6: Athena (killed) Che (martial artist, sole survivor of Malkuth troop, reassigned to Kether) Desmond (killed) Issue 9: Bell (on loan from another troop) Jenna (troop defence, on loan from another troop) Moxham (technician, on loan from another troop) Ross (killed) Issue 12: Connor (trainee, killed) Dreyfus MacManus (trainee, killed) Martinez (new recruit, killed) O'Leary (new recruit, killed) Sapperstein (new recruit, killed) Issue 13: DeCosta (medic, killed in Warheads: Black Dawn #1) Duncan (new recruit, technician) Other series: Desdemona Evone Prizzi Other Warheads troops The following is a list of other Warheads Troops employed by Mys-Tech and mentioned in Warheads, Overkill, or other Marvel titles: Bina Troop Leader: Colonel Matt Travers Cover: Archeological Expedition Membership: Diana Rogers (deceased), Matt Travers (deceased) Cesad Troop Leader: Colonel Jane Sumner Cover: The Cirque de Chaos Gebu Troop Leader: Colonel James Cleveland Cover: Film Crew Hesod Troop Leader: Colonel Mary Kidd Cover: Search and Rescue Squad Hod Troop Leader: Colonel Henry Morgan Cover: Satellite Recovery Kockmar Troop Leader: Colonel James Sands Cover: The Cirque de Chaos Malkuth Troop Membership: Boot, Che Net Troop Leader: Colonel Arthur Drake Cover: Survey Team Tifaret Troop Leader: Colonel Bonnie Reid Cover: Fairground Ubu Troop Leader: Colonel Bonnie Reid Cover: Fairground Membership: Grierson Omega Troop Gevurah Troop Virago Troop The names of the original Warheads troops are a direct reference to the names of the 10 Sephiroth emanations of God in the Kabbalah. This is known to be a direct reference, as the Warheads were originally depicted as entering wormholes on a model of the cabalistic Tree of Life, and they entered the wormhole where the Sephiroth Kether is situated. Significantly, "Kether" is the Sephiroth at the top of the tree of life and "Kether" means "crown". "Kether" also is the Sephiroth closest to God and represents ultimate goodness. The Kether Troop eventually showed their goodness by turning upon the evil Mys-Tech organisation. Several other troops did not—Omega, Gevurah, and a replenished Malkuth Troop were all specifically named as fighting for Mys-Tech until the end (and taking part in “the genocide on Lionheart”) in the Revolutionary War comics. Later troops, including Omega, Virago, and Ubu, are not named after a Sephiroth. Headquarters The Warheads' base of operations was Mys-Tech's subterranean headquarters deep beneath the Museum of Pagan Antiquities, Canary Wharf, London, England and they traveled to other planets, time periods, locations, or dimensions by means of unstable wormholes opened