Avengers: The Initiative

Synopsis for ”Avengers: The Initiative - Disassembled (Part 2)”
The New Warriors confront the Thor clone. Justice declares that he’s not the real Thor; the clone doesn’t take well to this and declares that they will die for such heresy.

Inside Camp Hammond, Ultra Girl has gotten her old uniform back on, as Norman Osborn sued for the one Ms. Marvel gave her. She discusses with Cloud 9 the implications of Osborn being in charge when the alarm is sounded.

Outside, Slapstick attempts to go one-on-one with the clone between hammers, only to be crushed. The Scarlet Spiders attempt to disable his cyborg systems, but they are too rewired. Soon enough, the Initiative heroes band together to assist them. The clone gets so that annoyed that he unleashes a torrent of lightning against them, deciding to take Ragnarok, for the end of all things.

In Madripoor, Mutant Zero, aka Typhoid Mary comes back from her scouting mission, informing the Shadow Initiative that HYDRA is all over the island; Komodo snaps that they are here for Hardball. Mary says that he is here and isn’t too happy. Then, Hardball and Scorpion turn up, with a squad of HYDRA soldiers.

Back in Stamford, the hero separate Ragnorak from his hammer. One of the Scarlet Spiders named Michael attempts to deactivate the hammer, only to enrage Ragnorak even more and kills him. Then, Baron Von Blitzschalg turns up, having absorbed the electricity Ragnarok unleashed against him. He reveals the truth about Ragnorak’s origin, which the other Scarlet Spider proves by showing his brother’s identical faces. Also, they show that the real Thor has Asgard floating above Oklahoma. Ragnarok then leaves to presumably confront Thor and the Asgardians.

The New Warriors then excavate the body of MVP, revealing to the world that the Initiative killed him.

olorist(s)
Edgar Delgado
Letterer(s)
Joe Caramagna
Editor(s)
Jeanine Schaefer
Appearing in ”Avengers: The Initiative - Disassembled (Part 2)”
Featured Characters:

Initiative
Staff
Gauntlet (Joseph Green)
Baron von Blitzschlag
Trauma (Terry Ward)
Battalion
Tigra (Greer Nelson)
Thor Girl (Tarene)
Cavalry
Ultragirl (Tsu-Zana/Susie)
Shadow Initiative
Mutant Zero/Typhoid Mary (Mary Menzinis)
Taskmaster
Komodo (Melati Kusuma)
Constrictor (Frank Schlichting)
Bengal (Duc No Tranh)
Supporting Characters:

New Warriors
Night Thrasher (Donyell Taylor)
Rage (Elvin Haliday)
Debrii (Deborah Fields)
Justice (Vance Astrovik)
Scarlet Spiders (Disbands)
Scarlet Spider (Michael) (Death)
Scarlet Spider (Patrick)
Slapstick (Steven Harmon)
Initiative
Staff
Doc Samson (Leonard Samson)
Gargoyle (Isaac Christians)[1]
Point Men
Stingray (Walter Newell)
Freedom Force
Cloud 9 (Abby Boylen)
Alaska Initiative
Hellcat (Patsy Walker)
Graduates
Cavalry
Red 9 (Wallace Jackson)
Shadow Initiative
Batwing (Jimmy Santini)
Mavericks
Annex (Alex Ellis)
Geiger (Delilah Deerborn)
Cadets
Sunstreak (Andrea Roarke)
Prodigy (Richard Gilmore)
Antagonists:

Ragnarok (Thor clone)
Hydra
Hardball (Roger Brokeridge)
Scorpion (Carmilla Black)
Madame Hydra (Mentioned)
Other Characters:

Cape-Killers
MVP (Michael Van Patrick) (Corpse, skeleton or other remains)
Thor (As hologram)
Valkyries (Mentioned)
Ms. Marvel (Mentioned)
Norman Osborn (Mentioned)
Iron Man (Mentioned)
Tyger Tiger (Mentioned)
Ymir (Mentioned)
Idunn (Mentioned)
Tigra’s unborn baby (Referenced)

