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The Hellfire Club is a fictional society appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The Hellfire Club often comes into confrontation with the X-Men mutant superhero team. Although the Club appears to merely be an international social club for wealthy elites, its clandestine Inner Circle seeks to influence world events and advance their agenda.

Publication history
In creating the Hellfire Club, Uncanny X-Men writer Chris Claremont and artist/co-writer John Byrne drew heavily upon a 1966 episode of the British spy series The Avengers entitled "A Touch of Brimstone". In the episode, agents John Steed and Emma Peel attempt to infiltrate a secret society named after the Hellfire Club of the 18th century, whose members of the "Inner Circle" wear period costumes. Peel's guise as "the Queen of Sin", dressed in a black leather corset, would be the model for the Club's Queens, and her first name borrowed for White Queen Emma Frost. The leader of the episode's club was played by actor Peter Wyngarde, best known for his role as Jason King, forming the basis for Mastermind's new "Jason Wyngarde" identity. Claremont and Byrne similarly drew the names and faces of the other Hellfire Club members from famous actors: Sebastian Shaw was based on actor Robert Shaw, Harry Leland on Orson Welles (who acted as Harry Lime in The Third Man and whose film Citizen Kane featured a reporter named Jed Leland), and Donald Pierce was based on Donald Sutherland (the surname alluding to his Hawkeye Pierce character from M*A*S*H). ==Overview==
Overview
The Hellfire Club counts among its members the most famous, wealthy, and influential members of society. Membership is passed on to descendants, and can also be earned through wealth or influence. While many accept the invitation simply for the pleasures that the Club offers, others seek wealth and influence. In fact, the purpose of the Hellfire Club is to obtain and exert power through politics and economic influence instead of outward conquest and domination. Since its foundation, the Hellfire Club has been involved in wars and assassinations to further the agendas of the Club's most powerful members. The Club has branches in New York City, London, Hong Kong, Paris, and Buenos Aires; the various branches are all overseen by the Lord Imperial (a position long-held by Sir Gordon Phillips). Sebastian Shaw, the Black Bishop, began securing allies within the Club, meeting Harry Leland, Emma Frost, and Donald Pierce, as well as his loyal assistant, Tessa. Buckman, no longer having a use for the dangerously-ambitious Shaw, ordered a Sentinel attack on Shaw and his allies, resulting in the death of Shaw's lover, Lourdes Chantel. That night, Shaw and Emma Frost purge the entire Council of the Chosen, remaking it as the Lords Cardinal and appointing themselves Black King and White Queen. Shaw's Inner Circle soon turned their attentions to the X-Men, kidnapping several of their number. Mastermind, as Jason Wyngarde, was made a probationary member pending his subversion of the X-Men's Jean Grey. Grey was in fact the Phoenix, a god-like cosmic entity who became unstable after Mastermind's psychic manipulations, turning into the Dark Phoenix. The Hellfire Club had failed, and the X-Men had taken their toll: Phoenix had driven Mastermind insane, Colossus had crippled Donald Pierce and Wolverine nearly killed Harry Leland and several guards. Despite such setbacks, the Inner Circle continued to pursue its agenda. Shaw secures a government contract for Shaw Industries to manufacture Sentinels, profiting from the state of fear concerning the "mutant menace" despite secretly being a mutant himself. Frost meanwhile ran the Massachusetts Academy, a prestigious preparatory school affiliated with the Hellfire Club that secretly trained a team of young mutants, known as the Hellions. The Inner Circle also underwent some personnel changes, notably the expulsion of Donald Pierce for conspiring against his mutant colleagues, Magneto briefly took the title of Grey King after Sebastian Shaw was voted out of the Inner Circle, and with Emma Frost he began plotting against Black Queen Selene, having planted Hellion Empath into Nova Roma via his relationship with New Mutant Magma prior to ousting Shaw. However, when Magneto discovered the X-Man Rogue alive and well in the Savage Land (where Magneto was visiting), Magneto abandoned the Hellfire Club and ultimately went into exile when he was rejected by Rogue when he murdered the Savage Land priestess Zaladane. Meanwhile, Emma Frost attempted to force former