"Caliban (Earth-616)" VS "Caliban (Earth-32000)"

Caliban (Earth-616)

Caliban was a mutant who was born with a clearly mutant appearance which caused his father to name him (or possibly only nickname him) after the grote...

Caliban was a mutant who was born with a clearly mutant appearance which caused his father to name him (or possibly only nickname him) after the grotesque being in William Shakespeare's The Tempest.[6][3] At some point, Caliban was recruited by Callisto, to use his superhuman ability to locate other mutants for her, whom she organized into the underground community known as the Morlocks. Caliban found Leech and took him to Annalee, who raised him and several other young mutant orphans as her children. Caliban lived beneath the Manhattan streets with them, in The Alley, but felt lonely, even among his fellow mutant outcasts. One evening Caliban sensed the presence of mutants in a New York City nightclub and entered, only to find himself in combat against Dazzler, Storm, Sprite, as well as against the original Spider-Woman. Caliban attempted to kidnap Sprite and the battle ended peacefully, with the four women allowing the pathetic Caliban, who only sought friendship, to return to his underground home.

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Caliban (Earth-32000)

Caliban became the Horsemen of Apocalypse, Famine, and assisted in the invasion of Earth by the Shi'ar Empire. They were confronted by the X-Men and E...

Caliban became the Horsemen of Apocalypse, Famine, and assisted in the invasion of Earth by the Shi'ar Empire. They were confronted by the X-Men and Excalibur. Shadowcat initially tried to convince him to stop but Captain Britain knocked him back. Later, Famine attacked Shadowcat which drove Caliban into a frenzy and he attacked Famine and was only stopped by War. The Horsemen were driven away by Jean Grey and Mastermind pretending the Dark Phoenix had returned.

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