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Mojo created by Ann Nocenti and Arthur Adams in Longshot #3 (Nov. 1985)
Residents of what became the Mojoverse were driven mad by energy waves from our world - turned out to be our TV transmissions
A race of spineless beings used technology to avoid having to do any manual labor, and instead forced slaves to do their bidding
Mojo used television to gain a measure of control over the world, and used it to dominate the world and the slave trade
Longshot, a stunt performer in Mojoverse, escaped to Earth 616, where he befriended Dr. Strange and several heroes - went back to free the remaining slaves, but was captured
Mojo then captured Psylocke and implanted cameras in her eyes to broadcast what she saw to his TV audience - although he was defeated by the X-Men, the battles created high ratings, so he remained popular
Longshot did eventually free the slaves, and Mojo was replaced with a humanoid clone, Mojo II: The Sequel, but he was also defeated by Longshot, and the original Mojo returned
At one point, captured most of the X-Men and recreated important points from their history, all while broadcasting it across the Mojoverse - simultaneously attempted to terraform NYC into the Mojoverse - defeated by an electromagnetic pulse that destroyed his equipment
In addition, the Howard the Duck movie is canon in the comics - Mojo filmed an alien in a duck costume interacting with Lea Thompson as part of a reality series on Howard the Duck