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Fictional gild in the Marvel Comics universe

Hellfire Gild
Cover for X-Men: Legacy #210, art by David Finch.
Publication information
Publisher	Marvel Comics
Kickoff appearance	The Uncanny X-Men #129 (January 1980)
Created by	Chris Claremont John Byrne
In-story information
Base of operations(s)	Various
Fellow member(s)	Sebastian Shaw Emma Frost Harry Leland Jason Wyngarde Donald Pierce Tessa Selene Magneto Tempest Shinobi Shaw Trevor Fitzroy Madelyne Pryor Sat-yr-9 Phoenix Sunspot Iron Monger Azazel

The Hellfire Guild is a fictional lodge appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The Hellfire Club often comes into confrontation with the mutant superhero squad, the Ten-Men. Although the Club appears to only exist an international social society for wealthy elites, its hugger-mugger Inner Circumvolve seeks to influence world events, in accordance with their ain agenda.

Created by the Uncanny X-Men writer/artist duo of Chris Claremont and John Byrne, they were heavily influenced by a 1966 episode of the British goggle box serial The Avengers ("A Touch of Brimstone").^[1] The name "Hellfire Club" in fact has a historical precedent, having been a popular name for gentlemen'due south clubs in the 18th century. Additionally, the hierarchy of the Inner Circumvolve is modeled on the pieces of a chess set, with Blackness and White sets of Kings, Queens, Bishops and Rooks.

The Hellfire Guild and its Inner Circle were introduced in "The Dark Phoenix Saga", attempting to subvert the Ten-Men'due south Jean Grey.^[ii] This incarnation, equanimous most notably of Black King Sebastian Shaw and White Queen Emma Frost, would remain prominent for many years. After their initial confrontations, the Hellfire Club and the 10-Men settled into an uneasy brotherhood.^{[three] [4]} This somewhen changed every bit endless power struggles perpetuated a series of upheavals inside the Inner Circle. The order has appeared in two X-Men animated series (X-Men: The Animated Series and Wolverine and the Ten-Men), both times being renamed as only The Inner Circle, due to the aversion of using the term "hellfire" in a children's cartoon. Members of the Hellfire Club appeared in 2011's X-Men: First Grade as the main villains, led by Sebastian Shaw, Emma Frost, Azazel and Riptide. The Hellfire Club's Inner Circle also appear equally the primary antagonists of the 2d season of the boob tube series The Gifted led past a character named Reeva Payge played past Grace Byers, and the Frost sisters played past Skyler Samuels.

Publication history [edit]

In creating the Hellfire Club, Uncanny X-Men writer Chris Claremont and creative person/co-writer John Byrne drew heavily upon a 1966 episode of the British spy serial The Avengers entitled "A Touch on of Brimstone".^[1] In the episode, agents John Steed and Emma Peel attempt to infiltrate a secret society named after the Hellfire Club of the 18th century, whose members of the "Inner Circle" all wear period costumes. Emma Peel's guise every bit "the Queen of Sin", dressed in a black leather corset, would be the model for the Club'southward Queens, her start name even borrowed for White Queen Emma Frost. The leader of the episode's order was played by player Peter Wyngarde, best known for his role as Jason Male monarch, forming the ground for Mastermind's new "Jason Wyngarde" identity.

The other members of Claremont and Byrne's Hellfire Club were similarly drawn from the names and faces of famous actors: Sebastian Shaw was based on actor Robert Shaw, Harry Leland on Orson Welles (who acted every bit Harry Lime in The Third Human being and whose film Citizen Kane featured a reporter named Jed Leland), and Donald Pierce was based on Donald Sutherland (the surname referencing his Hawkeye Pierce character from 1000*A*Southward*H).^[1]

Afterward writers would further the references to The Avengers: Sir Patrick and Lady Diana, from the Philadelphia branch of the 1780s, are named after actors Patrick Macnee (John Steed) and Diana Rigg (Mrs. Emma Peel); conversely, the Black Queen of the London co-operative was revealed to be named Ms. Emma Steed.^[5]

Overview [edit]

The Hellfire Club counts among its members the nearly famous, wealthy, and influential members of social club. Membership is passed on to descendants, and tin can also exist earned through wealth or influence. While many accept the invitation simply for the pleasures that the Club offers, others seek wealth and influence. In fact, the purpose of the Hellfire Club is to obtain and exert power through politics and economic influence instead of outward conquest and domination. Since its foundation, the Hellfire Club has been involved in wars and assassinations to further the agendas of the Club's most powerful members.

The Lodge has branches in New York City, London, Hong Kong, and Paris; the various branches are all overseen by the Lord Royal (a position long-held by Sir Gordon Phillips).^[half-dozen] Unbeknownst to most members is the Club'southward Inner Circumvolve. Originally known as the Quango of the Chosen, this hush-hush group formed effectually Edward "Ned" Buckman, each member assuming the titles of the major chess pieces. As White King, Buckman financed Stephen Lang'southward revived Watch programme with the aid of probationary member Sebastian Shaw.^[7] Shaw, now Blackness Bishop, began securing allies within the Club, coming together Harry Leland, Emma Frost, and Donald Pierce, as well as his loyal assistant, Tessa.^[eight] Buckman, no longer having a use for the dangerously-ambitious Shaw, ordered a Sentinel attack on Shaw and his allies, resulting in the death of Shaw's lover, Lourdes Chantel. That night, Shaw and Emma Frost purged the entire Quango of the Chosen, remaking it as the Lords Cardinal and appointing themselves Blackness Rex and White Queen.^[ix]

Shaw's Inner Circle soon turned their attentions to the X-Men, kidnapping several of their number. Mastermind, as Jason Wyngarde, was made a probationary member pending his subversion of the X-Men's Jean Grey. Jean Grayness was in fact the Phoenix, a god-similar catholic entity who became unstable after Mastermind'southward psychic manipulations, turning into the Dark Phoenix. The Hellfire Club had failed, and the 10-Men had taken their cost: Phoenix had driven Mastermind insane, Colossus had bedridden Donald Pierce and Wolverine virtually killed Harry Leland and several guards.^[10]

