"Alexander Summers (Earth-616)" VS "Alexander Summers (Earth-956)"

Alexander Summers (Earth-616)

Alexander Summers was the son of Major Christopher Summers, a test pilot for the U.S. Air Force, and his wife Katherine Ann Summers. He had two brothe...

Alexander Summers was the son of Major Christopher Summers, a test pilot for the U.S. Air Force, and his wife Katherine Ann Summers. He had two brothers, older brother Scott Summers and younger brother Gabriel Summers. All three were mutants. When Scott and Alex were boys flying home from a family vacation in their father's vintage private plane, a scout ship from the alien Shi'ar Empire suddenly materialized and set the plane ablaze. Katherine pushed Scott and Alex out the plane door with the only available parachute. The parachute caught fire, so Scott used his mutant optic blasts for the first time to slow their descent. Scott and Alex were unaware that their parents had been teleported from the plane by the Shi'ar a moment before it exploded

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Alexander Summers (Earth-956)

On Earth-956, Mr. Sinister formed his own team of X-Men with Havok, Cyclops, Sabretooth, Malice and Sauron as members. Sinister engineered a final...

On Earth-956, Mr. Sinister formed his own team of X-Men with Havok, Cyclops, Sabretooth, Malice and Sauron as members. Sinister engineered a final test of Cyclops' loyalties, having his X-Men come face to face with those of Charles Xavier. Cyclops and a member of Xavier's X-Men, Jean Grey, immediately felt a connection to each other, and Jean began to sway Cyclops to join their side. Sinister also had the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants find and engage him in battle, forcing Cyclops to choose between him and Jean. Cyclops lingered with Jean for too long, leading Sinister to become mortally wounded during his battle with the Brotherhood. With his dying breath, he told Havok and Cyclops to join Xavier's X-Men, yet to secretly continue to pursue his own vision. Havok and Cyclops complied with his wishes, fighting alongside Xavier's X-Men, yet never forgetting their true purpose

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