Blob appears briefly in the Age of Apocalypse as a test subject that Henry McCoy was toying with in the Breeding Pens in a direct violation of the Kelly Pact that Apocalypse signed to keep the Human High Council occupied and at bay while he rallied his forces.

Fred Dukes, alias the "Blob" is a mutant whose latent superhuman powers manifested themselves when he reached puberty. His major weaknesses were his short temper, lack of foresight, his lack of intelligence, and his easily-manipulated self-esteem.

Frederick Dukes, better known as the Blob, is an antagonist in Marvel Comics. He is a mutant who has acted as an enemy of the X-Men for a considerable length of time.

On the run from the nanite-mutated computer Cerebro, Blob’s Brotherhood broke Xavier out of a government facility so he could train them to better oppose Cerebro. After helping the X-Men against Cerebro, Blob’s Brotherhood was recruited by …

Blob in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the third live-action incarnation of the character, following two separate incarnations from 20th Century Fox's X-Men film series, where he was portrayed by Kevin Durand and Gustav Claude Ouimet.

Nov 7, 2024 · Blob joined a group of super-villains including Sagittarius, Whirlwind, Beetle, Electro, Looter, Plant-Man, Batroc the Leaper and Porcupine in becoming the new “Defenders” and knocking over the diamond district in Manhattan.

Post Team X's disbandment, Fred Dukes, known in the X-Men universe as Blob, developed an eating disorder and lost his physical fitness. He joined a Las Vegas fitness center, run by ex-team member John, aiming to regain shape via boxing.

Fully aware of his status, Blob presents himself as a man who’s instantly self-judged as being more dominant. With his massive size and unpredictable powers, Dukes has a habit of trying to...

Jul 11, 2018 · Blob was arrogant and believed he was better than every member of the mutant team. He was then asked to prove his skills against the members of the X-Men. Ice-Man created a giant block of ice around the bare foot of The Blob.

Amidst the chaos of the riot, Glob Herman, driven by a surge of anger and defiance, orchestrated a shocking act. Enlisting Redneck's assistance, he ignited himself, transforming into a blazing figure, and pursued a bus filled with innocent human civilians.