to microwave radiation, though adamantium has been shown to puncture her skin after an encounter with X-23. Frenzy also possesses superhuman strength, approximately on par with Spider-Man. In later years she has been depicted as strong enough to battle characters like Rogue, and She-Hulk. Other versions Age of X In the 2011 "Age of X" storyline, Joanna was captured after various attacks against anti-mutant groups and is incarcerated on Ryker's Island. She is later freed by Cyclops, who later marries her. Marvel Zombies In 2006, Cargill appears in the Marvel Zombies miniseries, along with some of her fellow Acolytes (Fabian Cortez, Scanner, Lisa Hendricks, Reynolds, Burns) and Forge as the few survivors hiding in Asteroid M from the hordes of zombies on Earth. She and the others make a few trips down to Earth in order to gather intelligence. Weapon X In the Days of Future Now storyline, Cargill appears as a member of Gene Nation. What If Cargill appears in two issues of What If. The first depicts her as a member of the X-Men, but she eventually splits off with other villains such as Toad, Unus the Untouchable, and Pyro. Another has her fleeing for her life after confronting Apocalypse's Horseman of Death, Archangel, who thinks she is unworthy of living. X-Men: The End Cargill also appears in X-Men: The End as a member of the X-Men who battle the Skrulls that took the forms of Genesis, Stryfe, and the Goblin Queen. She was one of the few survivors after the X-Mansion had been destroyed. In other media Television Cargill appeared in the "Sanctuary" two-parter of the X-Men animated series. Though she did not have any speaking lines, she was a prominent member of the Acolytes. She also had a cameo in the first part of "One Man's Worth", where she was a member of the Mutant Resistance, but retained her Acolyte outfit. Novels In the X-Men novel Mutant Empire, Cargill is among the Acolytes. She notes how much she likes Pyro's books. References External links Joanna Cargill at Marvel.com UncannyXmen.net Spotlight On Frenzy African-American superheroes Characters created by Bob Layton Characters created by Keith Pollard Comics characters introduced in 1986 Fictional mercenaries in comics Fictional victims of domestic abuse Marvel Comics American superheroes Marvel Comics characters with superhuman strength Marvel Comics female superheroes Marvel Comics female supervillains Marvel Comics mutants