Despite such setbacks, the Inner Circumvolve connected to pursue its agenda. Shaw, using his connections to Senator Robert Kelly to initiate Project: Wideawake, secured a government contract for Shaw Industries to manufacture Sentinels, profiting from the country of fear concerning the "mutant menace" despite secretly being a mutant himself. Frost meanwhile ran the Massachusetts Academy, a prestigious preparatory school affiliated with the Hellfire Guild that secretly trained a squad of young mutants, known as the Hellions. The Inner Circumvolve also underwent some personnel changes, notably the expulsion of Donald Pierce for conspiring confronting his mutant colleagues,^[xi] and the addition of Selene equally Black Queen.^[12]

Although the bureaucracy of the Inner Circle goes through constant upheaval due to the competing egos and political motives of its members, it continues to exist in the same basic structure today.

Magneto briefly took the title of Grey King later Sebastian Shaw was voted out of the Inner Circle,^[13] and with Emma Frost he began plotting against Black Queen Selene,^{[ book & issue needed ]} having planted Hellion Empath into Nova Roma via his relationship with New Mutant Magma prior to ousting Shaw.^{[ book & issue needed ]} All the same, when Magneto discovered the 10-Human being Rogue alive and well in the Fell State (where Magneto was visiting),^{[ volume & issue needed ]} Magneto abandoned the Hellfire Club and ultimately went into exile when he was rejected past Rogue when he murdered the Fell Country priestess Zaladane.^{[ volume & issue needed ]} Meanwhile, Emma Frost attempted to strength former Hellion Firestar to rejoin the Hellions just was rebuked by Firestar and her new teammates in the New Warriors.^[xiv]

Disjointed, Selene exploited the chaos to launch a pre-emptive strike to slaughter the Lord Cardinals with assistance from a grouping of young mutant "Upstarts" who were loyal to Selene. Points for each kill were awarded past the Gamesmaster and Magneto, Shaw, Pierce, and Frost were all targeted, earlier Selene herself was betrayed past Trevor Fritzroy and Gamemaster. During this time the Inner Circle of the London branch was working backside the American branch's dorsum and was influencing Parliament and the hugger-mugger government agency Black Air. Helm U.k. (Brian Braddock) held a position for a brusque term on Shinobi Shaw's advisement to investigate its activities equally they had mutual objectives. Excalibur collected evidence of their crimes and the Inner Circle was either arrested or went into hiding.

The Upstarts' uprising was quashed by Sebastian Shaw. He reinstated some of the old Inner Circle until he disbanded it due to his ain invested involvement in business pursuits. The Gild still continued loosely partly due to Selene'south influence, although information technology never had the aforementioned prestige every bit the original.

Sebastian Shaw once again reformed a variation of the original Inner Circle with a nobler outlook posing every bit a force for good, which may have been a charade on his office. Tessa/Sage rejoined the Inner Circle to notice this and to assistance Roberto da Costa's usurping the position of Lord Regal which Shaw had claimed.

The Hellfire Club was side by side under the leadership of Roberto da Costa equally the Lord Imperial aided by Sage. Sat-Twelvemonth-9 (under the guise of Courtney Ross) every bit the new White Queen, aided past her assassinator Viper, her "Warrior White Princess". As with many members in the by, both Sat-Twelvemonth-nine and Viper take their own personal agendas.

Following M-Day, Sunspot remains as Lord Imperial, while Shaw resumes his activities, though under Sunspot's close watch. While Sat-Year-9's whereabouts remain unknown, Viper returns to Madripoor to oversee HYDRA operations^[15] and Sage became a member of the short-lived New Excalibur, only to stop upwardly as one of the Exiles.

When the 10-Men and many other powered or depowered mutants came to San Francisco, an offshoot of the Social club, known equally the Hellfire Cult, begins attacking mutants and "species traitors". Officially, their leadership appears to exist Empath, merely the real power behind the scenes is the mysterious Red Queen. Their activities describe the attention of the X-Men.^[sixteen]

Kade Kilgore later took command of the Hellfire Order. Kilgore founded the Hellfire Academy where he recruited mutant outlaws as its kinesthesia and started looking for students to attend this school.^[17] The Hellfire Academy serves as the straight opponent for the Jean Grey School for College Learning.^[eighteen]

Organization [edit]

Lord Imperial [edit]

The Lord Imperial is not a member of the Inner Circle or any particular branch of the Hellfire Club; the Lord Royal is the true leader of the Hellfire Social club and oversees all branches of it. Equally such, but a few individuals have held the title. Sir Gordon Phillips, while unknown at the time, ruled as Lord Imperial for almost of the guild's modern history, holding the position from earlier the gild's introduction^[6] until his expiry: killed by Sabertooth on a cruise ship filled with humans infected with the Legacy Virus.^[19]

• Sir Gordon Phillips
• Elias Bogan
• Sebastian Shaw
• Roberto da Costa (Sunspot)

Inner Circle [edit]

The constant intrigue, backstabbing, blackmailing and politicking that plague the Hellfire Club have resulted in many changes of the Inner Circle, as new players seek out membership in order to obtain influence, power and wealth. The following lists the membership of each incarnation of the Inner Circle and the title they held; in descending order of rank are Kings and Queens, followed past Bishops and Rooks.

The Council of the Chosen [edit]

The original Inner Circle (existing prior to the club'due south introduction) consisted of:

• Edward "Ned" Buckman - White King
• Paris Seville - White Queen
• Sebastian Shaw - Black Bishop

Sebastian Shaw was instrumental in the Hellfire Club'south funding of Stephen Lang's resurrected Sentry programme, but having completed his purpose, White Male monarch Ned Buckman sought to eliminate the ambitious Blackness Bishop. After a Sentinel set on on Shaw'due south embankment house resulted in the death of his lover, Lourdes Chantel, Shaw and his marry Emma Frost purged the unabridged Council in one dark and appointed themselves its Black King and White Queen.^[ix]

The Lords Key [edit]

Shaw renamed The Council of the Chosen as The Lords Primal following his takeover of the New York branch, and appointed a number of allies to key positions. Frost began running the Massachusetts University at this time. Jason Wyngarde, also known as Mastermind, later became a probationary member pending his subversion of the X-Men'due south Jean Grey into the Club's Black Queen.

