though the true target was Sean Garrison, secretly an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and one of the masterminds behind Project Genesis. S.H.I.E.L.D. agents Josh Foley and Kevin Ford were about to torture him when they were interrupted by Agent Noriko Ashida, daughter of Hodge's comrade Seiji Ashida, who learned from Hodge about her father's location. Fearing the torture at the hands of Foley and Ford, Hodge convinced Noriko to kill him. Amalgam In the Amalgam Comics universe, Hodge is mixed with Maxwell Lord to form Lord Maxwell Hodge. X-Men Forever A version of Cameron Hodge exists in the X-Men Forever reality. In other media Television Cameron Hodge appeared in X-Men, voiced by Stephen Ouimette. He first appeared in season one. In the episode "Enter Magneto", he was a lawyer for Beast. In the episode "Slave Island", Hodge was an ambassador (alongside Henry Peter Gyrich and Bolivar Trask) for the Genoshan government, a mutant-oppressing prison which held many mutants captive (including Jubilee, Storm and Gambit). As the Genoshan government gets overthrown by the X-Men, Hodge is injured by Cable's assault. Season five revealed that Hodge was now minus an arm and a leg as a result. Wanting revenge on mutants, he instigated the Phalanx infection. During the two-part episode "Phalanx Covenant", Hodge willingly merged with the Phalanx techno-organic alien race's leader. Granting him a fraction of their power, Hodge helped the assimilation of Earth and the inhabitants. He helped the Phalanx moved throughout Earth and would try to assimilate mutants, including the X-Men. Hodge was defeated when Beast led a group of mutants (consisting of Warlock, Forge, Mister Sinister, Amelia Voght and Magneto) drove the alien infestation from Earth, restoring Hodge's maimed body. Hodge was later mentioned in the episode "Hidden Agendas" as part of a rogue military group. Video games Cameron Hodge appears as a boss in X-Men: Destiny, voiced by Keith Ferguson. A member of the Purifiers, he wears a suit which enables him to use mutant powers farmed by the U-Men while a similar suit is later used by Bastion. References External links Fictional characters who can turn intangible Fictional characters who have made pacts with devils Marvel Comics cyborgs Marvel Comics characters with superhuman strength Marvel Comics male supervillains Marvel Comics mutates Marvel Comics undead characters Fictional private military members Comics characters introduced in 1986 Fictional lawyers Fictional mass murderers Characters created by Bob Layton X-Factor (comics)