship and finds that Thornn and Wolfsbane are in shock from the encounter, along with Sasquatch having been incapacitated by Wild Child. Once they are on their way, Wolverine goes back to the Xavier Institute and asks Cyclops to give him back the Muramasa sword, which he gave to Scott in case he was too out of control and needed to be put down for good. Cyclops only does this after Emma Frost reads Wolverine's mind and sees the horrors that Wolverine has been witnessing when he dreams: the horrors committed by Victor Creed throughout the years. Sword in hand, Wolverine then sets out to find and kill Sabretooth once and for all.[64]
After the events in "Evolution", Wolverine has been waiting for an unspecified length of time at Silver Fox's cabin in the Canadian wilderness. Sabretooth finally shows up and immediately attacks him. In the ensuing battle Wolverine cuts off Sabretooth's left arm with the Muramasa. Sabretooth, still in his animalistic state tries to re-attach his arm allowing his healing factor to kick in, but it does not work. Wolverine explains to a bewildered Creed that it is because the sword interrupts the healing factor and that he has to finally kill Sabretooth for what he has done. Managing to regain control and speak between grunts, Sabretooth tells him, "Do it". Wolverine then decapitates Sabretooth, finally putting an end to his long-time enemy. Logan then walks away, leaving both Creed's body and head in the snow to rot.[64]
Hell
Sabretooth appears to Wolverine, leashed and under the control of the Devil himself, who has claimed to have broken Victor's will.[65] Victor shows defiance by striking the face of his defeated master after Wolverine uses his broken bone claws to pin the Devil to a wall.[66] After Wolverine has an interrupted discussion with his father, it is shown that Victor wields the Devil's sword, which is being held as a symbol of who is the ruler of Hell. Wolverine fights Victor again, mentioning, as he beheads him once more, that there is no coming back when someone is killed by the sword. Wolverine leaves Victor's beheaded soul lying in the pit of Hell.[67]
Return
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It was later revealed that the Sabretooth beheaded by Logan was in fact one of several clones grown by Romulus. The real Sabretooth comes out of hiding and starts a war between rival gangs in Japan.[68][69] He is hired to kill Mr. Takenaka, leader of the Yakuza, and tosses him from a jet.[68] Creed is later approached by other Yakuza members to accept an offer at an airport in L.A. Sabretooth says he will miss an important meeting by going, and kills the Yakuza. Creed sets a trap for Logan before heading to his meeting, but it fails causing the two to battle. Their battling ends with them surrounded by Yakuza, the Hand, the new Silver Samurai and Wolverine's adopted daughter. Logan goes to save his daughter, while Victor grabs the Silver Samurai.[70] It is later revealed Creed is working with Mystique again as well as the Mind Ninjas.[71] Mystique disables Wolverine while Sabretooth heads on to the next part of his plan. He escapes with the man who hired him, Azuma Goda, to cause a war between the Hand and the Yakuza.[72] As Goda reveals his master plan of becoming a ruler of Japan by proxies, Sabretooth has his own plans. He allows Wolverine to slip in and try to kill Goda while he saves Mystique from Lord Deathstrike and makes him an offer. The three of them arrive at a meeting of the remaining leaders of the fighting factions, who are deciding the fate of Tokyo and kill them all as Sabretooth declares himself the new "invisible" ruler of East Asia.[73] Sabretooth later holds a party with but Wolverine crashes the party and defeats all the guests, he then tells Sabretooth "Happy birthday, from your old pal Wolverine".[17]
Sabretooth trains Kade Kilgore in combat and tactics, with the purpose of attacking the Jean Grey School. Sabretooth tells Kilgore the best way to destroy them is to hit them in the heart, physical or metaphorical. Kilgore figures that the heart of the school is Beast (Henry McCoy). Sabretooth ambushes the latter managing to physically wound him before taking his fight to Abigail Brand, Hank's girlfriend. With help from Beast, Abigail is able to blast Sabretooth away.[74]
Later while investigating the grave of Sabretooth, Wolverine finds that the body still is in it, which indicates that Sabretooth was not resurrected. Wolverine also discovers that it was apparently Romulus behind everything and after being beaten, he is saved by a mysterious woman with long red hair who tells him to go to the Weapon X facility, but she disappears before he gets further answers. Wolverine goes to explore the facility only to find that someone has been experimenting with Sabretooth's genetics and has cloned him, one awakens, who Wolverine recognizes by scent to be the real Sabretooth.[75] After fighting the Sabretooth clones, Wolverine encounters the mysterious woman again, claiming that she is Romulus' twin sister Remus.[76] She reveals that the whole "Lupine Sapiens" story was an elaborate hoax by her brother intended to be a ruse for his real goal of creating a master race of natural mutants artificially enhanced by a new type of adamantium, using Wolverine as a template.[volume & issue needed] After tracking Romulus, Wolverine brutally attacks and incapacitates Sabretooth.[77] While Wolverine fights Romulus, Sabretooth fights with Cloak who has been investigating with Wolverine. While Romulus is ultimately defeated by Wolverine and left in the Raft facility, Sabretooth manages to escape from the battle.[78]
