

Omega Red was later employed by Russian gangster Ivan Pushkin to incite a war between the terrorist organization HYDRA and the technology suppliers A. He has worked for Neocommunist organizations and tried to kill a member of the Americomp organization, but was stopped by Daredevil and Black Widow. Ultimately, Omega Red failed to eliminate Wolverine and proved to be no more loyal to the Hand than he was to the Soviet government. He later fought against Chamber of Generation X, but suffered a humiliating defeat. Omega Red eluded capture by Wolverine after the Soul Skinner's death. Omega Red was able to subdue the team and capture Wolverine and Jubilee and was then sent to capture Colossus, who had retreated.

The Soul Skinner then used him to battle Wolverine and the X-Men. Later, Omega Red battled and fell under the mental control of the Soul Skinner in Siberia.

He battled the X-Men, and was wounded by Psylocke and defeated by the X-Men and Maverick but escaped. He fought and defeated Wolverine, and brought him to Tsurayaba, Fenris, and Cornelius in Berlin.

In their first encounter in modern times, Omega Red captured Wolverine. In doing so, he came into conflict with the X-Men many times. Omega Red became a warrior serving Matsu'o Tsurayaba and was led to believe that Wolverine knew the whereabouts of the Carbonadium Synthesizer which could save his life, and sought him out in an effort to find this device. After the fall of Communism in Russia he was revived from suspended animation by Matsu'o Tsurayaba, who led his own renegade faction of the clan of ninja known as The Hand. As such, he needed to be put in cryogenic suspended animation until a method could be found to control him. Īt some time in the past, the Soviet government decided that Omega Red was too unpredictable and treacherous to be relied upon. Omega Red also battled John Wraith in Berlin at that time. While Sabretooth and Maverick might have been aware of its location, it was eventually revealed that Wolverine actually does know where it is. It is because of his need for the Carbonadium Synthesizer that Omega Red has continuously sought out these three individuals over the years, believing they may know of its whereabouts. In order to stabilize his condition, Omega Red requires the "Carbonadium Synthesizer," a device that was stolen by Wolverine, Maverick, and Sabretooth during their final mission together as "Team X" and attempted rescue of double agent Janice Hollenbeck in the 1960s. This vampiric tendency is essential to Omega Red's survival the carbonadium implants, while great offensive weapons, slowly poisoned him and he was required to regularly drain the life energy of a person, or perhaps take small amounts from larger numbers of individuals, in order to temporarily sustain his immune system. He is able to wrap a victim in his coils to drain them of their "life" energy. He uses them as weapons and as grappling appendages. Carbonadium was the Soviets' attempt to recreate the artificial alloy known as adamantium, as carbonadium is a more malleable form of adamantium. The Soviet government implanted a retractable carbonadium tentacle within each of Omega Red's arms. He becomes an operative for Soviet intelligence and the KGB. His superiors are astonished when Arkady survives the execution, and recommend him for the aforementioned Soviet super soldier project, a brutal process it is suggested that Arkady survives solely due to his evil and cruel nature. He was caught by his fellow soldiers and summarily executed via a gunshot to the back of the head. He was a murderer his crimes easily discoverable due to the town's small size and limited number of potential victims. In another version of Omega Red's past, Arkady was a Soviet soldier stationed in a small Siberian town. He was captured by the Interpol agent Sean Cassidy and turned over to the KGB, which wanted to experiment and attempt to create a supersoldier similar to Captain America.
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Little is known about the past of Arkady Gregorivich Rossovich except that he was a serial killer born in Soviet Russia. 2, January 1992), and was created by Jim Lee and John Byrne. Omega Red first appeared in X-Men #4 (vol.