Hellion Firestar to rejoin the Hellions but was rebuked by Firestar and her new teammates in the New Warriors. Disjointed, Selene exploited the chaos to launch a pre-emptive strike to kill the Lord Cardinals with aid from a group of young mutant "Upstarts" who were loyal to Selene. The Upstarts' uprising is thwarted by Sebastian Shaw, who reinstates some of the old Inner Circle. Shaw later disbands the Circle to focus on his business pursuits. Sebastian Shaw reforms a variation of the original Inner Circle with a nobler outlook posing as a force for good, which may have been a deception on his part. Tessa/Sage rejoined the Inner Circle to observe this and to assist Roberto da Costa's usurping the position of Lord Imperial which Shaw had claimed. The Hellfire Club was next under the leadership of Roberto da Costa as the Lord Imperial aided by Sage. Sat-Yr-9 (under the guise of Courtney Ross) as the new White Queen, aided by her assassin Viper, her "Warrior White Princess". As with many members in the past, both Sat-Yr-9 and Viper have their own personal agendas. When the X-Men and many other powered or depowered mutants came to San Francisco, an offshoot of the Club, known as the Hellfire Cult, begins attacking mutants and "species traitors". Officially, their leadership appears to be Empath, but the real power behind the scenes is the mysterious Red Queen. Their activities draw the attention of the X-Men. Kade Kilgore takes control of the Hellfire Club and founds the Hellfire Academy, recruiting mutant outlaws as its faculty and looking for students to attend this school. ==Organization==
Organization
Lord Imperial The Lord Imperial is not a member of the Inner Circle or any particular branch of the Hellfire Club; the Lord Imperial is the true leader of the Hellfire Club and oversees all branches of it. As such, only a few individuals have held the title. Sir Gordon Phillips, while unknown at the time, ruled as Lord Imperial for most of the club's modern history, holding the position from before the club's introduction until his death: killed by Sabretooth on a cruise ship filled with humans infected with the Legacy Virus. • Sir Gordon PhillipsElias BoganSebastian ShawRoberto da Costa (Sunspot) Inner Circle The constant intrigue, backstabbing, blackmailing and politicking that plague the Hellfire Club have resulted in many changes of the Inner Circle, as new players seek out membership in order to obtain influence, power and wealth. The following lists the membership of each incarnation of the Inner Circle and the title they held; in descending order of rank are Kings and Queens, followed by Bishops and Rooks. The Council of the Chosen The original Inner Circle (existing prior to the club's introduction) consisted of: • Edward Buckman - White King • Paris Seville - White Queen • Sebastian Shaw - Black Bishop Sebastian Shaw was instrumental in the Hellfire Club's funding of Stephen Lang's resurrected Sentinel program, but having completed his purpose, White King Edward Buckman sought to eliminate the ambitious Black Bishop. After a Sentinel attack on Shaw's beach house resulted in the death of his lover, Lourdes Chantel, Shaw and his ally Emma Frost purge the Council and appointed themselves Black King and White Queen. New members appointed during this period were: • Selene - Black Queen • Friedrich von Roehm - Black Rook • Emmanuel da Costa - White Rook After Cannonball survives a near-fatal stabbing, Gideon turns on Sunspot, who is rescued by X-Force. Shinobi Shaw's Upstart Inner Circle Selene had originally planned on creating a new Inner Circle with the help of the Upstarts - among them Shinobi Shaw, son of Sebastian Shaw - but they betrayed and imprisoned her. Believing to have successfully assassinated his father, Shinobi Shaw briefly took over the New York branch of the Club, seemingly with support from the External Candra. He offered membership in his Inner Circle to Archangel, and Sunspot (also known as Roberto da Costa, son of former White Rook Emmanuel da Costa), but all declined. • Shinobi Shaw - Black King • Benedict Kine - White King • Benazir Kaur - White Queen • Reeva Payge - Black Queen • Candra - Associate • Cordelia Frost - Probationary member • Ebon Knights - Shinobi Shaw's Black Guard • Ivory Knights - Benedict Kine's White Guard The titles of Payge and Kaur are not established. When Cordelia Frost applies for membership to the Inner Circle, Shinobi states that the title of White Queen is already taken. The London Branch The Hellfire Club's London branch is introduced briefly operating parallel to Shinobi's Inner Circle. Instead of Black and