in Great Britain in the year 2013. She only answers to her codename, and has apparently suffered terrible losses. Trying to cope with her situation, Karma displays a dark sense of humor and has refined her powers to the point where she can perceive things through a person's eyes without really possessing him or her. House of M In the House of M reality, Karma is a teacher at the New Mutant Leadership Institute. She is officially noted with S.H.I.E.L.D. for her pro-human sentiments, an unpopular opinion with the mutant ruling class. Karma and Cypher discover Laurie Collins and Sean Garrison are really working for S.H.I.E.L.D. as double agents and Tag takes him down before he tries to kill them. Ultimate Marvel The Ultimate Marvel version of Xuân Cao Mạnh is seen as a much darker character, working as one of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Black Ops agents, codename: Karma. She is called in by Nick Fury to find out whether or not the President was being mind-controlled by Charles Xavier, based on his recent pro-mutant stand. Upon the request of the President, she is added as the final member of the government sponsored New Mutants to observe the group. She is later instrumental in gaining evidence against a high-ranking government official who is the head of the anti-mutant conspiracy, arresting both high-ranking officials involved in attacks on the 'New Mutants' on the Capitol steps. Whenever she uses her powers, her eyes glow a dark pink color. X-Men: The End Karma is seen fighting alongside the X-Men when Warskrulls invade the mansion. In other media Television Karma makes a non-speaking cameo appearance in the X-Men: The Animated Series episode "Beyond Good and Evil (Part 4): End and Beginning" as one of Apocalypse's prisoners. Notes References External links Karma at Marvel.com Spotlight on Karma at UncannyXmen.net Gay League Profile Asian-American superheroes Characters created by Chris Claremont Characters created by Frank Miller (comics) Comics characters introduced in 1980 Fictional amputees Fictional empaths Fictional immigrants to the United States Fictional lesbians Fictional librarians Fictional Vietnamese people Marvel Comics characters who have mental powers Marvel Comics female superheroes Marvel Comics LGBT superheroes Marvel Comics mutants Marvel Comics orphans Marvel Comics telepaths New Mutants Superhero schoolteachers Twin characters in comics