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Avengers The Initiative

Disassembled Pt. 2

👀50-State Initiative
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Name
50-State Initiative
Aliases
The Initiative, The Fifty State Initiative, Superhuman Armed Forces,[1] Avengers,[2] Skrull Kill Krew,[3] Thunderbolts Initiative
Members
Leader(s)
Formerly Prodigy under Commander Steve Rogers’s instructions; Norman Osborn, Director of H.A.M.M.E.R.; Tony Stark, Director of S.H.I.E.L.D & Henry Peter Gyrich, Secretary of the Superhuman Armed Forces
Former Member(s)
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Camp H.A.M.M.E.R. / Camp Hammond:
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Staff
Baron Von Blitzschlag, Gauntlet, Hellcat, Henry Peter Gyrich, Hood, Justice, Physique, Taskmaster, Trauma, Melee, War Machine, ”Yellowjacket”
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Trainees
MVP, Armory, Speedball, Gorilla-Girl
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Shadow Initiative
Badd Axe, Batwing, Barracuda, Bengal, Blackwing, Butterball, Constrictor, Firearms, Komodo, Mutant Zero, Ringer, Riot, Stronghold, Trauma, Warbow
Scarlet Spiders: Patrick, Van, & Michael
States Teams:
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Alaska Team
Hellcat
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Desert Stars (Arizona Team)
Johnny Cool, Supermax, Two-Gun Kid, Komodo, ”Blacksmith”
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Battalion (Arkansas Team)
She-Hulk, Razorback, ”Razorback”
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Order/Champions (California Team)
Hera, Anthem/Apollo, Aralune, Calamity/Hermes, Supernaut, Veda, Aphrodite, Pierce/Artemis, Avona/Athena, Bannerman Green, Bannerman Brown, Corona/Helios, Maul/Hephaestus, Hercules, Heavy/Poseidon, Mulholland Black
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Women Warriors (Delaware Team)
Diamondback, Quicksand, Asp, Black Mamba, Skein
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The Command (Florida Team)
Jennifer Kale, Aquarian, Siege, Conquistador, Conquistador II, ”Conquistador”
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The Cavalry (Georgia Team)
Stunt-Master, Ultragirl, Red 9, Thor Girl, Crime-Buster, ”Thor Girl”
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The Point Men (Hawaii Team)
3-D Man, Stingray, Devil-Slayer, Star Sign, Paydirt, ”Magnitude”
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Spaceknights (Illinois Team)
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Force Works(Iowa Team)
Cybermancer
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The Harvesters (Kansas Team)
Pioneer, Topeka, Grain Belt, Meadowlark, Sunflower
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Action Pack (Kentucky Team)
Vox, Frog-Man, Prima Donna, ”Frog-Man”
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Psionex (Maryland Team)
Coronary, Pretty Persuasions, Mathemanic, Impulse, Asylum
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Freedom Force (Montana Team)
Challenger, Cloud 9, Spinner, Think Tank, Equinox, ”Equinox”
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Nebraska Team
Captain Ultra, Gadget, Paragon
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Heavy Hitters (Nevada Team)
Prodigy, Gravity, Hardball, Nonstop, Telemetry, Outback
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Defenders (New Jersey Team)
Nighthawk (Kyle Richmond), She-Hulk, Son of Satan, Colossus, Atlas, Blazing Skull, Krang, Junta, Paladin, Nighthawk (Joaquin Pennysworth)
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Mavericks (New Mexico Team)
Jocasta, Geiger, Anex, ”She-Thing”
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U-Foes (North Carolina Team)
X-Ray, Vapor, Vector, Ironclad
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Ohio Team
Howard the Duck
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Force of Nature (Oregon Team)
Sunstreak, Aqueduct, Skybreaker, Terraformer
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Liberteens (Pennsylvania Team)
Whiz Kid, Ms. America, 2-D, Hope, Iceberg, Blue Eagle, ”Revolutionary”
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Rhode Island Team
Miles Flatt
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The Rangers (Texas Team)
Texas Twister, Shooting Star,Living Lightning, Red Wolf, Lobo Firebird, Phantom Rider, Armadillo, ”Lobo”
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The Called (Utah Team)
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The Garrison (Vermont Team)
Fin, Man-Eater
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Earth Force (Washington State Team)
Skyhawk, Earth Lord, Wind Warrior, ”Skyhawk”
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Great Lakes Initiative (Wisconsin Team)
Big Bertha, Flatman, Mr. Immortal, Doorman, Squirrel Girl, Gravity, ”Grasshopper”
Affiliation and Identity
Identity
Public
Allies
U.S. Government, S.H.I.E.L.D.; H.A.M.M.E.R.
Enemies
Any criminal or terrorist threat
Origin and Status
Origin
After the tragedy in Stamford and the Civil War, it was created to train young heroes, and to put a super team on each state.
Status
Defunct
Reality
Earth-616
Base of Operations
Virginia
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Formerly
Place of Formation
Washington, D.C.
Creators and Appearances
50-State Initiative Creators Dan Slott & Stefano Caselli 1st App. Civil War #5 (November, 2006)

https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/50-State_Initiative_(Earth-616)

