Office of National Emergency
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| Office of National Emergency | |
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| Publication information | |
| Publisher | Marvel Comics |
| First appearance | Decimation: House of M - The Day After one-shot |
| Created by | Chris Claremont Randy Green Aaron Lopresti |
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| Type of organization | Government agency |
| Base(s) | O*N*E Headquarters |
| Leader(s) | General Demetrius Lazer (Director of O*N*E) Valerie Cooper (Deputy Director of O*N*E) James Rhodes (Direct Command Officer / Instructor) |
| Agent(s) | Bishop Colonel Miguel Reyes Jeremiah Muldoon/Meld Alexander Lexington/Lex Emil Winston Nathaniel Briggs Jake Slayton Randall Nixon/Stilts Rajani Dhama/Joni Tracy Skylark/Sky Jennings |
The Office of National Emergency, most commonly referred to as O*N*E, is a fictional government agency in the Marvel Universe. It is best known as the originator of the Sentinel squads that were assigned to protect/observe the X-Men and the remaining mutants after the event known as M-Day, which reduced the number of mutants on Earth to only a few hundred.
The Sentinels employed by O*N*E are Mark VIII models which, unlike most, require pilots. At one point, the X-Men battle and defeat the piloted machines.
The O*N*E group is featured when several members of the New X-Men squad are dragged into the supernatural realm known as Limbo. Operative Alexander Lexington is part of a small rescue squad that assists in retrieving the missing children. He works closely with Amanda Sefton, the former ruler of Limbo. [1]
A limited series by John Layman named Sentinel Squad O*N*E spotlighted the original squad.
[edit] References
- ^ Kyle, Craig; Christopher Yost (2007). New X-Men: Childhood's End Volume 5. New York: Marvel Publishing. ISBN 978-0-7851-2239-5.
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