Sabretooth appears as a member of Daken's short-lived Brotherhood of Mutants.[79] Then later becomes a headmaster of the Hellfire Academy.[69] While he also works with Mystique to frame the original X-Men for a series of bank thefts.[80]
Inversion
During the
Sabretooth later joins the
All-New, All-Different Marvel
As part of the All-New, All-Different Marvel event, Sabretooth appears as a member of Magneto's X-Men branch to protect mutantkind at all costs.[85] As time goes on, his inversion starts to wear down. He notes that he can feel his former self coming back - the part of him that cared about nothing but the kill. He admits not being able to keep living the lie his inverted-self has been, but he does not intend to become the monster he was, so he must become something different. He believes he needs something to fight for to stay grounded, and he remembers the promise he made to Monet, whom he developed feelings for. He promised to keep her curse secret and wanted to help find a cure and beat the darkness within her.[86] When the team disbanded, Sabretooth went off with Monet to continue trying to help her.[87]
ResurrXion
After leaving Monet due to her becoming too evil, Creed went to live in a cabin in the woods during the "Weapons of Mutant Destruction" storyline. He is "recruited" by Old Man Logan to battle against a new Weapon X Project.[88] They alongside the captives of the Weapon X Project discover that they are created Hulk/Wolverine hybrids which led to the creation of Weapon H.[89]
During the "
House of X
In the pages of "
While in The Pit, Sabretooth was contacted mentally by
Sabretooth's boat was caught and apprehended by
After being reunited with his team, Sabretooth was given a savage beatdown by Nekra. Causing him to realize his healing factor, along with the rest of his powers, were not working properly. This was due to a device Dr. Barrington had put inside his body during her experimentation called the Barrington coil. After convincing the team they still need him if they wanted to save Orphan-Maker and hearing from Nanny how dangerous he would be if separated from his armor, Sabretooth and the exiled Mutants tracked down the second Orchis base for Mutant experimentation in a volcano ridden area of the Pacific Ocean called the Ring of Fire. Sabretooth was still deeply in pain due to the loss of his Healing Factor but was forced to pretend everything was fine because he wanted to hide this from the others. They discovered a huge prison filled with Mutants, all of whom expressed fear when Sabretooth arrived, something he took great pride in. When Dr. Barrington's creation came in through a wall, Nekra tried to resume their fight but Sabretooth stopped her because he could tell she was running away from something. That something was Orphan-Maker, who had taken off his helmet, apparently killing Dr. Barrington with one look. Sabretooth suggested they throw Orphan-Maker in a volcano before they were all killed by his emerging power, the team disagreed and Third-Eye offered a more humane solution that involved taking them all back to the Astral Plane.[104] While there, the team discovered that Orchis had somehow built their third base inside the Astral Plane. While Nanny and Jeffries built a new armor for Orphan-Maker, Creed explored the base with Toad and Oya, getting into a fight with Toad over whether the failure of the mission that got him put in the pit was his own fault, until Oya interrupted them because she had noticed someone in an organic prison. Assuming the figure to be dangerous, Victor and Toad abandoned her, and rejoined the rest of the group. However Oya met with them later and revealed that the prisoner was in fact another Victor Creed.[105]