White, the titles of the London Inner Circle are designated Black and Red. • Emma Steed - Black Queen • Margali Szardos - Red Queen • Quentin Templeton - Black King The Black Queen and Red King were taken into police custody. Shaw's Second Circle Sebastian Shaw, despite his apparent death, later re-emerged and retook control of the Hellfire Club in attempt to restore its former power and glory. Selene, freed from her imprisonment by the Upstarts, took under her influence a resurrected Madelyne Pryor in her quest for revenge. Shaw meanwhile attempted to ally with the AOA-exile Holocaust. Meeting in New York, Shaw proposes a reformation of the Inner Circle with the following line-up: At first operating in secret from outside the Hellfire Club (still under Shinobi Shaw's control), Sebastian's group soon reasserted control over the organization. • Sebastian Shaw - Black King • Selene - Black Queen • Trevor Fitzroy - White Rook • Madelyne Pryor - Red Queen • Donald Pierce - Applicant for White Bishop • Tessa - Shaw's personal aide • Ella - Selene's personal servant • Holocaust - Associate • Miss Hoo - Associate Selene's mind control over Madelyne Pryor eventually waned, and the Black Rook's allegiance soon turned to Sebastian Shaw. Concerned, Selene contacted Fitzroy and Tessa to counteract the changing balance of power. however his failure in attaining the alien technology of Apocalypse resulted in his expulsion from the group. Pryor meanwhile had betrayed and deserted the club. Shaw, presented with a mysterious offer, decided to accept its terms and resign from the Inner Circle, advising Fitzroy to do the same. Selene would later successfully induct Sunspot into the Inner Circle, offering the resurrection of his long-dead girlfriend, Julianna, who died saving his life. • Selene - Black Queen • Blackheart - Black King • Daimon Hellstrom - White King • Roberto da Costa (Sunspot) - Black Rook It is unknown what led to the dissolution of this incarnation. The Hellfire Club was found closed and abandoned, covered in blackbriar thorns; Selene herself was trapped inside the mansion, unable to leave. The Fifth Inner Circle After the death of Sir Gordon Phillips at the hands of the Brotherhood of Mutants, • Sebastian Shaw - Lord Imperial • Roberto da Costa (Sunspot) - Black King • Selene - Black Queen • Sat-Yr-9 (as Courtney Ross) - White Queen • Viper - White Warrior Princess • Tessa - Shaw's personal aide and Sunspot's personal adviser. • Red Lotus - Associate Selene, despite remaining imprisoned underneath the Hellfire Club's New York mansion and not actively participating in the Inner Circle, has apparently retained her title of Black Queen. It was also revealed that Emma Frost, despite having left the club long ago and having since joined the X-Men, still retained her membership and White Queen title. Sat-Yr-9 confronts Frost and, assuming her title, becomes the newest addition to the Inner Circle, bringing with her bodyguard and self-appointed "White Warrior Princess" Viper. A confrontation with Donald Pierce leaves Sebastian Shaw gravely injured, and Sunspot takes over as Lord Imperial, which was Tessa's plan all along. Tessa left the Club, still under Sunspot's rule, and joined New Excalibur in the wake of M-Day. Shaw has since returned as the Black King, seemingly plotting to rebuild his power base. During the same period, Sat-Yr-9 sends Viper to command an attack on Zanzibar, which she does with the help of the piratical militia the Weaponeers. However, Viper is betrayed by the Weaponeers and makes a truce with mutants from the rebuilding nation of Genosha against her former allies. Nova's Inner CircleEmma FrostSebastian ShawPerfectionCassandra NovaNegasonic Teenage Warhead A mysterious new Inner Circle appears in the third volume of Astonishing X-Men. Members of this version were never given titles, since they were revealed to be psionic projections created by Emma Frost at the behest of Cassandra Nova. In an attempt to free herself from confinement by the X-Men, Cassandra had placed a portion of her consciousness in Frost's prior to being mentally imprisoned, and launched an assault on the X-Mansion using Frost as a Trojan horse. Other than Nova, each member appears to represent a different aspect of Frost's past, with Negasonic Teenage Warhead being a former student of hers who died in Genosha; Perfection, a manifestation of Frost's younger, evil self; and Sebastian Shaw representing her time with the Hellfire Club. Selene's second Inner Circle Selene, finding herself once again the sole remaining member of the Inner Circle, and disappointed by the many