Contents
1 History
1.1 Tony Stark’s Initiative
1.1.1 Formation
1.1.2 First Class
1.1.3 Secret Invasion
1.2 Norman Osborn’s Initiative: The Dark Reign
1.2.1 Siege
1.3 Prodigy & Steve Rogers’s Initiative: Fear Itself
2 Recruits
3 List of Teams by State
4 Other sanctioned heroes by assigned location
5 Non-State Assigned Teams
6 Government Agencies
7 Paraphernalia
7.1 Weapons
7.2 Transportation
8 Notes
9 See Also
10 Links and References
10.1 References


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Tony Stark’s Initiative

Formation

In the aftermath of the Civil War, the pro-registration side stood victorious over the anti-registration and Tony Stark was appointed Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. The 50-States Initiative was launched, which called for one S.H.I.E.L.D. sponsored superhuman team for each state. The first group of young heroes were sent to ’Hero Boot Camp’ located at Camp Hammond, in Stamford, Connecticut, the site of the explosion that launched the Civil War. There, the trainees learned how to respond and adapt to different situations. Before, the US Government feared of the potential of a Superhuman arms race; with mutants being the most diverse candidates to be used by terrorist groups, rogue and hostile nations. With the advent of M-Day the mutant society were no longer an issue; most of the ones still powered were largely consolidated in the United States. However, the US did lead the world in Other phenomena that created superhumans. The result, the US won the Superpower Arms Race unopposed.

Henry Peter Gyrich oversaw the entire project. James Rhodes participated in the Initiative recruitment and training program and Justice headed the youth outreach arm.

Camp director Henry Pym was secretly a Skrull impostor called Criti Noll, who invited Nazi supervillain Baron Von Blitzschlag to the camp.

There was a special ”black ops” team within the Initiative, known as the Shadow Initiative, that reported only to Gyrich. The team eventually consisted of Bengal, Trauma, Constrictor, Mutant Zero, and the Scarlet Spiders.

First Class

Among the first wave of recruits were MVP, Cloud 9, Armory, and Trauma. MVP was one of the most capable young heroes. During a training exercise, however, Trauma’s fear targeting powers accidentally caused Armory to lose control of her weapon, the Tactigon, and MVP was killed pushing Cloud 9 out of the way. In response, the Initiative had the Tactigon stripped from Armory’s arm, and threw her out of the program. Gyrich informed everyone present that the mishap had ”never happened”.[4] Later, Baron Von Blitzschlag discovered that instead of being enhanced by the Super Soldier Serum as everyone believed, MVP was actually an ”Übermensch”, the ultimate human specimen.[1] Von Blitzschlag used MVP’s body to clone several duplicates, three of which served as the Scarlet Spiders. Another clone was sent back the MVP’s home to resume his life.

When a crisis involving the president and the Hydra terror-carrier arose in Texas required the new recruits to join the fray, Cloud 9, Komodo, Hardball, Gauntlet, War Machine, Justice, and Yellowjacket all arrived on the scene. As the attack escalated, Yellowjacket deployed the secret weapon he had developed to infiltrate the carrier’s shields, a small vibranium capsule he hid inside of. When he breached the shields, he grew to enormous size and forcibly redirected the carrier to crash, purposely riding it out.

