Can anyone think of any MU villains that are Mutants

In article <29T3f.1471$6i4.643@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net>, Garbin
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> What about Solarr and Nuklo? They definitely fought non-mutants. BTW the
> absorbing man ain't no mutie but you probably already know that by now

Nuklo is a special case as his parents were both super-powered, but I
always thought it a shame that Solarr was never incorporated into the
Brotherhood of Evil Mutants or something.

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"Lynley James" <lynley.james DeleteThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On 14 Oct 2005 09:10:02 -0700, "Tony" <TonyJ1675 DeleteThis @aol.com> wrote:
>
>>Matt, you may not realize this, but some of those posters might not
>>have seen anyone's post correcting the OP. Or they were posting at the
>>same time. Some (like myself) may respond to a post after we read
>>it--perhaps to make a correction--and then see afterwards that said
>>correction had been made by others. It has nothing to do with
>>attention spands.
>
>
> Or like me, the person Matt responded to, read posts offline and only
> post our replies the next time we go online.

I don't want to make this out like a manhunt, but you're both just
rationalizing and it's such a minor thing I don't see the point. Threads
are like conversations - if someone asks what time it is, only one person
needs to repond.

a - The "Creel isn't a mutant" responses have come in over the course of the
past week - they certainly weren't all posted at the same time. The first
few people could use this excuse, but not the half dozen or so that replied
over the course of the week.

b - You don't need any special software or internet set-up to do this
properly; all you gotta do is read the thread in question and then go back
to respond to the stuff you want to. If you're reading offline you have
even less of an excuse since you can simply delete your redundant post
(before reconnecting) after you see someone else has already replied.

I'm not trying to embarass anyone here and I don't want you to think I
somehow equate this with finding a cure for cancer. This is a very minor
bit of netiquette and you're perfectly entitled to ignore it; I'm sure your
contributions to the group far outweigh this insignificant goof, I just
thought it might be worth pointing out that these things are unnecessary.
I've said my piece, I'll hush up now!


Matt
 >> Stay informed about: Can anyone think of any MU villains that are Mutants 

barnett.RemoveThis@shentel.net wrote:
> I mean Mutants who primarily face non-mutant heroes. I can think of
> Crusher Creel, and Mentallo. Can anyone else think of any?
>
> JLB

I believe the Sub-Mariner fits the bill. Due to his mixed heritage, he
was endowed with super-strength, the ability to breathe either air or
water, ankle wings, and the ability to mimic the natural abilities of
certain forms of sea life (He can inflate like a blowfish, channel
electricity like an electric eel, etc.)

Although he isn't PRESENTLY a villain, I am in the process of
re-reading the early issues of the Fantastic Four. During this period,
he definitely was a villain, although Sue Storm didn't think so.
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