betrayals from Sebastian Shaw and his Hellfire Club, decided it was time to rise to goddesshood, a state she believed she was destined for. To accomplish that, she specifically recruited a Coven of deadly mutants to seek revenge against all those that had betrayed her or stood in her way in the past. Together they went to the New York branch of the Hellfire Club, where she cut all ties with them by using her new Inner Circle to kill every person there. This Inner Circle was made up of mostly by mutants whose abilities were designed for killing. Membership consisted of: • BlinkSenyakaMortisWitherEli Bard - The group's only non-mutant member. Bard was turned into a vampire-like creature by Selene. The Sixth Inner Circle Sebastian Shaw's Inner Circle eventually reemerged. Wolverine came into confrontation with a new "Inner Circle", under the false impression (by Sebastian Shaw and "Miss Sinister") that they are behind the kidnapping of his son, Daken. • Sebastian ShawClaudine Renko (Miss Sinister)Mr. CastlemereTurnerPeter Scholl (Leonine)Mercedes The Seventh Inner Circle In the event "Schism", there has apparently been a pro-human coup in the Hellfire Club, all mutant members have been removed, and 12-year-old supergenius Kade Kilgore is named the new Black King. Kilgore then called together a cabal of prepubescent geniuses to secretly rule the Hellfire Club and eradicate mutantkind, then proceeding to poison the other remaining Hellfire Club members, making them the sole leadership. Kilgore later had a change of heart and began recruiting mutants to his side to train the newly manifested mutants at the Hellfire Academy. The Hellfire Academy is destroyed by the staff of the Jean Grey School. • Kade Kilgore - Black King. A twelve-year-old sociopath who is also the leader of the group. • Doctor Maximilian Frankenstein (formerly Baron Maximilian von Katzenelnbogen) - Black Bishop. Descendant of Victor Frankenstein. He was responsible for creating the Krakoa that the X-Men befriended and the Krakoas that defended the unnamed island where the Hellfire Academy is located. • Manuel Enduque - White King. He is well-versed in weaponry with his family reportedly being a dynasty of slavers in Africa with Manuel having strangled his own father to death, thus resulting in him taking control of the business. • Wilhemina Kensington - White Queen. She is an eleven year old with a love of martial arts and beauty pageants who inherited the company after her mother died. She is also both psychopathic and sociopathic, having killed human guards and alien warriors and is also alleged to have mutilated both cats and penguins. ; Associates: • SabretoothEzekiel StaneSebastian Shaw - Black King • Briar Raleigh - Black Bishop - Magneto's former associate and the only non-mutant within the Inner Circle • Monet St. Croix - White Queen • Black Tom Cassidy - White Bishop The Ninth Inner Circle Eventually Emma Frost decided to rid of Shaw, by spiking his wine with a paralytic agent she made sure there was no way for him to release his body's absorbed energies which overloaded his Mothervine-induced secondary mutation, resulting in his death. She then reformed the Inner Circle in her image and using Vanisher as her personal transportation, she worked behind the scenes to get the X-Men to handle certain affairs. • Black King: Emma Frost • White King: MystiqueBlack Bishop: ElixirBlack Rook: Marrow The Tenth Inner Circle With mutants congregating on Krakoa, Kade Kilgore is able to retake control of the Hellfire Club branch in New York City. Opting later to rename themselves as "Homines Verendi", a Latin name which roughly translates to "man must be revered and feared", Kade and his group (Maximilian Frankenstein, Manuel Enduque, and Wilhemina Kensington) recruited Taiwanese millionaire and anti-mutant activist, Chen Zhao and stands poised ready to tear down the new age of mutantkind as they are involved in the Krakoans' problems. With each of the founding members already in possession of massive fortunes, they succeeded in taking over Madripoor, an island in Southeast Asia, and are using it as its base of power. While it is unknown whether or not the royal family of Madripoor has been detained, fled or simply murdered, the island is no longer a safe haven for mutants. Once used as a base of operations for the X-Man Wolverine while using the alias "Patch", Madripoor has now degenerated into a country that is openly hostile toward mutants and has even gone so far as to offer its citizens payment for killing mutants. It has almost become a dark reflection of Krakoa and everything that it stands for