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Further examples of Masonic references in popular fiction can be found on the Grand Lodge of British Columbia
website, in the Popular Culture section
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Freemasonry in Marvel Comics
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Anti-masonry FAQ
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As an example of popular culture’s marginalizing and trivializing of Freemasonry, this illustration detail is
reproduced from the comic book WildC.A.T.s X-Men: The Modern Age. Story: James Robinson. Published by Image
Comics Inc., Fullerton California. Copyright Aegis Entertainment Inc.. Jim Lee and Marvel Comics. August 1997.
The story involves the leader of a contemporary "Hellfire Club" invoking a demon from hell. The character’s ritual wardrobe includes a square and compasses, Worshipful Master’s Square, and an apron styled after that
worn by Freemasons with a triangular flap displaying an Egyptian all-seeing eye. One of his incantations has him calling on GATU.
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