• Sebastian Shaw - Black Rex
• Emma Frost - White Queen
• Donald Pierce - White Bishop
• Harry Leland - Black Bishop
• Jason Wyngarde (Mastermind) - A probationary member who was presumably intended for one of the 2 Rooks.
• Phoenix (posing every bit Jean Grey) - Black Queen
• Tessa - Shaw's personal aide.
• Warhawk - Acquaintance of the Hellfire Society.

Following Mastermind'southward failed subversion of Jean Gray,^[10] the title of Black Queen was once once more empty. Donald Pierce reached the rank of White King but was later expelled for conspiring against his mutant colleagues.^[eleven] New members appointed during this menstruation were:

• Selene: - Blackness Queen^[20]
• Friedrich Von Roehm - Blackness Rook^[21]
• Emmanuel da Costa - White Rook^[20]

A truce betwixt the Hellfire Social club and the X-Men began after an encounter with Nimrod resulted in the deaths of Leland and von Roehm.^[3] This truce soon grew into a formal alliance every bit Storm and Magneto, as the leaders of the X-Men and Xavier'southward school respectively, took over the shared position of White King.^[iv]

• Storm - White King (with Magneto)
• Magneto - White King, later Greyness Rex

Tempest and the X-Men would later seemingly die, leaving Magneto alone to deal with the Inner Circumvolve. After a protracted power struggle, Magneto turned Emma Frost and Selene against Shaw and expelled him from Inner Circle, bold both mantles as the new Grey Rex.^[22] Magneto, while never formally resigning, would before long withdraw from the club, subsequently relocating to Savage Land to bargain with the threat of the villainess Zaladane.^[23] Meanwhile, Selene would plough against Frost and Magneto afterward learning that the 2 had sent Empath (i of Emma's students) to Selene'south Amazon fortress Nova Roma in order to subvert Selene's granddaughter Magma. Selene would create "The Upstarts", a group of young and wealthy mutants who replace the Hellfire Society. Organizing a "game" where whichever fellow member killed the nearly Hellfire Club members would rule the grouping, Emma Frost's students in the Hellfire Club were slaughtered by Trevor Fitzroy and Emma herself put into a coma. Fitzroy too "killed" Donald Pierce and his Reavers. Magneto meanwhile, having relocated to Asteroid Thou, invited a young healer named Fabian Cortez and his grouping known every bit the Acolytes to stay with him. Cortez (whose power was to boost other mutants abilities) manipulated Magneto into declaring war upon the X-Men and ultimately hijacked command over a SHIELD orbital weapons platform, to blow up Asteroid M, seemingly killing Magneto. Sebastian Shaw would be "killed" by Shinobi Shaw, a immature mutant who was fathered by Harry Leland merely raised by Sebastian as his son.^[24] In retaliation, Empath used his powers to dispense all of Nova Roma (including Magma) into thinking they were kidnapped victims of Selene's, who had been manipulated due to her mind control powers, into thinking they were citizens of an aboriginal, long lost Roman settlement in South America.^[25] Selene withal, would soon autumn casualty to her new allies own wrath equally Trevor Fitzroy and Selene'south marry, the Gamemaster, turned against her and allowed Gamemaster to take control over the Upstarts.

White Rook Emmanuel da Costa was as well killed around this period, though his decease was unrelated to the agenda of the Upstarts. A group of immortal mutants known as the Externals, became aware of a prophecy that i of the New Mutants was destined to play a major role in the conservancy of the planet. The prophecy referenced two New Mutants in particular, de Costa's son Sunspot and the New Mutant Cannonball, one of which potentially possessed the secondary mutation of immortality and the destiny of savior of mutantkind.^[26] As Cable infiltrated the New Mutants under the notion that Cannonball was to be the immortal messiah, the External'south leader Gideon sought to corrupt Sunspot, who was the messiah promised in the prophecy.^[27] Already a family unit friend, Gideon had de Costa'south secretary poison the White Rook in order to force his super-hero son to leave the New Mutants and take leadership of his family'due south company.^[28] When Missive survived a nigh fatal impaling (which Cablevision mistook equally being the result of his being immortal), Gideon turned on Sunspot who was ultimately rescued by X-Force.^[29]

With exception of de Costa; all of the Hellfire Guild Lord Cardinals killed by the Upstarts, later recovered. Sebastian Shaw faked his death, as did Magneto. Donald Pierce was rebuilt by Stryfe forth with the balance of the Reavers, while Emma Frost recovered from her coma and repented her evil ways.

Shinobi Shaw's Upstart Inner Circle [edit]

Selene had originally planned on creating a new Inner Circle with the help of the Upstarts - among them Shinobi Shaw, son of Sebastian Shaw - but they betrayed and imprisoned her. Assertive to accept successfully assassinated his male parent,^[30] Shinobi Shaw briefly took over the New York branch of the Guild, seemingly with back up from the External Candra. He offered membership in his Inner Circle to Archangel,^[31] Storm,^[32] and Sunspot (likewise known as Roberto da Costa, son of former White Rook Emmanuel da Costa),^[33] simply all declined.

• Shinobi Shaw - Black King
• Benedict Kine - White King
• Benazir Kaur - White Queen
• Reeva Payge - Black Queen
• Candra - Associate
• Cordelia Frost - Probationary member
• Ebon Knights - Shinobi Shaw's Black Baby-sit
• Ivory Knights - Benedict Kine's White Guard

The titles of Payge and Kaur are not established. When Cordelia Frost (younger sister of Emma) applies for membership to the Inner Circle, Shinobi states that the title of White Queen is already taken.^[34]

Shinobi Shaw's actions as Black King were limited to failed attempts at extending his influence and monitoring the London branch of the Club.