The team escapes with the freed Orchis prisoners on their boat which Madison used debris from the destroyed base to turn into a vessel big enough to contain them all. Sabretooth watches his other self die, unsure of how he got there but believing he was about to suffer the same fate due to Dr. Barrington's experimentations. He concluded Dr. Barrington could not have done this to him alone and there is only one person who could have been responsible. Struggling to maintain the illusion of strength, he decides to enact one last plan for revenge against the Quiet Council by turning all the young mutant prisoners against Krakoa, he is interrupted when the team arrive at the final, underwater Orchis base and are hit by a tidal wave. During the commotion he is again abducted by Orchis, telling his team to come looking for him before disappearing. When he arrives at the final Orchis base his suspicions for who is responsible for his suffering are confirmed when he is confronted by his son Graydon Creed with a wall full of mounted Sabretooth heads.[106] Graydon revealed to him that he had been hunting versions of his father throughout the Multiverse to practice for this fight. Creed ended up in a fight with his son and three other versions of himself, during which Greydon ran off to get backup. Too weak to move, Sabretooth convinces the others to remove the Barrington coil from his body so he can help them defeat Graydon and get them back to their own Universes. Once fully healed, Sabretooth joins the others in a fight with Graydon and an army of headless cyborgs he made from the Sabretooth clones that he killed. Figuring out he is controlling them from his suit, he throws his son through a portal to another dimension, then he and all his duplicates take over the final Orchis base and pilot it towards Krakoa in order to surprise Wolverine for his birthday.[107]
Sabretooth War
After traveling the Multiverse, killing multiversal variants of the X-Men and recruiting "Camo" - a version of Sabretooth from Earth-33441 who can transform himself into others - from his own universe at the start of the "
Personality and themes
Psychologist Suzana E. Flores notes that while all Marvel villains have antisocial traits, Sabretooth "takes the notion of being antisocial to another level: he IS antisocial personality disorder incarnate." As such, he is manipulative, sadistic, and violent, and unable to attach emotionally to others. While the exact causes of his disorder are unclear, she concludes that this personality type probably cannot be effectively treated or rehabilitated.[115]
Powers and abilities
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Sabretooth is a mutant with a number of both natural and artificial improvements to his physiology compared to normal humans. His primary mutant power is an accelerated healing ability that allows him to regenerate damaged or destroyed areas of his body and cellular structure far beyond the capabilities of an ordinary human. Like Wolverine's, his abilities have been depicted with variable degrees of contradiction by various creators. Sabretooth's increased attributes stem in part from said healing. This "healing factor" also grants him virtual immunity against most poisons, drugs, toxins, and diseases, and limited immunity to fatigue.[116] The regenerative qualities of his powers cause him to age at an unusually slow rate. While he is of an unknown advanced age, Sabretooth has the appearance and vitality of a tall, very burly, highly muscular man in his late 20s to mid 30s.
The depiction of Sabretooth's powers has changed and evolved depending on creative team, with his healing power introduced as a
Sabretooth possesses acute senses that are comparable to certain animals. This includes the ability to see objects with greater clarity and at much greater distances than an ordinary human. He is able to see with this same level of clarity in almost complete darkness, just like a nocturnal hunter. It is also said that he can see infrared and ultraviolet portions of the spectrum.[119]
He possesses some degree of notable physical abilities, such as superhuman strength due to his healing factor. The exact limits of his strength are unknown, though he originally could crush an iron barbell with ease.[120] His physical strength has been artificially enhanced at least twice. The first was a strength enhancement from his son, Graydon.[121] It was then further enhanced after joining the latest incarnation of the Weapon X Program.[122] His healing factor also grants him superhuman stamina, so he can push himself at peak capacity for several days before fatigue sets in.[116] On top of this he is depicted as having retractable claws that can rend normal clothing and flesh with ease.[116]
His agility and reflexes were both naturally above human and further artificially-enhanced. With an ability to pounce like a hunting big cat, stalk and move quietly throughout his appearances, most human and some super powered enemies can not react to his leap before being hit.[123]
Skills
Sabretooth is an excellent hand-to-hand and armed combatant, having been trained by various organizations such as the CIA, Department H's Weapon X program, the Foreigner, and
Reception
- In 2014, Entertainment Weekly ranked Sabretooth 66th in their "Let's rank every X-Man ever" list.[125]
- In 2018, CBR.com ranked Sabretooth 21st in their "Age Of Apocalypse: The 30 Strongest Characters In Marvel's Coolest Alternate World" list.[126]
Other versions
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Age of Apocalypse and the Exiles
In an alternate universe in Marvel Comics depicted in the
Also, this version of Sabretooth's biological son was theorized to be
