In her mentally addled perception, Nanny believes that parents of mutant children are evil, especially those who abandon their children, or at the very least incompetent and ill-equipped to properly raise and protect young mutants from danger and exploitation.

Seven years to the day after Peter killed Ricochet 's mother, Nanny made another attempt to recruit the young mutant. She sent Orphan-Maker to capture Ricochet, arousing his jealousy once more.

Nanny and Orphan-Maker are supervillains appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Their first appearances were in X-Factor #30 (Nanny) and #31 (Orphan-Maker). [1]

A brilliant robotics engineer, the woman now known as Nanny was happily working away designing battlesuits and weaponry for her employers, little knowing the true purposes of her …

Nanny is an unusual villain yet perhaps one of the most disturbing in the X-Men universe,as she believes she is protecting mutant children from cruel and uncaring parents via kidnapping them and often killing their parents - she is aided in her terrible …

Nanny appeared among the Robotic equalist terrorist group the Descendents. She was charged with the care and education of their messiah Parvez, this was ended by Agent Venom and Black Widow.

The cyborg known as Nanny was originally a scientist and inventor who made major advances in the development of cyborg technology. She was employed by an organization known as The Right,...

Furious, Orphan Maker tossed pixie sand at Marvel Girl, but she blocked it, then pulled him outside telekinetically when he opened fire. Nanny defended herself with rockets as the mutants tried convincing her to let them take and protect the children.

Eleanor Murch is the mutant known as Nanny. She is Orphan-Maker's partner, is a member of the Hellions, and a citizen of the nation of Krakoa.

Nanny is the name of a fictional mutant character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character appears in X-Men and related titles.