The London Branch [edit]

The Hellfire Social club's London branch is introduced briefly operating parallel to Shinobi's Inner Circumvolve.^[35] Instead of Black and White, the titles of the London Inner Circle are designated Black and Reddish.

• Emma Steed - Black Queen^[36]
• Margali Szardos - Cherry Queen
• Quentin Templeton - Black Male monarch^[36]
• Alan Wilson - Red King^[36]
• Brian Braddock (Captain Britain) - Black Bishop
• Conrad Strathdee - Ruby Bishop^[36]
• Jane Hampshire (possessed by Mountjoy) - Ruby Rook^[36]
• Rutledge - Servant

Captain Britain, having inherited club membership from his begetter, Sir James Braddock, was asked by Shinobi Shaw to infiltrate the London Inner Circle, equally the branch's mysterious calendar surely ran counter to both their interests.^[35] The London Branch and their plans were soon brought to an terminate afterwards a failed attempt to utilise a demon's essence to control the city.^[37] The Black Queen and Red King were taken into police custody.

Shaw's Second Circle [edit]

Sebastian Shaw, despite his apparent decease, afterward re-emerged^[38] and retook command of the Hellfire Guild in try to restore its old power and glory. Selene, freed from her imprisonment by the Upstarts, took nether her influence a resurrected Madelyne Pryor in her quest for revenge.^{[39] [40] [41]} Shaw meanwhile attempted to ally with the AOA-exile Holocaust. Meeting in New York, Shaw proposes a reformation of the Inner Circumvolve with the post-obit line-up:^[42] At starting time operating in surreptitious from outside the Hellfire Social club (still nether Shinobi Shaw's command), Sebastian's grouping presently reasserted control over the system.^[43]

• Sebastian Shaw - Black King
• Selene - Black Queen
• Trevor Fitzroy - White Rook
• Madelyne Pryor - Ruddy Queen
• Donald Pierce - Bidder for White Bishop
• Tessa - Shaw's personal aide
• Ella - Selene's personal servant
• Holocaust - Acquaintance
• Miss Hoo - Associate

Selene'southward mind command over Madelyne Pryor eventually waned, and the Black Rook's allegiance soon turned to Sebastian Shaw.^[44] Concerned, Selene contacted Fitzroy and Tessa to counteract the irresolute balance of power.^[43] Donald Pierce returned to the Hellfire Guild as a probationary member,^[45] however his failure in attaining the alien technology of Apocalypse resulted in his expulsion from the group.^[46] Pryor meanwhile had betrayed and deserted the club. Shaw, presented with a mysterious offer,^[47] decided to accept its terms and resign from the Inner Circle, advising Fitzroy to do the same.^[48]

Selene'southward Hellfire Society [edit]

Selene, finding herself the sole remaining member of the Inner Circumvolve, reformed the social club in her own image and allied with the ruler of Hell, Blackheart. Afterward a confrontation with the Fantastic Four, Blackheart is imprisoned and Selene's captive Daimon Hellstrom is freed; Hellstorm and so became the social club's White King to ensure a balance of power and light.^[49] Selene would after successfully induct Sunspot (Roberto da Costa, son of former Black Rook Emmanuel da Costa) into the Inner Circle,^[50] offering the resurrection of his long-expressionless girlfriend, Julianna, who died saving his life.^[51]

• Selene - Black Queen
• Blackheart - Black King
• Daimon Hellstrom - White King
• Roberto da Costa (Sunspot) - Black Rook

It is unknown what led to the dissolution of this incarnation. The Hellfire Club was found airtight and abandoned, covered in blackbriar thorns; Selene herself was trapped inside the mansion, unable to leave.^[52]

The 5th Inner Circle [edit]

Afterwards the expiry of Sir Gordon Phillips at the easily of the Alliance of Mutants,^[19] Sebastian Shaw positioned himself as the new Lord Regal and, as such, oversaw the unabridged Hellfire Order.^{[ book & issue needed ]}

• Sebastian Shaw - Lord Imperial
• Roberto da Costa (Sunspot) - Blackness King
• Selene - Black Queen
• Sabbatum-Yr-nine (as Courtney Ross) - White Queen
• Viper - White Warrior Princess
• Tessa - Shaw'due south personal aide and Sunspot's personal adviser.
• Carmine Lotus - Associate

Selene, despite remaining imprisoned underneath the Hellfire Club's New York mansion and not actively participating in the Inner Circle, has apparently retained her championship of Blackness Queen.^{[ volume & issue needed ]} It was as well revealed that Emma Frost, despite having left the lodge long agone and having since joined the Ten-Men, still retained her membership and White Queen title.^{[ volume & issue needed ]} Sabbatum-Yr-ix confronts Emma Frost and, assuming her title, becomes the newest improver to the Inner Circumvolve, bringing with her bodyguard and self-appointed "White Warrior Princess" Viper.^{[ volume & issue needed ]}

A confrontation with Donald Pierce leaves Sebastian Shaw gravely injured,^{[ volume & result needed ]} and Sunspot takes over as Lord Regal, which was Tessa'southward plan all along.^{[ volume & event needed ]} Tessa left the Order,^{[ volume & issue needed ]} still under Sunspot's dominion, and joined New Excalibur in the wake of M-Day.^{[ book & issue needed ]} Shaw has since returned as the Black Rex, seemingly plotting to rebuild his ability base.^{[ volume & result needed ]}

Nova'south Inner Circle [edit]

Emma Frost's illusory Inner Circumvolve (left to right): Negasonic Teenage Warhead, Perfection, Cassandra Nova, and Sebastian Shaw

• Emma Frost
• Sebastian Shaw
• Perfection
• Cassandra Nova
• Negasonic Teenage Warhead