When the "Age of Apocalypse" timeline was apparently destroyed, Sabretooth became the leader of the extra-dimensional band of characters who slide into alternate realities, known as
When Sabretooth decided to leave Weapon X, he stayed behind in a dimension to ensure that that reality's version of David Richards, the son of
When he was recruited by the Timebroker into the Exiles, Blink's personality became incredibly docile and subservient to Creed. Sabretooth gladly took the leadership role from Blink, a fact that Mimic clashed with him over multiple times. He continued to assist the Exiles in the race to catch Proteus. He survived being teleported into outer space by Blink (albeit by accident). After Proteus' defeat, Sabretooth stayed with the team to help fix the multiverse.[133]
Later, when the Exiles needed to defeat the
At Sabretooth's request, Heather unhinges Psylocke from Earth-616 to join the Exiles in Power Princess' place as she might be their only chance if Proteus ever resurfaces. However, upon arrival, she clashes with Sabretooth, thinking him to be the Earth-616 Sabretooth that nearly killed her twice. They fight for a while, but eventually Psylocke catches on to the fact that Sabretooth is not there for a fight and Morph intervenes and makes an introduction. Surprisingly, Psylocke cannot be detected by any of Panoptichron's cameras.[135] Heather teleports Morph, Sabretooth, and Psylocke down to Earth-1720 to save the other Exiles, who are beaten or brainwashed, courtesy of this world's Madame Hydra, Sue Storm. He and the other Exiles save their brainwashed friends after fighting them.[136] Sabretooth then returns to an empty Panoptichron. He and Psylocke have been getting closer since their fight. It was later revealed on their first mission of the Exiles with Sabretooth as the new team leader, that his skeleton was now laced with adamantium, though exactly how this happened has yet to be revealed, as he never been previously shown to have had any such enhancements.[volume & issue needed] Sabretooth was lost along with Mystique, Valeria, Sage, Rogue, and Gambit (most of the New Exiles team) when they were immersed within the Crystal Palace.[137]
Apparently Blink and the new team of Exiles had found a way to reverse the process as Sabretooth has since been returned to the Age of Apocalypse, since he and Wild Child are seen following and confronting the X-Force from Earth-616.
Age of X
In the Age of X reality, it was revealed that Sabretooth has been captured by the Sapiens League and paraded down the streets as a dangerous mutant as shown in Tempo's memory.[143]
He was later used by the Avengers to track other mutants- his jaw removed and replaced with metal joints, his words suggesting that whatever caused this injury left him with brain damage - under the codename 'Weapon S', but the Hulk kills him after leading them to the fortress as his head is crushed.[144]
Earth X
In another alternate reality,
House of M
In the House of M alternate reality created by Scarlet Witch, Sabretooth is a messenger/assassin sent by Magneto. He was dispatched to assassinate Graydon Creed.[145] Magneto sent Sabretooth to deliver a threat to Black Panther. After a short fight, Black Panther decapitates Sabretooth with a vibranium sword, then returns the head to Magneto. It is unknown as to whether or not the head was reunited with the body at a later stage, but this seems unlikely due to later events.[146]
Marvel Noir
In the
Marvel Zombies
During
Mutant X
In the Mutant X reality, a feral Sabretooth roams the Canadian Wilderness with feral versions of Wolverine and Wild Child who help make up "The Pack".[volume & issue needed] Near the end of the series he breaks off from "the Pack" rejoining up with Weapon X to bring back Wolverine.[volume & issue needed] After kidnapping Wolverine's family Wolverine confronts him and kills him by chopping his head off.[151]
Old Man Logan
In the Old Man Logan reality, an older Victor Creed re-appeared back into Logan's life in the pages of Dead Man Logan.[152] After being slain by his foe, Mr. Sinister revived him and made dozens of copies of Victor, even outfitting him with cybernetic parts to replace his healing factor with aide from Weapon X.[153] Logan killed him again by dismembering him and further hunting down his army of Sabretooths across Amerika.[154]
Ultimate Marvel
The
He cruelly boasts of murdering Wolverine's wife and child, and then commenced battle with him outside the Weapon X compound. He initially had the upper hand, but Wolverine managed to score a critical hit, a stab to Sabretooth's groin, before driving him off the edge of a cliff.[volume & issue needed]
Following Sabretooth's loss to Wolverine, the Weapon X program was dismantled with Colonel Wraith being shot dead by
