Warp Savant

*Eric J. Moreels* · Aug 19, 2002, 05:36 am

Warp Savant
created by Joe Casey and Ian Churchill

Real Name: Unrevealed
First Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #394 (June 2001)

Warp Savant is a mutant who, to celebrate his eighteenth birthday, decided to attack the U.S. Army base at Cape Citadel - the same base that Magneto attacked during his first clash with the X-Men. When the X-Men attempted to stop him, Warp Savant teleported Wolverine and Jean Grey into his own psyche.

Warp Savant was stopped by Archangel when he shot him with an electro-magnetic pulse weapon that temporarily shut down his mutant powers. After Wolverine and Jean were freed from his mind, Warp Savant used his powers on himself, presumably killing himself. However, Warp Savant's final fate remains unknown.

Eyes: blue
Hair: light blue (possibly dyed)

Powers and Abilities:
Warp Savant is a mutant with the power to psychically disassemble physical matter and store it within his own consciousness.

Appearances:
Uncanny X-Men (1963) #394

Biography text provided by Nemesis.

Mesran · Aug 19, 2002, 05:44 am

I loved this guy, the best character Casey thought up while he was on Uncanny. Not to mention very inventive powers.

He was so crazy

Robb Welch · Aug 19, 2002, 05:51 am

Nah ah!! Mister Clean was the greatest of them all!!!

Jodoria · Aug 19, 2002, 06:00 am

sorry but i agree with smash

Wolverine · Sep 16, 2002, 07:57 pm

This gut had real potencial. whith proper training in his powers he could be a good addition to the school

BoomBot · Sep 16, 2002, 08:00 pm

I really liked this guy also. Maybe because Churchill did this issue.

tyran80 · Sep 17, 2002, 02:57 am

I thought Warp was pretty cool too. An irresponsable kid with too much power in his hands, and so bored an d warped that he would want to emulate such a messed up thing as a terrorist attack.

Though i've always wondered: how the heck do you teleport into your own brain?

Kyle · Sep 18, 2002, 03:23 am

He was more then just bored. The message Casey was trying to get across with Warp was one of influence of the media on youth. It's like all those ultra-thin cover girls and the teenaged females who think they have to look like that to be beautiful.

In the Marvel universe, the media presentation of mutants is one of negativity. They're evil. Warp felt that as a mutant he needed to live up to that image. It was great because it had never been done in the X-Men before.

Personally, I would really like Warp to return. I can't fathom why anyone would think he killed himself from that story.

theory · Sep 19, 2002, 03:07 am

i think in a way, he did. i dont think well see him again in these pages. he wasnt even mentioned after 394 once. question, did his brain just create space, or was there some otherly dimension inside his head. or was it something to do with him thinking about an environment and it happening?

tyran80 · Sep 19, 2002, 06:49 pm

It's hard to say. It looked as if Warp Savant would basically teleport matter inside his own conscience. After all, the place Logan and Jean were teleported into was heavily governed by Warp's own subconscious, especially when the X-Men managed to make their way out of the battlefield and into the repressed area of Warp's own mind, where images of a monster in the closet or under the bed were very present.

As for the suicide bit, it may have been an actual death as much as it might have not been. It depends on any other writer who would like to write the character.

AquaSage · Sep 19, 2002, 07:12 pm

Warp was a rather unique character to be sure, when they first mentioned his abilities i laughed, he reminded me of a character that i thought up about a year before, although neither male nor the whole tattooed, pierced thing that he had going on. But the basic idea was that items could be stored as mental signatures that could be recalled from the person's mind at will. Although Warp was basically the same thing, I actually really enjoied the strange way things kinda "bubbled" apart instead of dissapearing. To me the abilitiy was a kind of combination of telepathy and telekinesis, in the way of utilizing brain "space" i guess you can say and the manipulization of matter through telekinesis, maybe even to the point of tranfiguring the matter into engery that is stored in the sinapses till recalled and reformed into matter again, something of a Einstineal concept. But as for Warp, I belive that he created something of a loop from his loophole escape. His body is contained within his mind, which is contained within his body. kinda like a genie being in the bottle when the bottle is being held in his hand, the question is, will he figure out to pull the cork to let himself out?

Kyle · Sep 19, 2002, 08:09 pm

My interpretation of Warp's powers were that he was pulling things physically into a sort of astral plane pocket inside his head. Everything there was governed by a combination of his subconcious and personal will.

And really, Warp didn't have a personality that loans itself to suicide.

umanumanamo · May 18, 2003, 11:31 pm

I'd like to see this guy again real soon. Too bad Casey had to leave so early, I was one of the people that really enjoyed his entire run.

cowtron_2000 · May 19, 2003, 03:18 am

i kinda liked him as well just because, with proper training, etc, he could be so much powerful.he'd be great in Weapon X!

