Origin
Gabby is the youngest of the four surviving sisters, ten clones of Wolverine (Laura Kinney) created by Alchemax Genetics. She, along with Zelda, Bellona, and X23_3PAR, managed to escape confinement and participated in their attacks to punish their creators for the way they were treated.
Creation and Development
Gabby was created by Tom Taylor, David López, and David Navarrot and first appeared in All-New Wolverine #2.
Over time, Gabby took on the alias Honey Badger, and later changed it to her now, current alias Scout.
Major Story Arcs
Joining X-23
Although Gabby has done some questionable things before and after her escape, Doctor Strange confirmed with the Eye of Agamotto that she is fundamentally innocent because Zelda and Bellona both took great pains to protect her from the worst of what was done to them in an effort to preserve her innocence. She therefore lacked Zelda's jaded determination and Bellona's rage. It also made her the first to reach out to Wolverine for help — tipping her off to X23_3PAR's attempt to assassinate Director Chandler's son in Paris — and the first to begin trusting her. After she was sent to the desert by Logan, she got angry with him and changed her costume and name to disrespect Logan’s legacy. Under her new alias, Scout.
Personal Information
Appearance
- Height: 4 ft, 6 inches
- Eye Color: Green
- Hair Color: Black
- Distinguishable Features: Gabby has scars on her face and has claws.
Status
- Known Relatives: Laura Kinney (clone sister), Logan Howlett (biological father), Sarah Kinney (biological mother, deceased), Deborah Kinney (biological aunt), Megan Kinney (biological cousin), Akihiro (biological half-brother), X23_3PAR (clone sister, deceased), Zelda (clone sister, deceased), Bellona (clone sister)
- Citizenship: American, Krakoan
- Occupations: Adventurer, vigilante, assassin
- Martial Status: Single
Alternate Versions
Earth-TRN891
In Dark Ages #2, Gabby teamed up with Elsa Bloodstone, Blade, and Wolverine (Laura Kinney) to fight against some Werewolves.
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