A mysterious new Inner Circle emerged in the pages of 'Astonishing X-Men' vol. 3. Members of this version were never given titles since they were revealed to exist psionic projections created past Emma Frost at the behest of Cassandra Nova. In an attempt to free herself the X-Men, Cassandra had placed a portion of her consciousness in Frost'southward prior to being mentally imprisoned and launched an assault on the Ten-Mansion past using Emma equally a Trojan horse. Other than Cassandra Nova, each member appears to represent a dissimilar aspect of Emma'due south by with Negasonic Teenage Warhead being a former student of hers who died in Genosha; Perfection, a manifestation of Emma's younger, evil self and Sebastian Shaw representing her time with the Hellfire Guild.^[53]

Selene'south second Inner Circle [edit]

Selene, finding herself once over again the sole remaining member of the Inner Circle, and disappointed by the many betrayals from Sebastian Shaw and his Hellfire Lodge, decided it was fourth dimension to rise to goddesshood, a state she believed she was destined for.^[54] To reach that, she specifically recruited a Coven of deadly mutants to seek revenge against all those that had betrayed her or stood in her manner in the past. Together they went to the New York co-operative of the Hellfire Society, where she cut all ties with them by using her new Inner Circumvolve to slaughter every person there. This Inner Circle was fabricated up of mostly by mutants whose abilities were designed for killing. Membership consisted of:

• Glimmer
• Senyaka
• Mortis
• Wither
• Eli Bard - only non-mutant member. Turned into a vampire-like creature by Selene.

The Sixth Inner Circumvolve [edit]

Sebastian Shaw's Inner Circumvolve eventually reemerged. Wolverine came into confrontation with a new "Inner Circle", nether the false impression (past Sebastian Shaw and "Miss Sinister") that they are behind the kidnapping of his son, Daken.^[55]

• Sebastian Shaw
• Claudine Renko (Miss Sinister)
• Mr. Castlemere
• Turner
• Peter Scholl (Leonine)
• Mercedes

The Seventh Inner Circle [edit]

In the issue "Schism", there has apparently been a pro-human coup in the Hellfire Lodge, all mutant members have been removed, and 12-year-sometime supergenius Kade Kilgore has been named the new Black Male monarch.^[56] Kilgore then called together a cabal of prepubescent geniuses to secretly rule the Hellfire Club and eradicate mutantkind, then proceeding to poison the other remaining Hellfire Club members, making them the sole leadership.^{[57] [58]} Kade Kilgore later had a change of heart and began recruiting mutants to his side to railroad train the newly manifested mutants at the Hellfire Academy.^[17] The Hellfire University is destroyed by the staff of the Jean Grayness School.^[59]

• Kade Kilgore - Blackness King. A twelve-twelvemonth-old sociopath who is also the leader of the grouping.
• Doctor Maximilian Frankenstein (formerly Baron Maximilian von Katzenelnbogen) - Black Bishop. Descendant of Victor Frankenstein. He was responsible for creating the Krakoa that the Ten-Men befriended and the Krakoas that dedicated the unnamed island where the Hellfire Academy is located.^[60]
• Manuel Enduque - White King. He is well-versed in weaponry with his family reportedly beingness a dynasty of slavers in Africa with Manuel having strangled his own father to expiry, thus resulting in him taking control of the business organisation.
• Wilhemina Kensington - White Queen. She is an eleven yr old with a love of martial arts and beauty pageants who inherited the company afterwards her mother died. She is also both psychopathic and sociopathic, having killed human being guards and alien warriors and is also alleged to take mutilated both cats and penguins.

Assembly:

• Sabretooth ^[61]
• Ezekiel Stane ^[61]
• Child Blackheart ^[61]
• Cordelia Frost ^[61]
• Szandor Shaw
• Kevin Krask
• Kenneth Krask
• Wolfgang von Roehm

The 8th Inner Circle [edit]

Sebastian Shaw has since regained command of the Hellfire Social club and in an attempt to restore its former power and celebrity, decided to marry himself with Magneto and his X-Men co-operative to form a new Inner Circumvolve.^{[ volume & outcome needed ]}

• Sebastian Shaw - Blackness King
• Briar Raleigh - Black Bishop - Magneto's one-time associate and the merely non-mutant within the Inner Circle
• Monet St. Croix - White Queen
• Black Tom Cassidy - White Bishop

The Ninth Inner Circumvolve [edit]

Eventually Emma Frost decided to rid of Shaw, by spiking his wine with a paralytic amanuensis she made sure there was no way for him to release his body'due south captivated energies which overloaded his Mothervine-induced secondary mutation, resulting in his death.^[62] She then reformed the Inner Circle in her image^[63] and using Vanisher every bit her personal transportation, she worked behind the scenes to become the 10-Men to handle certain affairs.

• Black Rex: Emma Frost
• White King: Mystique
• Black Bishop: Elixir
• White Bishop: Marrow

The 10th Inner Circle [edit]

With mutants congregating on Krakoa, Kade Kilgore is able to retake control of the Hellfire Club branch in New York City. Opting later to rename themselves as "Homines Verendi", a Latin name which roughly translates to "man must exist revered and feared", Kade and his grouping (Maximilian Frankenstein, Manuel Enduque and Wilhemina Kensington) recruited Taiwanese millionaire and anti-mutant activist, Chen Zhao and stands poised ready to tear down the new age of mutantkind as they are involved in the Krakoans' bug.^[64]

With each of the founding members already in possession of massive fortunes, they succeeded in taking over Madripoor, an island in Southeast Asia, and are using it as its base of power. While it is unknown whether or non the royal family unit of Madripoor has been detained, fled or simply murdered, information technology's clear that the lawless island is no longer a safe haven for mutants. In one case used as a base of operations for the X-Man Wolverine while using the alias "Patch," Madripoor has at present degenerated into a country that is openly hostile toward mutants and has even gone so far every bit to offer its citizens payment for killing mutants. It's nearly become a night reflection of Krakoa and everything that it stands for and recruited long-time X-Men foe Donald Pierce to act equally Madripoor's official representative to the United Nations.^[65]

