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.. copy and pasted from the following website .. .. https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Ahmet_Abdol_(Earth-616)

Ahmet Abdol (Earth-616) Sign In to Save Edit Ahmet Abdol Ahmet Abdol (Earth-616) from Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 376 001 Gallery Name Ahmet Abdol[1] Aliases Pharaoh[2] Living Pharaoh[2] Living Monolith[3] Living Planet Juggernaut Living Testament[4] Affiliation and Relationships Physical Characteristics Origin and Living Status Personal Information Creators and Appearances Creators Arnold Drake, Don Heck First X-Men #54 (January, 1969) (As the Living Pharaoh) X-Men #56 (March, 1969) (As the Living Monolith) Astonishing Avengers Infinity Comic #28 (September, 2025) (As the Living Testament) Yes -- I was indeed -- he who was called -- the Pharaoh! But now -- I am more -- much more! Now I am he -- who shall restore -- the glory that was! Now -- am I -- the Living Monolith! —Living Monolith[source] Contents 1 History 1.1 Early Life 1.2 Cult of the Living Pharaoh 1.3 The Twelve 1.4 The Once and Future Juggernaut 1.5 The Red Monolith 2 Attributes 2.1 Powers 2.2 Abilities 3 Paraphernalia 3.1 Equipment 3.2 Weapons 4 Notes 5 See Also 6 Links and References 6.1 References History Early Life Ahmet Abdol was a professor of ancient Egyptology when he formed a theory that the gods and pharaohs of old were actually ancient mutants. Accused of heresy when he announced his findings, Abdol was attacked by a mob who chased him through the streets with his wife and infant daughter. Abdol wrecked his car and his wife died in the burning vehicle, as the mob looked on and did nothing to help him save her.[5] As the Living Pharaoh As the Living Pharaoh Cult of the Living Pharaoh Abdol discovered he had the ability to manipulate cosmic energy, mainly by absorbing it and projecting it as energy blasts, reflexively firing upon the crowd as his mutant ability manifested. A man approached Abdol in the streets, claiming to represent the Cult of the Living Pharaoh. The cult believed Abdol's research and saw him as a living god reborn. The man offered Abdol the services of the cult, and Ahmet Abdol became the Living Pharaoh.[5] Abdol's patron was actually the immortal mutant Apocalypse. He considered Abdol to be a broken, beaten man of great potential but without direction. Apocalypse acquired a sample of Alex Summers' DNA (who would one day become the X-Man known as Havok), ensuring that its coding had been modified for his purposes, and had Mister Sinister graft it to Abdol. The experiment was only partially successful and resulted in an unexpected and quite unusual symbiotic relationship wherein Abdol's power was split between them and not shared. Because Alex Summers was young at the time and had not actively manifested his powers, the Living Pharaoh received the majority of their power at first.[6] Deciding to use his powers for his own personal gain, Abdol created a cult around himself and set about his plan to rule the world. As the Living Monolith As the Living Monolith Years later, Abdol discovered that Alex Summers could absorb and project cosmic energy more easily than Abdol could. Abdol kidnapped Alex and used him to increase his power. Abdol found a way to screen Summers' body from ambient cosmic radiation, permitting his own body to attain its latent potential. Abdol was transformed into the Living Monolith, a gigantic mutant with vast cosmic power. The Monolith was defeated while in combat with the X-Men when Alex's latent mutant powers surfaced under the stress of entombment within the mechanism designed to screen him from cosmic radiation.[7] Abdol was captured by the Sentinels,[8] but escaped when the X-Men freed all the captives.[9] Abdol later stole the Ruby Scarab and battled the Living Mummy. Abdol was virtually powerless now that Summers' powers were active, and he relied on the Scarab to artificially restore his powers.[10] Later, Havok and his girlfriend Polaris were attacked by henchmen of The Living Pharaoh. Alex was kidnapped before Lorna could stop them. After arriving in New York, Spider-Man came to Havok's aid but accidentally knocked The Living Pharaoh into a containment unit that was to be used to make Alex a living battery to amplify the Pharaoh's powers a million fold. Abdol was transformed into the Living Monolith again. He was beaten by Spider-Man and Thor.[11] Later, using the Cheops Crystal, Abdol became the Living Monolith again without involving Alex Summers, drawing power from outside sources. He battled Luke Cage, Iron Fist, Cyclops, Storm, and Nightcrawler. Abdol was defeated again when the power pyramid created by the crystal was disrupted, reverting him back to his human form.[12] He also used other super-heroes, including the Fantastic Four (who gained their superpowers from exposure to cosmic rays). He even killed his own daughter to achieve his goal. Abdol went on a rampage, and several heroes attempted to stop him. Eventually, Abdol grew so large that Thor had to throw him into outer space, where the Living Monolith eventually became a Living Planet, similar to Ego.