Aug 19, 2002, 05:36 am	#1
Eric J. Moreels 'Living Tribunal' Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Adelaide, Australia Country: Posts: 7,828	Warp Savant Warp Savant created by Joe Casey and Ian Churchill Real Name: Unrevealed First Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #394 (June 2001) Warp Savant is a mutant who, to celebrate his eighteenth birthday, decided to attack the U.S. Army base at Cape Citadel - the same base that Magneto attacked during his first clash with the X-Men. When the X-Men attempted to stop him, Warp Savant teleported Wolverine and Jean Grey into his own psyche. Warp Savant was stopped by Archangel when he shot him with an electro-magnetic pulse weapon that temporarily shut down his mutant powers. After Wolverine and Jean were freed from his mind, Warp Savant used his powers on himself, presumably killing himself. However, Warp Savant's final fate remains unknown. Eyes: blue Hair: light blue (possibly dyed) Powers and Abilities: Warp Savant is a mutant with the power to psychically disassemble physical matter and store it within his own consciousness. Appearances: Uncanny X-Men (1963) #394 Biography text provided by Nemesis. Last edited by jannepie; Feb 1, 2010 at 01:00 pm. Reason: new format

Aug 19, 2002, 06:00 am	#4
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Sep 16, 2002, 07:57 pm	#5
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Sep 16, 2002, 08:00 pm	#6
BoomBot Slayer Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: OK, USA Country: Posts: 1,205	I really liked this guy also. Maybe because Churchill did this issue. __________________

Sep 17, 2002, 02:57 am	#7
tyran80 Mutant Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Titirilquien Country: Posts: 765	I thought Warp was pretty cool too. An irresponsable kid with too much power in his hands, and so bored an d warped that he would want to emulate such a messed up thing as a terrorist attack. Though i've always wondered: how the heck do you teleport into your own brain? __________________ The Cable Guy So Long and Thanks For All the Fish

Aug 19, 2002, 05:44 am	#2
Mesran Mushroomhead Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Sydney Country: Posts: 2,444	I loved this guy, the best character Casey thought up while he was on Uncanny. Not to mention very inventive powers. He was so crazy

Aug 19, 2002, 05:51 am	#3
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Sep 18, 2002, 03:23 am	#8
Kyle Metahuman Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: I'm in Canada, so they think I'm slow, eh? Country: Posts: 257	He was more then just bored. The message Casey was trying to get across with Warp was one of influence of the media on youth. It's like all those ultra-thin cover girls and the teenaged females who think they have to look like that to be beautiful. In the Marvel universe, the media presentation of mutants is one of negativity. They're evil. Warp felt that as a mutant he needed to live up to that image. It was great because it had never been done in the X-Men before. Personally, I would really like Warp to return. I can't fathom why anyone would think he killed himself from that story. __________________ Kyle Rivest

Sep 19, 2002, 03:07 am	#9
theory Mutant Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: westlake, ohio Country: Posts: 589	i think in a way, he did. i dont think well see him again in these pages. he wasnt even mentioned after 394 once. question, did his brain just create space, or was there some otherly dimension inside his head. or was it something to do with him thinking about an environment and it happening?

Sep 19, 2002, 06:49 pm	#10
tyran80 Mutant Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Titirilquien Country: Posts: 765	It's hard to say. It looked as if Warp Savant would basically teleport matter inside his own conscience. After all, the place Logan and Jean were teleported into was heavily governed by Warp's own subconscious, especially when the X-Men managed to make their way out of the battlefield and into the repressed area of Warp's own mind, where images of a monster in the closet or under the bed were very present. As for the suicide bit, it may have been an actual death as much as it might have not been. It depends on any other writer who would like to write the character. __________________ The Cable Guy So Long and Thanks For All the Fish

Sep 19, 2002, 07:12 pm	#11
AquaSage Zombie Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: ohio Country: Posts: 29	Warp was a rather unique character to be sure, when they first mentioned his abilities i laughed, he reminded me of a character that i thought up about a year before, although neither male nor the whole tattooed, pierced thing that he had going on. But the basic idea was that items could be stored as mental signatures that could be recalled from the person's mind at will. Although Warp was basically the same thing, I actually really enjoied the strange way things kinda "bubbled" apart instead of dissapearing. To me the abilitiy was a kind of combination of telepathy and telekinesis, in the way of utilizing brain "space" i guess you can say and the manipulization of matter through telekinesis, maybe even to the point of tranfiguring the matter into engery that is stored in the sinapses till recalled and reformed into matter again, something of a Einstineal concept. But as for Warp, I belive that he created something of a loop from his loophole escape. His body is contained within his mind, which is contained within his body. kinda like a genie being in the bottle when the bottle is being held in his hand, the question is, will he figure out to pull the cork to let himself out?

Sep 19, 2002, 08:09 pm	#12
Kyle Metahuman Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: I'm in Canada, so they think I'm slow, eh? Country: Posts: 257	My interpretation of Warp's powers were that he was pulling things physically into a sort of astral plane pocket inside his head. Everything there was governed by a combination of his subconcious and personal will. And really, Warp didn't have a personality that loans itself to suicide. __________________ Kyle Rivest

May 18, 2003, 11:31 pm	#13
umanumanamo Renegade of Funk Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: USA Country: Posts: 487	I'd like to see this guy again real soon. Too bad Casey had to leave so early, I was one of the people that really enjoyed his entire run.

May 19, 2003, 03:18 am	#14
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