1. Background

2. Characters

3. References

M. Rex (short for Machina Rex) was a title by Image Comics' subsidiary Avalon. It began in 1999. It inspired the cartoon series Generator Rex.^[1] It ran for two issues.

Background

Avalon Studios was formed in 1999 by Filipino comic book writer Whilce Portacio and American colorist Brian Haberlin. M. Rex was one of the studio's first titles. It was by Aaron Sowd, Joe Kelly and Duncan Rouleau. It ran for two issues, The Actress, the Agent and the Apprentice and Size Matters.

Characters

Three of the central characters were adapted into Generator Rex:

• Agent Six^[2] (he wields paired swords)
• Knight (called "White Knight")^[3] (he wields paired pistols)
• Rex (called Rex Salazar)^[4] (his pair of arms can turn into many different types of weapons)

Three others were not:

• Mia Moore
• Simon Babbage
• Spilken

References

• Chah-e Sarmeh
• Chah-e Sarollah
• Chah-e Savar Agha
• Chah-e Setareh
• Chah-e Sevvom
• Chah-e Seyar
• Chah-e Seyed Mohammad
• Chah-e Seyyed
• Chah-e Seyyedi
• Chah-e Seyyed Jelal Sabz
• Chah-e Shafi Mohammad
• Chah-e Shaham-e Sargorich
• Chah-e Shahdad
• Chah-e Shahdoost, Nosratabad
• Chah-e Shahdoost, Zahedan
• Chah-e Shahi
• Chah-e Shahid Abdi
• Chah-e Shahid Ali
• Chah-e Shahid Ashrafi Asfahani
• Chah-e Shahid Bahnar
• Chah-e Shahid Beheshti
• Chah-e Shahid Faghani
• Chah-e Shahid Madars
• Chah-e Shahid Mahlati
• Chah-e Shahid Ne'mat Allahi