[5] Distant relatives of Abdol were recruited by the Cult of the Living Pharaoh, searching for another leader who could harness Abdol's cosmic powers. Leila O'Toole, his alleged niece, became the new cult leader as Plasma.[13] The essence of the Living Monolith returned to Earth in a small fragment that broke off from the Living Planet. A girl named Akasha Martinez accidentally channeled the Monolith's power and personality, battling Spider-Man.[14] Abdol was then found floating in space by Deathbird and Bishop.[15] Deathbird betrayed Bishop[16] and with the help of the Skrulls brought Abdol to his cult and Apocalypse[17] who was able to revive him.[6] The Twelve Apocalypse wanted to use the Living Monolith to drain the powers of other super-beings. He made a bid for cosmic power by assembling "The Twelve" - a group of mutants who would determine the fate of their kind that included The Living Monolith, Cyclops, Phoenix (Jean Grey), Iceman, Professor X, Storm, Magneto, Bishop, Polaris, Sunfire, Mikhail Rasputin, Nate Grey, and Cable. To secure a new host body, Apocalypse sought to collect the mutants he required to carry out his plan and siphon the awesome energies of "The Twelve". They were wired to a machine that would channel the Twelve's energies into Apocalypse, allowing him to absorb the body of Nate Grey.[18][19] As his teammates fell around him, a powerless Scott saved Nate and merged with the would-be conqueror to create a new evil entity. Jean detected Scott's psyche inside Apocalypse and prevented the X-Men from destroying him, however, he was presumed dead by most of his teammates.[20] The Monolith fled with Apocalypse.[21] The Once and Future Juggernaut Claiming 's power Claiming Cyttorak's power Years later, having survived Apocalypse and fought his way back to Earth, Abdol wandered aimlessly through the Sahara Desert when he, as well as others around the world, heard Cyttorak's call and went to Thailand to take the Crimson Gem of Cyttorak.[22] Once there, Abdol entered the temple where the gem was and confronted and defeated Storm, who alongside her fellow X-Men were keeping Cyttorak's chosen ones away from the gem. As the former hosts of Cyttorak's power Colossus and Cain Marko fought over the gem in the main chamber of the temple, Abdol entered it and claimed the ruby, becoming the new Juggernaut.[23] The new Juggernaut The new Juggernaut Ready to bring about chaos upon the world, Abdol showed off his newfound powers until he realized that the X-Men weren't paying attention to him. After some time waiting, he was finally attacked by them. Unbeknownst to him, they were only buying Colossus enough time to call Cyttorak and defy him to a battle to the death, the winner taking all of Cyttorak's powers. In the middle of the fight against the X-Men, Abdol lost Cyttorak's powers and became the Living Monolith again, being attacked and apparently destroyed by the once and future Juggernaut, Cain Marko.[24] Later, Abdol emerged as the Living Monolith and fought White Fox on the border of South Korea, absorbing her life-force and leaving her for dead before disappearing.[25] The Red Monolith The Living Testament The Living Testament Hoping to remake his body into a more powerful form, Abdol manifested a gargantuan red obelisk as a cocoon for himself, which appeared on Staten Island and began absorbing cosmic radiation for Abdol to consume.[4] When the Red Monolith first appeared, Tyrannus attempted to claim the obelisk for himself but was stopped by the Avengers and Avengers Emergency Response Squad.[26] Although Abdol laid dormant, the Red Monolith gave off energies indicating that it was sentient, which prompted Night Thrasher to launch a long investigation to study it.[27][28][29][30] After several weeks, Abdol's visage emerged from the Monolith and revealed to Night Thrasher his plan to consume Earth's life force to complete his transformation. He provoked Night Trasher into striking him, causing his cocoon to break. Despite the efforts of the AVENG.E.R.S., Abdol emerged in a completely new form and addressed himself the Living Testament.[4] The main Avengers were also called in to deal with the new threat, but the Living Testament began absorbing the lifeforce of every being on the planet, which immobilized both teams. Before he could completely finish, the Living Testament was confronted by Captain Beyond, who was immune to his powers.[31] Captain Beyond used his powers to help the Avengers recover and resume fighting but the Living Testament proved to be too powerful. Conducting a plan with Captain Beyond, Night Thrasher had the Scarlet Witch summon everyone to the Lumina, which the Living Testament desired to control. However, Abdol felt unfulfilled and after some harsh words from Night Thrasher, felt remorse for his actions and reverted back to his human form. As everyone returned to Earth, the Living Testament's actions were reversed and Abdol allowed himself to be turned in. In exchange for standing trial, She-Hulk promised to prosecute the people who killed his family.