They as well secretly assistance Hellfire Gild fellow member Sebastian Shaw in the murder of Kitty Pryde. Shaw paid Verendi to participate in his scheme to get Kitty alone on Verendi'due south send so that he could ensnare her in Krakoan vines and sink her with the ship.^[66]

Members [edit]

The following characters are members of the Hellfire Club, many of them beingness extremely influential, only were not part of any of the Inner Circle incarnations mentioned in a higher place. Membership is either hereditary, or obtained through personal invitation from the co-operative's King. Known members include:

• Warren Worthington Jr. and Kathryn Worthington ^[67] (both deceased) - invited past Ned Buckman^[8]
• Howard Stark (deceased)^[viii] - invited by Ned Buckman
• Sir James Braddock (deceased)^[31] - invited by Ned Buckman, former Black Bishop of the London Co-operative, left the Inner Circle when his inventions were used for anti-mutant purposes.
• Senator Robert Kelly (deceased)
• Warren Worthington III (Angel) ^[67] - inherited membership from his father.
• Candace "Candy" Southern ^[67] (deceased)
• Elizabeth Braddock (Psylocke) ^[31] - inherited membership.
• James Braddock Jr. - inherited membership.
• Berhard Van Ostamgen ^[68] - failed entry into Inner Circle
• Ronald Parvenue ^[31]
• Dwayne Taylor (Night Thrasher) (deceased)^[31]
• Anthony Stark (Fe Human) ^[48] - inherited membership from his father
• Norman Osborn (Green Goblin) ^[48]
• Bianca LeNeige
• Vance Astrovik
• Oliver Ryland - Elias Bogan'southward protégé
• The Kingmaker
• Rachel Summers - White Warrior Princess, invited past Emma Frost
• Lady Jacqueline Falsworth-Crichton - inherited membership
• Angus Munroe ^[69] - deceased

Past members [edit]

• Philadelphia, 1780/81: Sir Patrick Clemens (King title), Lady Diana Knight (Queen title), Lady Grayness (Queen title), Elizabeth Shaw-Worthington, Major General Wallace Worthington, Commander Clinton
• London, 1859: Lord Braddock, Mr. Shaw (Sebastian Shaw's cracking-grandfather and Cornelius Shaw's male parent)
• Boston, 1872/74: Anton Pierce (Member of the Inner Circle)
• London, 1915: Brigadier-Full general Cornelius Shaw, Sir Harry Manners, Waltham Pierce

In Runaways #10, Emma Frost tells Cyclops that the Hellfire Order had once reached out for the Hayeses, though the attempt went awry because the Hayeses were "sadistic monsters".^[70]

Staff [edit]

The Hellfire Guild has employed a big number of more often than not-anonymous armed guards. A few have been named:

• Wade Cole^[71]
• Angelo Macon^[71]
• Murray Reese^[71]
• Samuel Guthrie (Cannonball)^[11]
• Richard Salmons^[72]
• Randall Chase^[73]
• Chet Andrews^[74]

Cole, Macon and Reese were savagely wounded by Wolverine in the Hellfire Order's first confrontation with the 10-Men.^[71] They would return to duty as cyborgs^{[11] [75]} earlier leaving the Lodge to join Lady Deathstrike in seeking revenge confronting Wolverine,^[76] eventually joining the Reavers.^[77] Sam Guthrie worked as a Hellfire guard for a brief menses before joining the New Mutants as Cannonball.^[11] Kade Kilgore also recruited 2 survivors of private military visitor Blackguard, who were augmented with adamantium skeletons, and laser claws as his personal bodyguards.^[78]

The Hellfire Club also employs a number of servants, escorts and strippers. Sharon Kelly was a waitress at the New York branch who was called past Sebastian Shaw to seduce Senator Robert Kelly.^[79] The couple quickly married, but soon later on Sharon was killed in a battle involving the 10-Men,^[77] further fueling her married man's hatred for mutants.

Massachusetts University [edit]

The Hellfire Lodge was aligned with the prestigious prep school the Massachusetts Academy, run by White Queen Emma Frost, for a number of years.^[eighty] In addition to its big, traditional, student body, the Academy secretly trained a team of young mutants known every bit the Hellions.^[81] Due to their affiliation with the Club, the Hellions were oftentimes present at its social functions. This group would entertain a rivalry with Professor Charles Xavier's students at the time, the New Mutants.

Later on the death of the Hellions in an assault orchestrated by the Upstarts,^[24] Emma Frost left the Hellfire Club. Re-aligning herself with Professor Xavier, the Massachusetts Academy became the new site for Xavier'southward School for Gifted Youngsters and a new class, known every bit Generation 10.^{[82] [83]}

Hellfire Academy [edit]

The seventh incarnation of the Hellfire Club have since founded the Hellfire Academy, a rival to the Jean Grey Schoolhouse for Higher Learning. It is located on an unnamed island.^[17] According to Kade Kilgore, the purpose of recruiting newly empowered mutants is to train them to be supervillains so he tin can so profit from the fear generated by them through his Lookout man program.^[84] Staff outside the Hellfire Social club'south leadership include:

• Mystique - Headmistress who also teaches Intro to Evil. Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #20.^[17]
• Sabretooth - Headmaster. Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #3.
• Dog Logan - Brother of Wolverine. He teaches physical teaching. Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #29.
• Dr. Xanto Starblood - Self-proclaimed Extreme Zoologist who teaches Xenobiology. Joined in Wolverine and the 10-Men #30
• Husk - Former Ten-Man. She is the lunch lady and librarian. Joined quondam afterwards Wolverine and the Ten-Men #19.; later rejoined X-Men^{[ volume & issue needed ]}
• Lord Deathstrike - Brother of Lady Deathstrike who works as a recruited resourcer. Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #twenty.^[17]
• Principal Pandemonium - He teaches Hell Literature. Joined in Wolverine and the Ten-Men #20.^[17]
• Madame Mondo - Female fellow member of the Spinless Ones from the Mojoverse. She works equally the Public Relations instructor. Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #xx.^[17]
• Sauron - He works every bit a scientific discipline teacher. Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #twenty.^[17]
• Silver Samurai -The son of the original Argent Samurai who works every bit a designer. Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #20.^[17]
• The Philistine - Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #20.^[17]
• Toad - Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #30.; left in Wolverine and the 10-Men #33; later rejoined X-Men^{[ book & issue needed ]}
• Wendigo - He works as a Danger Room Instructor. Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #20.^[17]

