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Her (Britannic) Majesty's Ultimate Security Prison '''Crossmore''' (was known previously as '''Crossmoor''') is a fictional [[United Kingdom|British]] [[prison]] facility for [[super-human]] [[criminals]] (predominantly [[supervillain]]s) in the [[Marvel Universe]].
Her (Britannic) Majesty's Ultimate Security Prison '''Crossmore''' (was known previously as '''Crossmoor''') is a fictional [[United Kingdom|British]] [[prison]]/[[psychiatric]] facility for [[super-human]] [[criminals]] (predominantly [[supervillain]]s) in the [[Marvel Universe]].


== History ==
== History ==
First featured in ''[[Marvel Comics Presents]]'' #31, Crossmoor (later renamed Crossmore) is a prison in England that held British super criminals. It featured in several comics, notably in an issue of ''[[Excalibur (comics)|Excalibur]]'' where the prisons inmates included [[Cain Marko|Juggernaut]] in a story that crossed over into an issue of ''[[Thor (Marvel Comics)|The Mighty Thor]]''.
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In ''[[Deadpool]]'' #39 (2011), it was revealed that Crossmore had become a mental institution of which the title character of the comic would become an inmate.

== Security features ==
== Security features ==
Crossmore has many high level technology purchased on the world market; including energy fields (stasis cage), and toughened cells to keep even high level super strength users in check
Crossmore has many high level technology purchased on the world market; including energy fields (stasis cage), and toughened cells to keep even high level super strength users in check
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*''[[New Excalibur]]'' #8, 19-20
*''[[New Excalibur]]'' #8, 19-20
*''[[X-Men: Die By The Sword]]'' #4
*''[[X-Men: Die By The Sword]]'' #4
*''[[Deadpool]]'' #40-43 (2011)


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Revision as of 19:37, 23 June 2011

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Her (Britannic) Majesty's Ultimate Security Prison Crossmore (was known previously as Crossmoor) is a fictional British prison/psychiatric facility for super-human criminals (predominantly supervillains) in the Marvel Universe.

History

First featured in Marvel Comics Presents #31, Crossmoor (later renamed Crossmore) is a prison in England that held British super criminals. It featured in several comics, notably in an issue of Excalibur where the prisons inmates included Juggernaut in a story that crossed over into an issue of The Mighty Thor.

In Deadpool #39 (2011), it was revealed that Crossmore had become a mental institution of which the title character of the comic would become an inmate.

Security features

Crossmore has many high level technology purchased on the world market; including energy fields (stasis cage), and toughened cells to keep even high level super strength users in check

Crossmore also has a sub level chamber specifically built for high level telepaths, featuring psi-dampener, and extremely low frequency sonics as an irritant.[1]

Known inmates

Character Alter ego Notes
Current Inmates
Deadpool Wade Wilson
Former Inmates
Albion Bran Bardic Released on bail to help New Excalibur and the Exiles[2] and was chosen by Saturnyne to lead the Captain Britain corps[3] leaving Earth-616 and Crossmore behind.
Shadow Xavier (Alternate world's) Charles Xavier Possessed by the Shadow King and killed by Lionheart during an escape attempt made by his Shadow X.
Shadow King Possessing Shadow Xavier and klled by Lionheart during an escape attempt made by his Shadow X.
Juggernaut Cain Marko Escaped when he was teleported from prison into the middle of a New York street by Loki.[4]
Arcade Unknown While in prison he sent the Loonies, robots based on the Warner Bros characters Looney Tunes to kill Excalibur.
Numerous unnamed prisoners K.A. Some managed to escape when British Crime lord Vixen and her henchmen tried to break someone out by causing a riot.[5]

See also

List of correctional facilities in comics

References

Bibliography