X-titles featured a 12-part crossover focusing on the Stryfe/Cable mystery. The mystery of Stryfe and Cable's connection remained unresolved after the X-Cutioner's Song crossover. Stryfe and Cable ...

those roles being that of Cable as well as Cable’s twisted clone Stryfe, represented by the broken mirror image of Cable in the photo. Stryfe was created by Louise Simonson and Deadpool and ...

Apocalypse, knowing that Cable could be a weapon against him, was able to get his hands on his genetic structure and created Stryfe, a clone of Cable without the techno-organic virus, which gave ...

Stryfe, alter ego of Cable, debuted in 1990. His complex background and top-notch design brought to life in stunning cosplay. @nerd_alert_cosplay's masterful Stryfe cosplay from Strike Files ...

As a bonus, you also have a clone Cable - Stryfe - also in the picture. "The past and future of Nathan Summers will finally collide in a game-changing confrontation that will set this iconic ...

Cable has several confrontations with the leader of the MLF, Stryfe. In issue #100 of New Mutants, Stryfe removed his helmet to reveal that he looks exactly like Cable. You probably know where ...

Stryfe is a clone of Cable from Cable's alternate future timeline and was created by Rob Liefeld and Louise Simonson for New Mutants in 1990. Stryfe is the main antagonist in the 1990s crossover X ...

When Stryfe travels back from the future to the present day to advance a plan by Apocalypse, Cable follows him, resulting in his being around to lead the New Mutants and X-Force. Got that?

Deadpool 2 features Josh Brolin as Cable, a super soldier who spends most of his time shooting and scowling. The movie hints at Cable's complex backstory but mostly keeps things simple. It ...

Originally, in 1993’s X-Force No. 18, Cable was revealed to be the clone of a villain called Stryfe, who was the real son of Cyclops. It would take another six months for the “truth” to come ...

Marvel’s time-traveling, cybernetically enhanced mutant Cable is about to kick Deadpool’s ass six ways from Sunday in Deadpool 2. But who is he? Where does he come from? Why should you care?