Sabretooth was long thought dead until he resurfaces one night when Wolverine and Storm were leaving Nowhere Special (a pool hall). He is alive and well sporting a new scar around his neck, apparently from the decapitation he received from Wolverine when they last met. Sabretooth explains that his head had remained partially attached to his body via strands of tissue and blood vessels, which allowed him to survive in a comatose state while his body regenerated. He also made one startling revelation: Wolverine is his biological father. Sabretooth then attempts to obtain a tissue sample so that Dr. Cornelius can clone a new Wolverine. During the beginning of the "Aftermath" arc, Sabretooth tells Wolverine that he is Wolverine's son.[volume & issue needed] He also wants to help Wolverine search for his wife, Sabretooth's mother, although Wolverine claims that his scent proves that this is not true.[157]
Sabretooth made a one-panel cameo in the "Magical" arc, standing outside the Xavier Institute while hiding behind a tree, with a look of sorrow on his face.[volume & issue needed]
In
Sabretooth later sported a feline appearance when he fought Electro over something that involved Norman Osborn. Their fight was broken up by Spider-Man with help from Cloak and Dagger.[161]
Wolverine MAX
In the 2012 series Wolverine MAX, Logan is shown to be living in Japan as a monk when he first meets a blond, older man calling himself "Victor". Victor tells Logan that he is "just like him". When Logan refuses to accept Victor's claim as truth, Victor responds by saying "Okay then, I'll just have to prove it", before hurling the former into a nearby tree, proving his superhuman strength.[162]
X-Factor Forever
Sabretooth appears in Louise Simonson and Dan Panosian's five issue run on X-Factor Forever.[volume & issue needed]
X-Men Forever
In, X-Men Forever, Chris Claremont's continuation of his run on X-Men (non-canonical to the mainstream timeline and taking place in the 161 Marvel Universe), Sabretooth is established as Wolverine's father.[volume & issue needed] He attacks the X-Mansion, but is blinded by Storm,[18] as well as losing one hand and having his healing factor shut down.[volume & issue needed] He subsequently joins the X-Men to honor his son, using his still-enhanced senses to compensate for his lack of vision, and a bionic replacement for his hand.[volume & issue needed] It is also revealed that the Sabretooth that fought alongside the Marauders is a clone made by Sinister; the true Sabretooth, while initially villainous, is less psychotic and as such is able to truly reform. The two Sabretooths do battle on one occasion.[volume & issue needed]
In other media
Television
- Sabretooth appears in X-Men: The Animated Series, voiced by Don Francks. This version, also known as Graydon Creed Sr., is a recurring enemy and reluctant ally of Wolverine and the X-Men who was born in Edmonton, Alberta.
- Sabretooth appears in Acolytes. Following Magneto's death and the Acolytes' disbandment, Sabretooth leaves for parts unknown.
- Sabretooth appears in Wolverine and the X-Men, voiced by Peter Lurie. This version is a member of Weapon X who was previously partnered with Wolverine until the latter refused to harm an innocent and attacked him instead.
- Sabretooth appears in The Super Hero Squad Show, voiced by Charlie Adler.[163] This version is a member of Doctor Doom's Lethal Legion.
- Sabretooth appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man episode "Freaky",[164] voiced again by Peter Lurie.[165]
- Sabretooth appears in Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers, voiced by Takuya Kirimoto in the Japanese version and again by Peter Lurie in the English version.[165]
Film
- Sabretooth appears in X-Men, portrayed by Tyler Mane.[166] This version is a member of Magneto's Brotherhood of Mutants. While helping the Brotherhood in their plot to turn humans into mutants and fending off the X-Men at the Statue of Liberty, Sabretooth fights Wolverine until the former is blasted off by Cyclops.
- Sabretooth appears in .
- Victor Creed appears in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, portrayed by Liev Schreiber as an adult[168][169] and Michael-James Olsen as a child.[166] This version is Wolverine's half-brother. While fighting in the American Civil War, World War I, World War II, and the Vietnam War and serving in William Stryker's Team X together, Creed grows increasingly bloodthirsty and arrogant, which contributes to Wolverine leaving Team X. Despite this, Creed stays with Stryker, helping him capture and/or kill mutants to experiment on and manipulate Wolverine until Stryker denies him the chance to have adamantium bonded to his skeleton. Despite their animosity, Creed and Wolverine join forces to defeat Weapon XI before re-parting ways.
- Sabretooth was originally meant to appear in Logan, but was removed from the final screenplay.[170][171][172]
- Sabretooth will appear in Deadpool & Wolverine.[173]
Video games
- Sabretooth appears as the final boss of Wolverine.
- Sabretooth appears as a playable character in X-Men vs. Street Fighter, voiced by Don Francks.
- Sabretooth appears as a playable character in Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes, voiced again by Don Francks.
