Shrine of Apocalypse

This statue of Apocalyse in the New Canaanite-ruled future hints that Apocalypse still lives, and that he is the one who rules. (Cable Mini-series #2)

In Akkaba, the birthplace of Apocalypse, there lied a base once belonging to him. It served also as the headquarters of Genesis. (Cable #19)

This is an artifact Stryfe's MLF once attempted to steal. They were stopped by Cable, who investigated it. (Cable Mini-series #1)

Another sign of Apocalypse in Genesis's headquarters in Akkaba. (Cable #19)

In the future, Apocalypse kidnapped Nathan's clone, Stryfe, from the Askani. (Cable: Fathers and Sons)

In the 19th Century, Apocalypse placed an Englishman within a pod, to later emerge as his Harbinger. (Cable #50)

In the wake of the Onslaught crisis, Cable was forced to form an uneasy alliance with Apocalypse. (Cable #35)

Unwilling to let Onslaught wield the awesome power of the young Franklin Richards, Apocalypse prepared to kill the child. (Cable #35)

In the Savage Land, Wolverine was surprised to find a robot minion of Apocalypse. (Wolverine: The Jungle Adventure)

Sure enough though, Wolverine prevailed in battling the construct. (Wolverine: The Jungle Adventure)

When the battle ended, a hologram image of the real Apocalypse appeared. What is he tossing? Cyclops's visor? Infra-red goggles from Logan's days as a government agent? (Wolverine: The Jungle Adventure)

2000 years in the future, at the dawn of the Askani order's formation, Apocalypse slips in and out of hibernation chambers. (X-Men: Phoenix #1)

Cable told Irene Merryweather, his chronicler, of Apocalypse. (Cable #64)

In the 19th Century, Apocalypse awoke in England to inquire about the ideas of Nathaniel Essex. (The Further Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix #1)

5000 years ago in Egypt, Baal brought En Sabah Nur below ground to meet his destiny. (Rise of Apocalypse #1)

There was an underground cave-in that lead to Baal's death, but it only served to make En Sabah Nur search even harder for his destiny. (Rise of Apocalypse #2)

Apocalypse posed as a slave for a time in Egypt, under Rama Tut's rule. (Rise of Apocalypse #3)

Apocalypse discovered the extent of his molecule-altering mutant powers while struggling against Rama Tut. (Rise of Apocalypse #4)

Apocalypse, after making Ozymandias his immortal slave. (Rise of Apocalypse #4)

Apocalypse harbored ideas that only the fit will survive. (Rise of Apocalypse #4)

He anticipated the Age of Apocalypse in a more human guise. (Cable)

Proof the High Lord ruled over the New Canaanites. (Cable: Fathers and Sons)

Apocalypse had been "merging" for years now. (X-Men #97)

And here, he'd done it again. Yay! (X-Men #97)

"Get his a** out of my face!"

"Even after killing me, he's still got it right in my face!"

(the last photo never actually occured) But they did battle. (Cable #75)

And battle. (Cable #75)

Annnnnnnnd...battle. Then Cable was captured and that was that. (Cable #75)

Uatu the Watcher told Apocalypse that he must ally himself with Cable in order to weaken Onslaught. (Uncanny X-Men #336)

Apocalypse awoke to Ozymandias's company. (Uncanny X-Men #335)

He conversed with the once-king of Egypt. (Uncanny X-Men #335)

En Sabah Nur stepped outdoors to the skies above. (Uncanny X-Men #335)

Again, he predicted the coming of the Age of Apocalypse. (Uncanny X-Men #335)

Apocalypse, in the shade. (Uncanny X-Men #336)

At the time of the Twelve. (Uncanny X-Men #377)

At the time of the Twelve again. (Uncanny X-Men #377)

And here he is again. (Uncanny X-Men #377)

And again still. (Uncanny X-Men #377)

Apocalypse attempted to gain supreme power through the "Twelve Circuit." (X-Men #97)

He "accidentally" merged with Cyclops. (X-Men #97)

He created an alternate future with the power he leeched from the Twelve. In it, he almost tricked them into giving him even more power. (X-Men #98)

What a happy face! (X-Men #98)

Before creating the alternate future, he created an alternate past with the same motive. In this scenario, he failed. (Uncanny X-Men #378)

His plans were foiled. The jig was up. In Egypt, he teleported away with the Living Monolith. (X-Men #98)

The same moment, but this time, it looks almost painted. (Uncanny X-Men #381)

Apocalypse procures the X-Man at the head of the circuit. (X-Men #97)

Apocalypse, after converting Wolverine into his Horseman of Death. (Wolverine #145)

This is Apocalypse as he made himself out to be in a futuristic Ages of Apocalypse scenario. [It was supposed to be printed in X-Men Unlimited #26, but was cut out at the last.] (X-Men Unlimited #27)

Set around the time of X-Factor #25, in this What If...? issue, Archangel sees to it that Apocalypse gets his. [This story never even actually occured, and yet it's my favorite tale of Apocalypse. Highly recommended: GET THIS BOOK.] (What If...? #101)

Here, he's laughing it up, proud at his creation of Death. (What If...? #101)

When Archangel does his work too thoroughly, when he kills the strong as well as the weak, Apocalypse is outraged. (What If...? #101)

Apocalypse comes face-to-face with his creation. (What If...? #101)

And it is the last face he will ever see again. (What If...? #101)

Apocalypse's defeat at the hands of Stryfe from the actual events of Executioner's Song. (What If...? #69)

In this alterniverse, Apocalypse kills the X-Men. (What If...? #69)

Apocalypse wins. Isn't that something? (What If...? #69)

Evidently not, since Stryfe takes him down a peg barely five seconds later. (What If...? #69)

Once merged with Apocalypse, Cyclops experiences dreams in which he relives the high lord's blood-filled past. (The Search for Cyclops #1)

The dreams are chilling and so lifelike. But hey, aren't dreams always lifelike? (The Search for Cyclops #1)

Ah, but to relive that fateful day with the use of danger room technology... (The Search for Cyclops #1)

X-Man is spared, though Cyclops is not so lucky. (The Search for Cyclops #1)

Familiar, isn't it? (The Search for Cyclops #1)

Presenting Cyclopalypse. (The Search for Cyclops #1)

Cable spends his spare time obsessing over a hologram of his ultimate enemy. What do you do for fun? (The Search for Cyclops #1)

Is there a need to get physical? Apocalypse only merged with his father. So what? (The Search for Cyclops #1)

That Blaquesmith fellow's up to something, I'll tell you. (The Search for Cyclops #1)

Ozymandias is keeping busy in Egypt, what with all the chiselling. (The Search for Cyclops #1)

Yeah, you can expect more to come.

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