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Fictional mutant character in the Marvel Comics Universe

Erg is a fictional mutant character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Erg makes his first live action appearance on the second season of the television series The Gifted as the leader of the Morlocks played by Michael Luwoye.

Erg's first appearance was in Power Pack #12 (July 1985), and he was created by Louise Simonson and June Brigman. The character subsequently appears in The Uncanny X Men #195 (July 1985), X Factor #10 (Nov. 1986), Power Pack #27 (Dec. 1986), X Factor #11 12 (Dec. 1986 Jan. 1987), #15 (April 1987), Decimation: House of M The Day After #1 (Jan. 2006), X Men: The 198 #1 (March 2006), X Men: The 198 Files #1 (March 2006), X Men #183 (April 2006), X Men: The 198 #2 5 (April–July 2006), and The Uncanny X Men #487 491 (Aug.–Dec. 2007). Erg appeared as part of the "Morlocks" entry in The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition #9.

Erg was a member of the Morlocks, and was one of the few Morlocks to survive the Marauders' attack during the 'Mutant Massacre'. He was also one of the first mutants to seek a safe haven at the Xavier Institute following M Day, when most mutants lost their powers. Erg, Mammomax, and Peepers were running from members of the murderous Sapien League. They had the institute in sight when they were taken down by a shock grenade and tasers. The Leper Queen orders her men to kill them. The League members set up three St. Andrew's crosses (which are X shaped) with braces to keep the crosses upright. Erg is tied to one of the crosses. Gasoline was poured on and a lit match tossed. Erg regains consciousness when the lower legs of the cross were blazing. He would have died if he hadn't been yanked off by Wolverine. The X Man had been sitting in the Xavier estate woods, letting Colossus sketch him. Erg remained at the Xavier Institute with many other mutants, some unwillingly, becoming something of a ringleader for the non X Men members of the 198. It was Erg's idea to raise a "198" flag, the number representing what was originally thought to be the number of mutants left in the world after the Decimation. He was also one of a few mutants who attacked Sentinel Squad O*N*E (Office of National Emergency) because they want to leave the Xavier estate. Erg was also one of the unfortunate mutants who accepted having an electronic tag inserted in order to be allowed to go out on a supervised group trip to Salem Center. Dr. Cooper told the mutants that the tags were " a harmless tracking device, inserted under the skin with a simple and painless surgical process". That was not true, as Erg later discovered, as the tags had the ability to generate disabling electronic pulses. Later, Mister M freed the chipped mutants of their devices. During "The Extremists" arc, Erg reappeared alongside some of his fellow Morlocks under the leadership of Masque. Besides Erg, this group consisted of Bliss, Litterbug, the undercover Skids, and the captured Leech. During the "Dark Reign" storyline, Erg is shown as one of Norman Osborn's mutant prisoners after the riots in San Francisco. He later took refuge on Utopia, and participated in the fight against the attacking Nimrods.

Erg is a mutant who is able to absorb all forms of energy and project them in blasts from his right eye, which he calls his "electric eye".

Erg makes non speaking appearances in X Men: The Animated Series as a member of the Morlocks. Erg appears in The Gifted, portrayed by Michael Luwoye. This version is a black mutant separatist and the leader of the Morlocks who possesses an eyepatch over his left eye as well as a self inflicted M shaped scar which expresses his mutant pride. Additionally, he and the Morlocks are a neutral group who wish to live in peace. Moreover, he gave Blink her codename. Erg appears in X Men '97. He was seen with the Morlocks in "Mutant Liberation Begins". In "Remember It", Erg was with his fellow Morlocks in Genosha where he was among the casualties of the Wild Sentinel attack.