The students of the Hellfire Academy include:

• Broo - Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #30; later rejoined X-Men^{[ volume & event needed ]}
• Glob Herman - Joined prior to Wolverine and the X-Men #18
• Infestation - Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #31
• Mudbug - Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #20^[17]
• Oya - Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #29; left in Wolverine and the X-Men #33; afterwards rejoined X-Men^{[ volume & upshot needed ]}
• Child Omega - Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #30; left in Wolverine and the X-Men #32; later rejoined X-Men^{[ volume & issue needed ]}
• Snot - Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #31
• Tin Man - Joined in Ten-Men vol. 3 #41

Hellfire Trading Company [edit]

In the wake of the establishment of the mutant nation of Krakoa, Emma Frost reforms the Lodge and reorganized information technology into the Hellfire Trading Company, the distribution arm for the Krakoan drugs produced past the mutant nation-state. Sailing out of Hellfire Bay, its ships the Marauder, the Upstart and the Mercury perform public delivery of mutant appurtenances, while likewise smuggling the drugs illicitly and freeing mutants from unfriendly nations. The visitor is run by a new Inner Circle which is compose of a triple dynasty of blackness, white and ruby-red Hellfire royalty.^[85]

• White Palace
  • White Queen: Stepford Cuckoos: Emma Frost (formerly)
  • White Bishop: Christian Frost
  • White Knight: Callisto
• Blackstone
  • Black Queen: Lourdes Chantel; Sebastian Shaw (formerly Black King)
  • Black Bishop: Shinobi Shaw
  • Black Knights: Andrea and Andreas Strucker
• Red Keep
  • Ruddy Queen: Katherine Pryde
  • Red Bishop: Lucas Bishop

Other versions [edit]

Historic period of Apocalypse [edit]

In the alternate universe known as the "Age of Apocalypse", the Hellfire Club was not agile and was possibly decimated by the forces of Apocalypse. Its closest analogue was Sky, Warren Worthington Three's nightclub that formed a neutral zone from the genetic conflict that boiled exterior. Sebastian Shaw meanwhile served as a member of Apocalypse'south courtroom. Donald Pierce besides became a retainer of Apocalypse, and atomic number 82 the techno-organic-infected Reavers. On the other side of the conflict, Emma Frost served as role of the Human being High Council, having been stripped of her powers through a lobotomy. Jason Wyngarde, a victim of the Sugar Human's genetic experiments, had become one of Forge's Outcasts.

After the ascension of Weapon X, Sebastian Shaw remade Heaven into his paradigm and renamed the nightclub as Hellfire Society all the while trying to gain power.^[86]

Bishop's Future [edit]

The Hellfire Society retained its position as one of the globe'southward major powers in the futurity timeline of Bishop. The Gild is ruled by Anthony Shaw, a descendant of Sebastian Shaw; he also has an illegitimate son, Trevor Fitzroy. (Fitzroy would later travel dorsum in fourth dimension, bringing him into conflict with his forefathers Shinobi and Sebastian Shaw.) Malcolm, a colleague of Bishop and member of the Xavier Security Enforcers (Ten.Due south.E.), was also a member of the Club.

Association Hellfire [edit]

In a hereafter dominated by Trevor Fitzroy, calling himself The Chronomancer, one of the forces opposing his dominion is Association Hellfire, led by a Samara Shaw.

X-Men: Ronin [edit]

In i alternating reality in which the X-Men are based in Japan, the Hellfire Gild is ruled by Professor Xavier. The White Queen Emma Frost is a junior member who, forth with Tessa, believe Xavier to be their biological father. The Club controls the Shadowcat Clan of ninjas, which includes Pyro, Iceman and Colossus.

Marvel Noir [edit]

In Ten-Men Noir, the Hellfire Guild is an sectional S&K club owned by Sebastian Shaw, and is plundered early on by Animate being, Cyclops and Iceman.^[87]

Ultimate Marvel [edit]

Within the Hellfire Gild of the Ultimate Marvel Universe is an Inner Circle led past Sebastian Shaw (with other notable members being Xavier spy Gerald Lavine, and Shaw's son Shinobi) who worship a pagan "Phoenix God". Believing the Phoenix to be incarnated in the torso of 10-Human being Jean Grey, the Club quietly funded Professor Charles Xavier as she developed under his tutelage. Jean withal underwent a mental breakdown, and stole the Inner Circle's bank access codes and wiped their minds.^[88]

A group called the Church of Shi'ar Enlightenment afterwards approached the Xavier Institute, challenge the Hellfire Order was a breakaway sect, and asking to examine whether or not Jean really is the Phoenix God.^[88] However, Lilandra'due south assistant Gerald Lavine was revealed to be an operative of the Hellfire Lodge and working for Shinobi Shaw, who is also dating Emma Frost, headmistress of the University of Tomorrow and secretly a member of the Hellfire Lodge.^[88]

In other media [edit]

Television set [edit]

