The live-action Pyro of the movies shared a power with his Marvel Comics counterpart: the ability to manipulate but not create fire. However, beyond that, there were really very few similarities ...

and Pyro from the Marvel comics. On the Marvel Comics side, Pyro—real name St. John Allerdyce—was introduced by writer Chris Claremont in January 1981's Uncanny X-Men #141 as a member of the ...

The Human Torch is more powerful than Pyro in Marvel Comics due to his ability to generate and control fire independently. The showdown between the two in Deadpool & Wolverine showcases Pyro ...

PYRO is Saint-John Allerdyce, he is an X-Men supervillain. Created by writer Chris Claremont and artist/co-writer John Byrne, he first appeared in Uncanny X-Men #141 (January 1981). First ...

Pyro is back. In the most self-aware Marvel movie of all time, one X-Men character who defined a generation of angsty mutants has undergone a big transformation. Eighteen years after his final ...

Warning: SPOILERS for Marvel’s Marauders Follow ... the find they have an unexpected stowaway from Krakoa on their boat: Pyro! As Iceman quickly discerns, this isn’t just any Pyro – it ...

“Pyro will turn you to toast!” Nobody who played the X-Men arcade game on the double-wide console back in the day will ever forget that taunt. Nor, it seems, will the Marvel Legends ...

Pre-order has recently gone live for a new Marvel Legends 2-Pack. Rogue and Pyro are here and duking it own with this new figure set. The Marvel Legends X-Men line has been dropping quite a few ...

When asked if the MCU will be pulling from any specific Marvel Comics stories for Pyro in Deadpool and & Wolverine, here’s what Stanford had to say: So [Deadpool & Wolverine] is sort of an ...