What Happened To Everyone Who Became Horsemen Of Apocalypse?
4. Banshee
Marvel Comics
And thus we come to the last and most recent incarnation of Apocalypse's Horsemen - the one seen in the pages of Remender's Uncanny Avengers.
For all that Uncanny lacked in its overall grasp of the mutant metaphor, it made up for in cosmic conflict. In this case, the Apocalypse Twins - the children of Archangel and Ichisumi (a Horseman seen in Uncanny X-Force) - are responsible for the new Horsemen, as they use Death Seeds to resurrect deceased figures from the Avengers and X-Men's respective pasts.
Among the new four who were revived was the original Banshee, who was sent to kill Havok, the brother of the man who murdered him, Vulcan.
Following the events of this storyline, Banshee is taken to the Avengers Mansion to recover. He is later seen on Krakoa during House of X - his time as a Horseman seemingly behind him.
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