• Emma Frost, every bit the White Queen, is a fellow member of Magneto'southward Brotherhood of Evil Mutants in the one off blithe episode Pryde of the 10-Men in 1989. Information technology was planned to exist a serial, merely was cancelled,^{[ citation needed ]} with merely the pilot being produced. She is seen freeing Magneto from a military convoy at the beginning of the episode and can later on be seen fighting against Cyclops on Asteroid M.
• The original Inner Circumvolve appeared in X-Men under the name of the "Inner Circle Society" to forbid whatsoever controversy regarding the utilise of the give-and-take "Hellfire".^{[ citation needed ]} They appear showtime in cameos in the episode "The Phoenix Saga - Part IV". The members of the Inner Circle are Sebastian Shaw, Jason Wyngarde, Emma Frost, Donald Pierce, and Harry Leland. They aimed to control Jean Grey and brainwash her into joining them, merely unwittingly unleashed the Dark Phoenix. At the end of the saga Shaw, Pierce, and Frost escape, Wyngarde is left catatonic, and Leland is missing following a fight with Wolverine.
• The animated series Wolverine and the X-Men featured the Inner Circle composed of Emma Frost, Sebastian Shaw, Harry Leland, Donald Pierce, Selene, and the Stepford Cuckoos. This Inner Circle appears more closely related to the Ultimate Marvel series, as a group who is obsessed solely with attaining the power of the Phoenix. In the episode "Shades of Gray," Emma Frost telepathically puts the X-Men to sleep then that the Hellfire Club tin can abduct Jean Greyness. In the three-function episode "Foresight," Sebastian Shaw, Harry Leland, Donald Pierce, and Selene prepare a ritual that would excerpt the Phoenix Force from Jean Grey and place it in the Stepford Cuckoos. Emma Frost warned them confronting the program, but her warnings fell on deaf ears. When the Phoenix was released, the ceiling fell on superlative of Leland and Pierce. Emma Frost used her telepathy to subdue Shaw and Selene.
• The Hellfire Order (in one case again under the name Inner Circle) were featured in Marvel Anime: 10-Men. In the kickoff episode, they were seen trying to manipulate Jean Grayness into using the Phoenix Force for their own utilize until Jean Grayness sacrifices herself. This testify besides includes some Inner Circle mutants named Rat, Marsh, and Neuron (the Inner Circumvolve'south White Bishop) who assisted Mastermind in his plans to rule humanity.
• A live activity television receiver serial titled Hellfire was under development by 20th Century Play a trick on Television set and Marvel Television receiver with an early 2017 air date,^{[89] [xc]} just on July 12, 2016, Variety reports that the project is no longer moving forward.^[91]
• Hellfire Society appears in The Gifted television series. In the start flavor Stepford Cuckoos are revealed to be working for the Hellfire Guild, convincing several characters to join them in the season finale. In the second season Reeva Payge takes control of the Inner Circle and pursues a goal of mutant liberation. Other members include Andy Strucker, Polaris (Lorna Dane), Fade and Sage, all of whom joined the Hellfire Club at the cease of Season i later losing faith in the Mutant Surreptitious.^[92] Yet, Marsh, Rat and Neuron are killed by the Ten-Men, while Mastermind is killed by Takeo when the boy's powers go out of control.

Moving picture [edit]

• The Hellfire Society appeared in the pic 10-Men: Commencement Course as the main antagonists.^[93] The Hellfire Gild is led by Sebastian Shaw (Kevin Salary) and Emma Frost (January Jones), with Azazel (Jason Flemyng), Riptide (Álex González), and Angel Salvadore (Zoë Kravitz) as the main members (Although Angel was initially a member of the X-Men before she defected). Their overall goal is to first World War III in order to wipe out the man race from World, allowing the mutants to ascension up and take over as the survivor race, with Shaw every bit the leader of the new world order. To this finish, they dispense American and Soviet government officials to instigate the Cuban Missile Crisis, prompting CIA amanuensis Moira MacTaggert to supervise the initial formation of the X-Men, coordinated by Charles Xavier, his adoptive sister Raven, new marry Erik Lensherr, and CIA scientist Hank McCoy, to oppose them. At the terminate of the pic, Sebastian Shaw is killed by Magneto while many of its members (Emma Frost, Azazel, Riptide, Angel and Raven) join Magneto and his new group the Alliance of Mutants.
• The Hellfire Club were originally planned to return in X-Men: Dark Phoenix with a lineup consisting of Harry Leland, Freidrich Von Roehm, the Strucker Twins, Shinobi Shaw, a returning Emma Frost and the Cherry Lotus Gang although they were non used in the film.^[94]

Video games [edit]

• Emma Frost was a boss character in the X-Men arcade game past Konami in 1992, loosely based on the "Pryde of the X-Men" pilot.
• The Hellfire Order have appeared in numerous X-Men video games as villains in various stages specifically inside the Hellfire Mansion with the final boss almost always being Sebastian Shaw. The Hellfire Guild Mansion appeared as the starting time phase in X-Men (Game Gear System) as well every bit X-Men 2: Game Principal'due south Legacy (Game Gear). Another game they appeared in was X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse.
• The Hellfire Club appears as antagonist in the video game Wolverine: Adamantium Rage, for the SNES and Sega Genesis, with Selene and Shinobi Shaw actualization every bit bosses in their stage.
• The Hellfire Social club appears in Curiosity: Avengers Alliance. In the Spec Ops part of the game, Emma Frost tells Nick Fury and the Due south.H.I.East.L.D. Agent that someone is claiming her erstwhile championship as White Queen. Their human foot soldiers consist of Hellfire Elites, Hellfire Gunners, Hellfire Heavies, Hellfire Hunters, Hellfire Officers, and Hellfire Snipers. The Hellfire Club has also received help in their goals from Avalanche, Blob, Ruby Dynamo (who built the Sentinels that obey the Hellfire Club'south every commands), Juggernaut, and Omega Lookout man. In the sixth Spec Ops mission, the Hellfire Society brings Living Pharaoh out of stasis and plots to help him transform into Living Monolith. This time, the Hellfire Society have too enlisted the help of Bullseye, Constrictor, and Dragoness. Also the Hellfire Club is a major adversary in the showtime affiliate of the 2d flavor, with Selene making her first appearance, as a boss in the mission 5. Special Operations 19: Fratricide follows the storyline of the remnants of the Alliance existence hunted down past Mr. Sinister, Bastion, and the Hellfire Gild. Sebastian Shaw appears every bit the Boss of Mission three, which also marks his get-go appearance in the game.

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External links [edit]

• Hellfire Club at Marvel.com
• Hellfire Club at Marvel Wiki
  • Hellfire Academy at Marvel Wiki

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