Hardball was forced by a Hydra agent with knowledge of his real name to steal a piece of the S.P.I.N. tech -- a new type of nanotechnology that, when fired in projectile form, could cause a superhuman to lose access to his or her superpowers instantly. As the most promising of the new recruits, Komodo was given an official assignment to take down Spider-Man with S.P.I.N. While Spider-Man was fighting the Sinister Syndicate, consisting Hydro-Man, The Shocker, and Boomerang, both War Machine and Komodo headed to the scene of the battle. Komodo and War Machine caused the Sinister Syndicate to flee, and Spider-Man was left to battle the duo. The Scarlet Spiders, who had been cloaked during the fight, revealed themselves. They took down the Syndicate while Spider-Man escaped.[5]

When the Hulk returned from space with his Warbound, the missing cartridge of S.P.I.N. technology remained undiscovered by Tony Stark. Stark’s attempt to remove Hulk’s powers during their conflict failed, making Hardball directly responsible for the early failure to contain the Hulk and prevent massive amounts of damage and casualties. Initiative members were assigned to protect the crowd and refrain from engaging the Hulk, though opted to disregard orders and engage Hulk and his Warbound. Henry Gyrich ordered his Shadow Initiative to save the Initiative trainees.[6] The Shadow Initiative infiltrated into Madison Square Garden, where the Hulk had built an arena to deliver captured heroes for their punishment. It was there where they were confronted by some of the Hulk’s Death’s Head guards, and Mutant Zero defeated them all. Soon the team was confronted by the Hulk, himself, in which he defeated almost all of the Shadow team members. The crisis ended when Hulk was defeated and placed into S.H.I.E.L.D. confinement.

The camp’s drill-instructor, Gauntlet, who had made several nasty remarks about the dead New Warriors, was brutally attacked by the former New Warrior Slapstick, who left a mark on his body: ’NW’. Following speculation that the attacker was an Initiative recruit who was a former New Warrior, Justice, Debrii, Slapstick, Ultra-Girl and Rage were imprisoned and interrogated. When Gauntlet awoke he claimed he was attacked by the Ghost, and the suspects were released.

Taskmaster replaced Gauntlet as Camp Hammond’s drill instructor. Several new Initiative recruits arrived at Camp Hammond, including Ant-Man, Crusader, Melee, Geldoff, Dragon Lord, Geiger, Red Nine, and Diamondback. Taskmaster studied MVP’s and Spider-Man’s moves, in order to teach the MVP clones, in their role as Scarlet Spiders. However, the result of the previous clonings of MVP impressed Initiative administrators enough to attempt to fill places within the Fifty-State Initiative with further clones of MVP. A new Michael Van Patrick clone was fitted with the Tactigon and set forth, but lost control. Under the name ”KIA”, the clone went on a murderous rampage throughout Camp Hammond in an attempt to seek revenge for MVP’s death.[7] The KIA clone caused destruction killing and injuring many Initiative trainees and staff. The Mighty Avengers showed up to help and Cloud 9 and MVP defeated K.I.A.[8] However, Justice’s team, with the exception of Ultra-Girl, left the Initiative. Justice could no longer go along with the Initiative’s lies and cover-ups. He planned to use his team, Counter Force, to make sure the Initiative didn’t abuse its power. He agreed to turn himself in if he broke any laws.[9]

Hardball, Komodo, Cloud 9, Ultra Girl, 3-D Man, and Thor Girl graduated and were given states to protect as members of The Initiative, along with new costumes. Trauma graduated and became a member of the Initiative staff.

Secret Invasion

In addition to the Hank Pym impostor, the Skrulls had infiltrated on each of every superhero team of the Initiative. While the cadets were dispatched to fight the Skrulls, ”Yellowjacket” welcomed the Skrulls to use all the Initiative bases to create a massive Negative Zone portal that would take the entire country. 3-D Man (Delroy Garrett) joined up with the Skrull Kill Krew to kill the imposters on every superhero team. Komodo, Hardball, Jocasta, Cloud 9, Gravity, and Devil-Slayer joined the team as well. Devil-Slayer’s teleportation ability aided them in killing all Skrull impostors within the Initiative. At the final fight at Camp Hammond, Crusader (Z’Reg), a Skrull with good intentions and an Initiative cadet, killed Criti Noll. Then 3-D Man shot Crusader after discovering his identity as a Skrull.[10]

Norman Osborn’s Initiative: The Dark Reign

Following the aftermath of the Secret Invasion, the Fifty-State Initiative was shut down and the Thunderbolts Initiative was established when Norman Osborn took over as director.[11] Gauntlet took control as head of Camp Hammond because of his position as the highest ranking officer left. Despite an offer by the Gauntlet, the real Hank Pym chose to leave the camp, as he was never really there in the first place.[12] Those that had been replaced by Skrulls met with Doc Samson at Camp Hammond as part of a support group. While noting the hostilities over the shooting of Crusader, 3-D Man left the Initiative to hunt down any Skrulls still hiding out on Earth.

