(Mortal Kombat X #13) - Scorpion and Takeda Takahashi tracked down Sub-Zero finding an entire city covered in ice. Sub-Zero was fully in thrall to the Kamidogu, and Scorpion felt the hellfire well within him. Havik watched on, using entrails to view the combat, and bragged to himself that he would soon have the Kamidogu and Scorpion's soul.

(Mortal Kombat X #20-22, 24) - Havik tried to unlock Cassie's warrior blood by threatening someone close to her, so he had Skarlet beat Jacqui Briggs mercilessly. Cassie was furious and upset, but showed no powers, and Havik wondered if Cage's gift skipped a generation. Reiko returned with Jax's Kamidogu, and Havik told him that they needed only one more, because Raiden had collected the remaining three Kamidogu, so they would simply take them from him. Scorpion and Takeda arrived at Liu Kang Temple, meeting with Shujinko, and asking him for the Kamidogu. Havik had arrived ahead of them, turning Shujinko's trust in Scorpion to suspicion, and convincing Shujinko that the magik was too powerful for Scorpion to be given possession of. Scorpion accused Havik of being a servant of the blood demon, but Havik convinced him to talk things over while Shujinko went with Takeda. Havik claimed Raiden was corrupt, and said he should know since he was the one to corrupt him. Shujinko told Takeda how his father spent time at the Liu Kang Temple, but was not dissuaded from seeking vengeance against Daegon. Shujinko produced the Kamidogu and attacked Takeda. Scorpion attacked Havik, blaming him for killing his clan. He broke his neck, and battered him bloody, but Havik still stood. He presented Scorpion with Takeda, defeated by Shujinko, held hostage with a blade to his throat. Havik said they could rule together, and he would bring him to the brink of death to unleash his hellfire, and make him a revenant again. Scorpion fought back, but refused to succumb to the temptation of hellfire, and with his dying breathe he made it clear he chose his own destiny, and told Takeda he would always have choices. Havik was disappointed, and despite Takeda swearing vengeance, let him go free.

Havik was a character from the Mortal Kombat video game series, first appearing in Mortal Kombat: Deception. This entry covers only Cage's DC appearances. For a full history of the character see http://mortalkombat.wikia.com/wiki/Havik.

Havik had a cameo in Mortal Kombat X #23.

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