[32] Advertisement Attributes Power Grid[47] Powers Cosmic Energy Manipulation: As the Living Monolith he had the ability to emit cosmic energy as blasts of concussive force from his eyes. Abdol could only utilize his mutant powers as the Living Monolith and could transform into the Living Monolith only when cosmic radiation was channeled into his body through a focusing medium, such as the Cheops Crystal, or when cosmic radiation was prevented from reaching his counterpart, Havok.[33][34][35][36][37][38] Energy Absorption: The Living Monolith has been genetically altered by splicing his own mutant genes with those of the mutant X-Man Havok. This modification allows him to absorb large amounts of cosmic radiation - although as Havok absorbs the same radiation, the Living Monolith's powers can be limited when Havok absorbs background radiation (or other suitable energy sources) that might otherwise be used to fuel the Living Monolith.[33][34][35][36][37][38] Energy Blast: Although Havok projects absorbed radiation as energy blasts, the Living Monolith had a broader range of powers. He is able to project energy as intense heat, a concussive force, or sonic vibrations. Stored energy also affects his physical form - increasing his size, mass, strength, and resistance to injury, and granting him an indefinite lifespan. Although there appears to be no clear upper limit to the amount of power he can absorb, it is also possible to overload his powers.[33][34][35][36][37][38] Former Powers Abilities Abdol has a gifted intellect, and is an expert archaeologist and Egyptologist, with a Ph.D. in archaeology. He is also an advanced student of genealogy, human mutation, and the effects of cosmic radiation.[33][34][35][36][37][38] Upon becoming the Living Testament, Abdol could speak the Builder machine code.[4] Paraphernalia Advertisement Equipment As the Living Monolith, Abdol wore body armor of unknown materials. As the Juggernaut, he gained red-colored armor including a helmet that presumably shielded his mind from telepathy, shoulder protectors, wrist protectors, boots, and a loincloth that hung from a thick belt around his waist.[23] Weapons As the Living Pharaoh, he wielded a hand-held ankh capable of projecting bursts of concussive force. The Pharaoh was forced to rely on this ankh as an amplifier whenever his powers were waning. He also used hypnotic gems to pacify opponents.[39] Notes Although the connection between Ahmet Abdol and Alex Summers was established from the beginning, the reason behind it was not explained until decades later in Uncanny X-Men #376. Abdol's powers came from a procedure performed on him by Mister Sinister. Sinister spliced certain x-genes from Alex Summers into his genome, thus increasing Abdol's ability to absorb cosmic energy. Apocalypse wanted to create the perfect mutant to act as the centerpiece of his ascension machine during The Gathering of the Twelve, and he hoped to enhance Abdol's existing energy absorbing powers to accommodate all the various energies of the other Twelve. Abdol's potential was successfully enhanced, but using Havok's genes had the unintended side effect of keeping Abdol limited so long as Alex Summers was active. The issue above described Abdol as a non-mutant variant, suggesting Apocalypse was solely responsible for his abilities. This does not fit with Abdol's ability to generate cosmic bolts even before meeting En Sabah Nur, as seen in Marvel Graphic Novel: Revenge of the Living Monolith. Furthermore, Abdol has been described as a mutant many times before and since, including in the same Gathering of the Twelve crossover. As a result, the "non-mutant variant" reference appears to be an error. The Living Monolith's early appearances were reprinted in various comics.[40][41][42] As a prominent villain of the X-Men, the Living Monolith appears in various flashbacks.[43][44][45][46

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.. a website titled "National Catholic Reporter; an independent news source" .. an article by Patrick O'Neill on pro life ecofeminism.. the fascination of Richard Gere.. actor Richard Gere: "Mary Krane Derr?" .. .. .. .. https://www.ncronline.org/news/pro-life-eco-feminists-work-consist-ethic-life

Pro-life, eco-feminists work for consist ethic of life by Patrick O'Neill View Author Profile Join the Conversation Send your thoughts to Letters to the Editor. Learn more January 22, 2009Share on BlueskyShare on FacebookShare on TwitterEmail to a friendPrint Mary Krane Derr with Gemma, one of the guinea pigs she adopted from a no-kill shelter. (Photo by Jonathan Derr) Most NCR readers have probably never heard of a "pro-life, eco-feminist," but there are pro-lifers who take a view of abortion that transcends politics and single-issue voting in favor of a more "consistent ethic of life" coupled with a sense of stewardship for creation. Today, the 36th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the U.S. Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion, is a good time to listen the pro-life, eco-feminist view point. While most eco-feminists hold pro-choice views on abortion, intellectual activists such as Canadian Grey Nun of the Sacred Heart, Sr. Rosalie Bertell, and Kenyan Nobel Peace Prize laureate Wangari Maathai are self-proclaimed eco-feminists who are also pro-life. In the United States, one of the most prominent pro-life, eco-feminists is author Mary Krane Derr, editor of Nonviolent Choice Directory (www.nonviolentchoice.blogspot.com). She described herself to NCR as an "eco-advocate, vegetarian, inner-city organic community gardener and caretaker of adopted guinea pigs." Derr agreed to answer some questions posed to her via email on the topic of pro-life, eco-feminism. The interview has been edited for length and clarity. NCR: Can you simply define eco-feminism? Derr: "Eco-feminism recognizes that the oppression of women and the destruction of the natural world are interconnected forms of domination and destruction." NCR: What is your eco-feminist critique of abortion? Derr: "Since the time of the early women's rights advocates, who were often vegetarians and conservationists, eco-feminism has made visible the many interconnections between the oppression of women and the destruction of other-than-human creatures and whole ecosystems. "Like animals, like anyone or anything looked upon as 'nature,' women are treated as less-than-sentient, as not having innate value or rights of any kind. So are children, whether born or unborn. Sometimes it has been said that they 'have no souls.' "So our culture massively fails all these sentient, inherently valuable, rights-bearing beings. One tragic and wholly unnecessary result is that millions of pregnant women are backed into corners where abortion appears the only or the least bad choice. Yet both sides of the abortion debate speak in individualistic terms only. This obscures the underlying causes of abortion and hinders the quest for solutions. "If we had more of an ecological consciousness about how our failures of collective responsibility cause abortion, we would be doing our damnedest to ensure that women always and everywhere have decent choices in pregnancy prevention, and if that does not work, the utmost support before, during, and ever after birth. "Some women do have abortions in despair over bringing children into such a polluted and wrecked world. We owe such women and their children nothing less than restoring the global environment to a state of health and safety for everyone." NCR: Are there many people who call themselves pro-life, eco-feminists? Derr: "I don't know if anyone has bother to count us, but we do exist. We just need to get better organized and more audible and visible. It does seem as if most who identify as eco-feminist are pro-choice on abortion. "Among those I personally know who identify as pro-life and feminist, there are a high proportion of people, even if they don't name themselves eco-feminists, who see all forms of domination and oppression as interconnected. And out of this consciousness, they practice vegetarianism, otherwise protect animals, follow lives of minimal consumption, challenge environmental pollution, and so forth." NCR: It appears that a pro-life, eco-feminist is also a pacifist, a vegetarian and a socialist -- or at least anti-capitalist. Is that true? Derr: "Well, that sure makes sense to me. It makes sense in terms of an overall ahimsa/consistent life ethic. But eco-feminists do not all agree on these matters. For example, some believe the whole thing does not make sense if you eat animals and take their skin and fur, and others do eat meat and use leather." NCR: Can someone be a pro-choice, eco-feminist or does their stance on abortion invalidate the integrity of their position? Derr: "Well, having been told for decades that I am not a feminist but an 'anti-choice misogynist,' not to mention told I am incapable of eco responsibility, I am loathe to turn around and disqualify someone else as an eco-feminist because they have a different position from mine on abortion. "Now, I myself believe that eco-feminism is the most complete, the best it can be, if it includes a genuinely pro-life approach to abortion. Otherwise I wouldn't risk the drubbing that sometimes follows when one expresses such a thing. "At the same time, I realize that eco-feminists who identify as pro-choice are not the selfish, evil people that some anti-abortionists take them for. They too are struggling to find a way to make peace among men, women, and the Earth, and they too are concerned about the suffering of women and children. "Some have had abortions themselves or helped loved ones get abortions, and they seek to make sense of and peace with these often difficult experiences through being pro-choice. "If ecological consciousness is about anything, it's about empathy. And that means empathy for people on the other side of the abortion divide." (Patrick O’Neill is a regular contributor to NCR.) More coverage of the March for Life 2009 from NCR Vatican approach to Obama in contrast to conservative U.S. Catholics: John Allen's weekly column Washington March for Life 2009 - with a twist Reducing angry rhetoric helped abortion dialogue Essay: How to end the Abortion Stalemate Cardinal George pledges to work with Obama Check NCRonline.org throughout the day for more coverage.

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