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Who Is Modred the Mystic? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Modred the Mystic (Marvel): A magician with tutorship from Chthon, Modred the Mystic possesses immense mystical abilities, especially when in contact with the Darkhold.

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Modred the Mystic is a Marvel comic book character, the alter ego of Modred, with over 112 comic issue appearances. A magician with tutorship from Chthon, Modred the Mystic possesses immense mystical abilities, especially when in contact with the Darkhold.

Who is Modred the Mystic?

Origin Modred the Mystic is a magic user directly connected to Chthon the Elder God . Modred was born in the 6th century and lived during the rein of King Arthur . He was an apprentice sorcerer to Gervasse when he learned Merlin was seeking him as his own apprentice. This Merlin, however, was actually the Maha Yogi , whom Modred feared as a wicked sorcerer. He decided to seek the power of the Darkhold in order to end to the reign of Merlin. He succeeded in locating the grimoire, but the moment he touched it, Modred was trapped. The Other , an avatar of Chthon , appeared and agreed to grant him power in exchange for a sacrifice. Modred was able to hold his own in a battle of wills; that, is until Lady Janice , his love interest, followed him into the room and risked falling victim to the Other.

Key facts

Modred the Mystic is of human origin and first appeared in "Magic is Alive!". The character is published by Marvel. With 112 recorded issue appearances, Modred the Mystic ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Modred the Mystic?

A magician with tutorship from Chthon, Modred the Mystic possesses immense mystical abilities, especially when in contact with the Darkhold.

What is Modred the Mystic's real name?

Modred the Mystic's real identity is Modred.

When did Modred the Mystic first appear?

Modred the Mystic first appeared in "Magic is Alive!".

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