Some of the latest recruits graduated and were assigned to different teams. Batwing became a member of the Shadow Initiative, Melee was assigned to additional training to become a Camp Hammond instructor for martial arts, Annex became a member of the Mavericks (New Mexico) and Red Nine of The Cavalry (Georgia). Geiger also graduated. Camp Hammond instructor Stingray became the new leader of the Point Men (Hawaii). Because of their villainous pasts, Sunstreak and Prodigy were not assigned to an Initiative State Team yet, but had to remain under training at Camp Hammond. Since Gorilla Girl felt she was typical cannon fodder she decided to go home and be listed as a reserve member.

Under repair at Camp Hammond, the Thor-clone (now dubbed Ragnarok) was activated by a safety measure built into it by the Skrull that posed as Henry Pym, Criti Noll. Thinking he was Thor, Ragnarok retook his hammer and went on a rampage easily dispatching the Initiative and Counter Force, who rushed to stop his violent march of destruction. Ragnarok killed Michael, a Scarlet Spider. Baron dismissed the notion as futile, pointing out that while Ragnarok could easily kill everyone, he would not change the fact he was an android-clone based off of the real Thor. Unconvinced, Ragnarok was shown proof that such methods were possible when one of the Scarlet Spiders revealed he and his ”brothers” were all clones as well. Ragnarok resolved that it mattered not whether he was or wasn’t a clone, but rather that his warrior’s resolve was true. He flew off to presumably confront Thor and his fellow Asgardians.[13]

Following Ragnarok’s attack, Counter Force decided to bury Michael Van Patrick’s body and confess to the world about Michael’s death and the clones. This gave Norman Osborn the opportunity to shut down Camp Hammond in his plans to dissolve Tony Stark’s 50-State Initiative.[14]

Siege

...

Prodigy & Steve Rogers’s Initiative: Fear Itself

...[15]

Recruits
Members of The 50-State Initiative included:

