You know, whenever we ponder upon exactly why Stan Lee decided to call his Big Red Wrecking Machine a Juggernaut, we picture him sitting in his office, Fat burger in one hand, vanilla shake in the other, quietly sifting through the ancient Chinese tome Han Feizi. After all, Cain Marko’s alias is the embodiment of the proverbial “unstoppable force”. But while Juggernaut’s powers might be inspired by philosophical discourse, they certainly aren’t the source of it. If you’re new to the world of comics, you might be surprised by what we’re about to tell you; because despite being one of the primary antagonists for the X-Men, The Juggernaut isn’t exactly a mutant. Yes, he’s been portrayed as one in certain editions, but that isn’t the case these days, and it certainly wasn’t the case in 1965’s X-Men issue #12, where the character made its debut. For you see, his “powers” aren’t exactly his; they belong to the Demon Lord of the Crimson Cosmos, Cyttorak. No one knows how long he has lived, or how long he will continue to live; only that his might is absolute, and it is conveyed through the actions of his human thrall. Let’s take a look at this Evil Elder God of Planet Earth; this is Cyttorak’s Origins - Explored.