Who Is Hemingway? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Hemingway (Marvel): An extremely violent Morlock, Hemingway was a member of Gene Nation. He died, but was later briefly resurrected by Eli Bard & Selene via the Trans

Hemingway is a Marvel comic book character, the alter ego of Unknown, with over 67 comic issue appearances. An extremely violent Morlock, Hemingway was a member of Gene Nation. He died, but was later briefly resurrected by Eli Bard & Selene via the Transmode Virus.
Who is Hemingway?
Origin Hemingway was initially introduced as a member of the sub-terranean dwelling Morlocks . He was believed to have been killed when Colossus ' and Magik 's insane brother, Mikhail Rasputin , flooded the subway tunnels that the Morlocks inhabited. Although, as is well-known, the eldest Rasputin narrowly rescued most of his would-be victims from drowning by opening a trans-dimensional portal that led to The Hill. The Hill is a unique dimension where time moves several times faster than in the mainstream Marvel universe (Earth-616). Mayor Story Arcs Gene Nation While they lived here on The Hill, 10-20 years had passed, while mere months had passed in this reality. During this time, Mikhail trained these mutants into killing machines, and formed a team called Gene Nation . This team resurfaced in the mainstream reality on the anniversary of the Mutant Massacre . They were charged with the duty of brutally slaying one-hundred humans in retribution for each Morlock life lost.
Key facts
Hemingway is of mutant origin and first appeared in "Don't Touch That Dial!". The character is published by Marvel. With 67 recorded issue appearances, Hemingway ranks among the most featured characters in comics.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Hemingway?
An extremely violent Morlock, Hemingway was a member of Gene Nation. He died, but was later briefly resurrected by Eli Bard & Selene via the Transmode Virus.
What is Hemingway's real name?
Hemingway's real identity is Unknown.
When did Hemingway first appear?
Hemingway first appeared in "Don't Touch That Dial!".