5 unnamed S.H.I.E.L.D. Agents
Action Pack
”Frog-Man”
Prima Donna
Vox
Alaska Initiative
Hellcat
Ant-Man (Eric O’Grady)
Araña
Armory
Baron Von Blitzschlag
Battalion
Razorback
Tigra
Bishop
Blade
Captain Britain
Cavalry
Crime-Buster
Red Nine
Stunt-Master
Thor Girl
Ultra-Girl
Command
Aquarian
Conquistador
Jennifer Kale
Siege
Crusader
Deadpool
Debrii
Defenders
Nighthawk
She-Hulk
Blazing Skull
Colossus
Desert Stars
Blacksmith
Johnny Cool
Komodo
Supermax
Two-Gun Kid
Doc Samson
Dragon Lord
Fantastic Four
Black Panther
Human Torch
Invisible Woman
Mister Fantastic
Storm
Thing
Force of Nature
Aqueduct
Skybreaker
Sunstreak
Terraformer
Force Works
Cybermancer
Freedom Force
Challenger
Cloud 9
Equinox
Spinner
Think Tank
Gargoyle
Garrison
Fin
Man-Eater
Gauntlet
Geldoff
Gorilla-Girl
Great Lakes Initiative
Big Bertha
Doorman
Flatman
Mr. Immortal
Squirrel Girl
Harvesters
Grain Belt
Meadowlark
Pioneer
Sunflower
Topeka
Heavy Hitters
Gravity
Hardball
Nonstop
Outback
Prodigy
Telemetry
Heroes for Hire
Misty Knight
Colleen Wing
Black Cat
Humbug
Orka
Paladin
Shang-Chi
Tarantula
Hulkling (of Earth-A)
Justice
Komodo
Liberteens
2-D
Blue Eagle
Hope
Iceberg
Ms. America
Revolutionary
Whiz Kid
M.V.P. (Deceased)
Mavericks
Annex
Geiger
Jocasta
She-Thing
Melee
Micromax
Mighty Avengers
Ares
Black Widow
Iron Man
Ms. Marvel
Sentry
Wasp
Wonder Man
Moon Knight
Nebraska Initiative
Captain Ultra
Gadget
Paragon
Network (Valerie Martin)
Nextwave
Boom Boom
Elsa Bloodstone
Machine Man
Monica Rambeau
The Captain
Ohio Initiative
Howard the Duck
The Order
Anthem
Veda
Calamity
Heavy
Supernaut
Mullholland Black
Aralune
Point Men
Devil-Slayer
Magnitude
Paydirt
Star Sign
Stingray
Triathlon
Psionex
Asylum
Coronary
Impulse
Mathemanic
Pretty Persuasions
Puma
Rage
Rangers
Armadillo
Firebird
Living Lightning
Phantom Rider
Red Wolf
Shooting Star
Texas Twister
Rocket Racer
Sabra
Shadow Initiative
Bengal
Constrictor
Mutant Zero
Scarlet Spiders (Team Red)
Trauma
Shockwave
Silhouette
Silk Fever
Slapstick
Sleepwalker
Speedball[16]
Stature
Taskmaster
Thunderbolts
Ajaxis
Atlas
Batroc the Leaper
Beetles
Joaquim Robichaux
Elizabeth Vaughn
Gary Quinn
Blizzard
Bloodstrike
Bullseye
Death Adder II
Fixer
Green Goblin
King Cobra
MACH IV
Mongoose
Moonstone
Penance
Radioactive Man
Rattler
Scarecrow
Slyde
Smiling Tiger
Songbird
Swordsman
Tiger Shark
Venom
Whirlwind
Zaran
Toxin
U-Foes
Ironclad
Vapor
Vector
X-Ray
Unicorn
War Machine
White Tiger
Wiccan (of Earth-A)
Women Warriors
Asp
Black Mamba
Diamondback
Quicksand
Skein
Yellowjacket
Zero-G (Alex Power)
List of Teams by State
Alabama - n/a
Alaska - Alaska Initiative (Hellcat is the sole member of the team)
Arizona - The Desert Stars
Arkansas - The Battalion
California - The Order
Colorado - Thunderbolts
Connecticut - Camp Hammond
Delaware - The Women Warriors
Florida - The Command
Georgia - The Cavalry
Hawaii - The Point Men
Idaho - n/a
Illinois - Spaceknights
Indiana - n/a
Iowa - Force Works
Kansas - The Harvesters[17]
Kentucky - Action Pack
Louisiana - n/a
Maine - n/a
Maryland - Psionex
Massachusetts - n/a
Michigan - n/a
Minnesota - n/a
Mississippi - n/a
Missouri - n/a
Montana - Freedom Force
Nebraska - Nebraska Initiative
Nevada - The Heavy Hitters
New Hampshire - n/a
New Jersey - Defenders
New Mexico - The Mavericks
New York - Mighty Avengers / Dark Avengers
North Carolina - U-Foes
North Dakota - n/a
Ohio - Ohio Initiative
Oklahoma - became home to Thor and Asgard. Destroyed during Siege of Asgard
Oregon - Force of Nature
Pennsylvania - Liberteens
Rhode Island - Miles Flatt
South Carolina - n/a
South Dakota - n/a
Tennessee - n/a
Texas - The Rangers
Utah - The Called
Vermont - The Garrison
Virginia - n/a
Washington - Earth Force (possibly)
West Virginia - n/a
Wisconsin - Great Lakes Initiative
Wyoming - n/a
Other sanctioned heroes by assigned location
New York City Jackpot[18]
New York City Blue Shield[19]
New York City (Harlem) Falcon[20]
New York City Slyde (undercover police officer)[21]
Non-State Assigned Teams
Shadow Initiative
Operation: Lightning Storm[22]
Fantastic Four[23]
Heroes for Hire[24]
Government Agencies
S.H.I.E.L.D.
H.A.M.M.E.R.
A.R.M.O.R.
S.W.O.R.D.
Paraphernalia
Weapons

Energy rifles
Transportation

Jet-packs for the trainees
Notes
After Archangel saved the mayor of San Francisco, she offered the X-Men and any powered or depowered mutant sanctuary in the city. She openly announced to the world that San Francisco was rejecting the 50 State Initiative and adopting the X-Men as their protectors.[25]
Washington, D.C. wasn’t given a team, as it was known that the district could ”take care of itself” (knowing or not that Congressman and secretly mutant Leonard Gary was able to create a vast defense).[26]

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