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| - The Hellfire Club was a team that consisted of five mutants whose aim was mutant supremacy.
- The Hellfire Club was the name of a group of mutants led by Sebastian Shaw who played an important role in the politics of the early 1960s.
- The club was created to mock the prevalent religion of the time. Sir Francis Dashwood continued the tradition in the 1750s. The Eighth Doctor described their activities thusly: [Francis Dashwood's] so-called Club was simply a group of chums who spent weekends with him at Medmenham from time to time. No doubt they drank more than was good for them, but the nearest thing they had to a manifestation of the Devil was one of their inebriated number sticking horns on his head, and jumping out of a bush yelling "Boo!" Certainly Sir Francis was interested in reinventing the Greek Eleusinian Mysteries, but that's a far cry from human sacrifices and pacts with anyone called Lucifer. The Eighth Doctor
- Status: Operational Threat Level: C General Power Description: Kaldia, though appearing very human (with bounce) is actually a machine, a bioroid (the opposite of a cyborg, a robot with bio-mechanical parts, making it somewhat "alive"), if you will. Kaldia was built as an Anti-Shadow Weapon, and therefore is capable of summoning a Persona, in addition to her own armament. Weapons and Systems: Persona: Ialdabaoth Name: Judah Status: Operational Threat Level: B Name: Viscard Status: Operational Threat Level: A Name: The Crowley Brothers (Isaac and Edward) Status: Operational Name: Sagi Status: Operational
- The Hellfire Club is a fictional rich socialite or gentlemen's club created by Marvel Comics in 1980 that often comes into confrontation with the mutant superhero team, the X-Men. It was inspired by real clubs that were formed among the British upper class in the 18th century. Although the Club appears to merely be an international social club for wealthy elites, its clandestine Inner Circle seeks to influence world events to their own agenda.
- The Hellfire Club counts among its members the most famous, wealthy and influential members of society. Membership is passed on to descendants, and can also be earned through wealth or influence. While many accept the invitation simply for the pleasures that the Club offers, others seek wealth and influence. In fact, the purpose of the Hellfire Club is to obtain and exert power through politics and economic influence instead of outward conquest and domination. Since its foundation, the Hellfire Club has been involved in wars and assassinations to further the agendas of the Club's most powerful members. The Club has branches in New York City, Paris, Hong Kong and London; the various branches are all overseen by the Lord Imperial (a position long-held by Sir Gordon Phillips). Unbeknownst to
- The Hellfire Club is a centuries old organization with roots in Britain during the 18th Century. It's members were infamous rakes who used their connections within the club to further boost their social standing and to indulge their sexual excesses.
- The Hellfire Club began in England as a social club for the social elite and wealthy in the 1760's. At some point, a handful of the most powerful members emigrated to the American colonies and began a branch in New York City and other major cities around the world.
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