and recruited long-time X-Men foe Donald Pierce to act as Madripoor’s official representative to the United Nations. They also secretly aid Hellfire Club member Sebastian Shaw in the murder of Kitty Pryde. Shaw paid Verendi to participate in his scheme to get Kitty alone on Verendi's ship so that he could ensnare her in Krakoan vines and sink her with the ship. • Kade Kilgore - Black King • Manuel Enduque - White King • Chen Zhao - White Bishop • Maximilian Frankenstein - Black Bishop • X-CutionerDonald PierceHate-MongerYellowjacket/Darren Cross Members The following characters are members of the Hellfire Club, many of them being extremely influential, but were not part of any of the Inner Circle incarnations mentioned above. Membership is either hereditary, or obtained through personal invitation from the branch's King. Known members include: • Warren Worthington Jr. and Kathryn Worthington - inherited membership from his father. • Candace "Candy" Southern - inherited membership. • James Braddock Jr. - inherited membership. • Berhard Van Ostamgen - failed entry into Inner Circle • Ronald Parvenue - inherited membership from his father • Norman Osborn (Green Goblin) - deceased Past membersPhiladelphia, 1780/81: Sir Patrick Clemens (King title), Lady Diana Knight (Queen title), Lady Grey (Queen title), Elizabeth Shaw-Worthington, Major General Wallace Worthington, Commander Clinton • London, 1859: Lord Braddock, Mr. Shaw (Sebastian Shaw's great-grandfather and Cornelius Shaw's father) • Boston, 1872/74: Anton Pierce (Member of the Inner Circle) • London, 1915: Brigadier-General Cornelius Shaw, Sir Harry Manners, Waltham Pierce Staff The Hellfire Club has employed a large number of mostly-anonymous armed guards. A few have been named: • Wade Cole • Angelo Macon • Randall Chase • Chet Andrews Cole, Macon and Reese were savagely wounded by Wolverine in the Hellfire Club's first confrontation with the X-Men. before leaving the Club to join Lady Deathstrike in seeking revenge against Wolverine, eventually joining the Reavers. Sam Guthrie worked as a Hellfire guard for a brief period before joining the New Mutants as Cannonball. The Hellfire Club also employs a number of servants, escorts and strippers. Sharon Kelly was a waitress at the New York branch who was chosen by Sebastian Shaw to seduce Senator Robert Kelly. The couple quickly married, but soon afterwards Sharon was killed in a battle involving the X-Men, In addition to its large, traditional, student body, the Academy secretly trained a team of young mutants known as the Hellions. Due to their affiliation with the Club, the Hellions were often present at its social functions. This group would entertain a rivalry with Professor Charles Xavier's students at the time, the New Mutants. After the death of the Hellions in an attack orchestrated by the Upstarts, Frost left the Hellfire Club. Re-aligning herself with Professor Xavier, the Massachusetts Academy became the new site for Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters and a new class, known as Generation X. Hellfire Academy The seventh incarnation of the Hellfire Club have since founded the Hellfire Academy, a rival to the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning. It is located on an unnamed island. Staff members Staff outside the Hellfire Club's leadership include: • Mystique - Headmistress who also teaches Intro to Evil. Joined in Wolverine and the X-Men #20. • White PalaceWhite Queen: Stepford Cuckoos: Emma Frost (formerly) • White Bishop: Christian FrostWhite Knight: CallistoBlackstoneBlack Queen: Lourdes Chantel; Sebastian Shaw (formerly Black King) • Black Bishop: Shinobi ShawBlack Knights: Andrea and Andreas StruckerRed KeepRed Queen: Katherine PrydeRed Bishop: Lucas Bishop ==Other versions==
Other versions
Bishop's Future The Hellfire Club retains its position as one of the world's major powers in the future timeline of Bishop. The Club is ruled by Anthony Shaw, a descendant of Sebastian Shaw; he also has an illegitimate son, Trevor Fitzroy. Malcolm, a colleague of Bishop and member of Xavier's Security Enforcers (X.S.E.), was also a member of the Club. Clan Hellfire In a future dominated by Trevor Fitzroy, calling himself the Chronomancer, one of the forces opposing his rule is Clan Hellfire, led by a Samara Shaw. X-Men: Ronin In one alternate reality in which the X-Men are based in Japan, the Hellfire Club is ruled by Professor Xavier. The White Queen Emma Frost is a junior member who, along with Tessa, believes Xavier to be their biological father. The Club controls the Shadowcat Clan of ninjas, which includes Pyro, Iceman and Colossus. Marvel Noir In X-Men Noir, the Hellfire Club is an exclusive S&M club owned by Sebastian Shaw. Ultimate Marvel An alternate universe iteration of the Hellfire Club appears in the Ultimate Marvel imprint, led by Sebastian Shaw and consisting of Gerald Lavine, Shinobi Shaw, and Emma Frost. This version of the group worship a pagan "Phoenix God", who they believe to be incarnated in the body of Jean Grey. Ultimate Universe An alternate universe iteration of the Hellfire Club appears in the Ultimate Universe imprint, with Emmanuel da Costa as Black King. ==In other media==