- Sabretooth appears as a playable character in X-Men: Mutant Academy, voiced again by Don Francks. This version is a member of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
- Sabretooth appears as a playable character in X-Men: Mutant Academy 2, voiced again by Don Francks. This version is a member of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
- Sabretooth appears as a playable character in X-Men: Next Dimension, voiced by Fred Tatasciore. This version is a member of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
- Sabretooth appears as a boss in X2: Wolverine's Revenge, voiced again by Fred Tatasciore.[165]
- Sabretooth appears as a boss in X-Men Legends, voiced by Peter Lurie.[165] This version is a member of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
- An amalgamated incarnation of Sabretooth appears as a playable character in the PC version of X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse, voiced again by Peter Lurie.[165] This version is a member of the Brotherhood of Mutants who resembles the Ultimate Marvel incarnation coupled with the mainstream incarnation's personality and history. Additionally, similarly to the "Age of Apocalypse" and Exiles incarnations, he serves as a father figure to Blink.
- Sabretooth appears as a boss in X-Men: The Official Game, voiced by Tyler Mane.[165]
- Sabretooth appears as a downloadable playable character in the Xbox 360 version of Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, voiced again by Peter Lurie. He was made available through the "Villain Pack" DLC. Additionally, his "Age of Apocalypse", Ultimate Marvel, and original comics designs appear as alternate skins.
- Sabretooth appears in the X-Men Origins: Wolverine tie-in game, voiced by Liev Schreiber.[165]
- Sabretooth appears in Marvel Super Hero Squad, voiced again by Charlie Adler.
- Sabretooth appears in Marvel Super Hero Squad Online.
- Sabretooth appears in the Nintendo DS version of X-Men: Destiny.
- The Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3.
- Sabretooth appears as a boss, later playable character, in Marvel: Avengers Alliance. This version is a member of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
- Sabretooth appears in LittleBigPlanet as part of the "Marvel Costume Kit 6" DLC.[174]
- Sabretooth appears in Marvel Heroes, voiced by Neil Kaplan.[165]
- Sabretooth appears as a playable character in Lego Marvel Super Heroes,[citation needed] voiced by Travis Willingham.[citation needed] This version is a member of the Brotherhood of Mutants.
- Sabretooth appears as a playable character in Marvel Contest of Champions.[175]
- Sabretooth appears as a playable character in Marvel Puzzle Quest.[176]
- Sabretooth appears as a playable character in Marvel Strike Force.[citation needed] This version is a member of the Brotherhood of Mutants and the Marauders.[177]
- Sabretooth appears in Marvel's Midnight Suns, voiced again by Peter Lurie.[citation needed]
Books
- Sabretooth appears as a holodeck simulation in Planet X.
- Sabretooth appears in the novelization and comic book prequel tie-in for X2, in which it is revealed he survived being blasted by Cyclops, was the subject of an international manhunt, and had a brief confrontation with Logan to talk about their shared history.
Miscellaneous
- Sabretooth appears in The Amazing Spider-Man.[citation needed] This version is Wolverine's brother.
- Sabretooth appears in the Wolverine versus Sabretooth motion comic, voiced by Ron Halder.[165]
Collected editions
Title | Material collected | Published date | ISBN |
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Wolverine Epic Collection: Inner Fury | Sabretooth (vol. 1) #1-4 and Wolverine (vol. 2) #69-75, Wolverine: Inner Fury #1, Wolverine: Killing #1, Wolverine: Global Jeopardy #1, X-Men (vol. 2) #25 | March 2020 | 978-1302923907 |
Sabretooth: Open Season | Sabretooth (vol. 3) #1-4 | March 2005 | 978-0785115076 |
Wolverine by Daniel Way: The Complete Collection | Wolverine (1988) #187-189, Wolverine (2003) #33-40, Wolverine: Origins #1-5 and #1 Director's Cut, Sabretooth: Open Season (2004) #1-4, and Material From I (Heart) Marvel: My Mutant Heart #1 | January 2017 | 978-1302904722 |
X-Men Origins: The Complete Collection | X-Men Origins: Sabretooth and X-Men Origins: Colossus, Jean Grey, Beast, Wolverine, Gambit, Cyclops, Nightcrawler, Iceman, Emma Frost, Deadpool | August 2018 | 978-1302912208 |
Sabretooth: The Adversary | Sabretooth (vol. 4) #1-5 | October 2022 | 978-1302931452 |
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External links
- Sabretooth at Marvel.com