Marvel's Quicksilver (Age of Apocalypse): Created By: Quicksilver in the Age of Apocalypse storyline was created by writer Scott Lobdell and artist Roger Cruz. His first appearance was in "X-Men: Alpha" #1 in 1995. First Appearances: The Age of Apocalypse version of Quicksilver made his debut in "X-Men: Alpha" #1, which served as the starting point for the alternate reality storyline. In this dystopian world, Quicksilver's character has unique developments compared to his mainstream counterpart. Major Comic Book Story Appearances: Quicksilver in the Age of Apocalypse has been a central character in various storylines set within this alternate reality. Notable appearances include arcs in "X-Calibre," "X-Man," and other titles exploring the ramifications of the altered timeline. Full Bio: In the Age of Apocalypse timeline, Quicksilver's background and character trajectory differ significantly from the mainstream Marvel Universe. In this reality, the powerful mutant Apocalypse has risen to dominance, reshaping the world into a dystopian nightmare. Quicksilver, also known as Pietro, serves as one of Apocalypse's loyal horsemen. Unlike his mainstream counterpart, the Age of Apocalypse Quicksilver is not a hero but a villain under the influence of Apocalypse's totalitarian rule. As a Horseman of Apocalypse, he operates with ruthless efficiency and is a formidable enforcer of his master's will. Quicksilver's loyalty to Apocalypse places him in direct conflict with the remnants of the X-Men who resist the tyrannical regime. His superhuman speed and combat skills make him a formidable adversary, and his unwavering dedication to Apocalypse's cause adds complexity to his character. The Age of Apocalypse version of Quicksilver grapples with the moral implications of serving a despotic ruler. Throughout the storyline, his character is confronted with the harsh realities of the world he inhabits, raising questions about loyalty, rebellion, and the possibility of redemption. Power Set: Quicksilver in the Age of Apocalypse possesses the same superhuman speed as his mainstream counterpart. His ability to move at incredible velocities makes him a deadly and efficient warrior. In this alternate reality, his powers are harnessed in service of Apocalypse's vision for mutant supremacy. Friends and Allies in the Comics: As a Horseman of Apocalypse, Quicksilver aligns himself with other mutants serving the same cause. His alliances are primarily with the forces of Apocalypse, including other Horsemen like Abyss and Holocaust. The relationships in this reality are shaped by the brutal dynamics of a world under the thumb of a mutant despot.