In other media
Television • The Inner Circle Club appears in X-Men: The Animated Series, consisting of Sebastian Shaw, Jason Wyngarde, Emma Frost, Donald Pierce, and Harry Leland. Following a cameo appearance in the episode "The Phoenix Saga - Part IV", they attempt to brainwash Jean Grey into joining them during the four-part episode "The Dark Phoenix". After being foiled, Shaw, Pierce, and Frost escape while Wyngarde is left catatonic and Leland goes missing following a fight with Wolverine. • The Inner Circle appears in Wolverine and the X-Men, consisting of Sebastian Shaw, Harry Leland, Donald Pierce, Selene, Emma Frost, and the Stepford Cuckoos. Similarly to the Ultimate Marvel incarnation, this version of the group seek to gain the Phoenix Force's power. After spending most of the series infiltrating the X-Men to locate Jean Grey, Frost kidnaps her so the Inner Circle can perform a ritual to extract the Phoenix Force and place it into the Stepford Cuckoos. However, they are unable to control it, leading to Leland and Pierce being killed by falling debris while Frost subdues Shaw and Selene before sacrificing herself to release the Phoenix Force into space. • The Inner Circle appears in Marvel Anime: X-Men, consisting of Jason Wyngarde; Rat (voiced by Manabu Sakamaki in the Japanese version and by Michael Sinterniklaas in the English dub), who can project metal discs from his body; Marsh (voiced by Yuichi Nakamura in the Japanese version and by Mary Elizabeth McGlynn in the English dub), who can dissolve into liquid; and Neuron / White Bishop (voiced by Yutaka Aoyama in the Japanese version and by Dave Wittenberg in the English dub), who possesses a shell and can amplify a target's senses via strips from his body. Additionally, Harry Leland and Emma Frost appear as members of the group in flashbacks. Following a failed attempt to manipulate Jean Grey into using the Phoenix Force for their purposes before she sacrificed herself to stop them, the Inner Circle attempt to use a reality-warping mutant named Takeo Sasaki. However, Rat, Marsh, and Neuron are killed by the X-Men while Wyngarde is killed by Takeo. • A live-action television series titled Hellfire was in development at 20th Century Fox Television and Marvel Television, with an early 2017 airdate. However, on July 12, 2016, Variety reported that the project is no longer moving forward. • The Hellfire Club appears in The Gifted, consisting of Reeva Payge, the Frost sisters, Andy Strucker, Lorna Dane, Fade, and Sage. Under Payge, this version of the group pursues mutant liberation. Film • The Hellfire Club appears in X-Men: First Class, led by Sebastian Shaw and consisting of Emma Frost, Azazel, Riptide, and Angel Salvadore. This version of the group seeks to cause World War III to accelerate mutant evolution and create a new world order with mutants as Earth's dominant species and Shaw as their leader. To this end, they manipulate American and Soviet government officials into instigating the Cuban Missile Crisis, prompting CIA agent Moira MacTaggert to supervise the initial formation of the X-Men to oppose them. Ultimately, Shaw is killed by Erik Lehnsherr, who unites the remaining Hellfire Club members under his leadership. • The Hellfire Club were originally planned to appear in Dark Phoenix, consisting of Frost, Harry Leland, Friedrich von Roehm, the Strucker Twins, Shinobi Shaw, and the Red Lotus Gang, but they were ultimately cut from the film. Video games • The Hellfire Club appear in X-Men, with Sebastian Shaw as a prominent member and boss. • The Hellfire Club appear in ''X-Men: Gamesmaster's Legacy'', with Shinobi Shaw as a prominent member and boss. • The Hellfire Club appear in Wolverine: Adamantium Rage, with Selene and Shinobi Shaw as prominent members. • The Hellfire Club appear in Marvel Avengers Alliance, with Selene and Sebastian Shaw as prominent members, Emma Frost as a former member, and various foot soldiers as minor members. ==References==
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