X-Women Appreciation

[Sutekh]

Jean Grey: Sept., 1963 (The X-Men #1)
Polaris: Oct., 1968 (The X-Men #49)

Storm: May, 1975 (Giant-Size X-Men #1)
Magik: May, 1975 (Giant-Size X-Men #1, as child; Uncanny X-Men #160, Aug. '82, as young adult Mutant)
Psylocke: Dec., 1976 (Captain Britain #8; New Mutants Annual #2, 1986)
Mystique: May, 1978 (Ms. Marvel #16; X-books thereafter)
Aurora: Apr., 1979 (Uncanny X-Men #120)

Kitty Pryde: Jan., 1980 (Uncanny X-Men #129)
Emma Frost: Jan., 1980 (Uncanny X-Men #129)
Dazzler: Feb., 1980 (Uncanny X-Men #130)
Sage: Apr., 1980 (Uncanny X-Men #132)
Karma: Dec., 1980 (Marvel Team-Up #100; Marvel Graphic Novel #4: The New Mutants, 1982)
Rachel Grey-Summers: Jan., 1981 (Uncanny X-Men #141)
Siryn: Apr., 1981 (Spider-Woman #37; X-Force #1, 1991)
Rogue: Nov., 1981 (Avengers Annual #10; Uncanny X-Men #158, 1982)
Dani Moonstar: 1982 (Marvel Graphic Novel #4: The New Mutants)
Wolfsbane: 1982 (Marvel Graphic Novel #4: The New Mutants)
Magma: Oct., 1983 (The New Mutants #8)
Meggan: Dec., 1983 (Marvel UK's Mighty World of Marvel #7; first American appearance is in New Mutants Annual #2, 1986)
Husk: 1984 (Rom Annual #3, and New Mutants #42 in '86, as child; X-Force & then X-Men titles, 1994, as young adult Mutant)
Firestar: May, 1985 (Uncanny X-Men #193; transitioned from original, animated creation, on Spider-Man & His Amazing Friends, in Sept. '81)
Boom-Boom: Nov., 1985 (Secret Wars II #5; X-Factor & then The New Mutants, later 80's)
Frenzy: May, 1986 (X-Factor #4)
Skids: Aug., 1986 (X-Factor #8)
Jubilee: May, 1989 (Uncanny X-Men #244)

Domino: Feb., 1991 (New Mutants #98, impersonated by Copycat; X-Force #8, Mar. '92, for the real Neena)
Monet: Sept., 1994 (Uncanny X-Men #316)
Marrow: Sept., 1994 (Cable #15, as child; X-Men & Generation X, later 90's)
Blink: Oct., 1994 (Uncanny X-Men #317)
Cecilia Reyes: June, 1997 (X-Men vol. 2 #65)

Stepford Cuckoos: Nov., 2001 ( New X-Men #118)
Dust: Dec., 2002 (New X-Men #133)
Surge: Jan., 2004 (New Mutants vol. 2 #8)
Laura Kinney (X-23): Feb., 2004 (NYX #3; transitioned from original, animated creation, on X-Men Evolution S3, prior to)
Armor: Oct., 2004 (Astonishing X-Men #4)
Pixie: Nov., 2004 (New X-Men: Academy X #5)
Oya: Sept., 2010 (Uncanny X-Men #528)

Bold characters = who I feel, have stood out over the years, as the most significant, prominent players of the franchise. I'm trying to determine who the top 20+1 are, and this collected, chonological data was an attempt to help with that, amongst some other things... patterns, I think it shows.

While I'm not a fan of the character, I think Mystique has certainly proven to be more significant to the franchise than Monet, Domino or Blink. (I'm far more a fan of Blink and Monet, but Monet definitely hasn't gotten much play, outside of PAD's X-Factor run, and Blink is probably the closest of those three, thanks to appearing in an X-Men movie and The Gifted TV series.)

[Wiccan]

From the “Women of Marvel vs. Venom Symbiote” series:
There was also a Jean Grey one, but I couldn’t find it in a viewable size.

Found them all!

Jean


Psylocke


Emma

[Wiccan]

Dazzler


Domino


...Looks it's some kind of fetish thing lol.

[Havok83]

[616MarvelYear is LeapYear]

Uncanny X-Men #353 Mar 1998
Blackbirds
Rogue has a nightmare about sucking Wolverine's life essence;

Later, the Xavier Institute gets a visit from a member of the the Board of Education who isn't thrilled with conditions at the school;

Also, when the X-Men are relaxing at the lake, Sauron sucks Wolvie's life essence to power himself up and Rogue is the one who gets the blame.

Script by Steve Seagle http://www.comicsreporter.com/index....even_t_seagle/, art by Chris Bachalo and Tim Townsend

[Heroine Addict]

Would've thought this was already posted, but am unsure, so...

https://www.deviantart.com/art/X-WOMEN-265755163

... and I'm almost positive these 2 have never been:


https://www.facebook.com/cartooncookie/ & http://cartooncookie.tumblr.com/


https://blueshadowtalon.deviantart.c...omen-689971613

[Heroine Addict]

From the Polaris App thread and:

... a fan got a happy 50th Birthday commission from the first two x-women.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BhKSruTF...gged=lornadane

[Dementia5]

DC artist Bruce Timm (Batman TAS) tossed a few gems over the fence.

[Dementia5]

[Psyknight]

Would've thought this was already posted, but am unsure, so...

... and I'm almost positive these 2 have never been:

Thank you! The third one is my favorite.

[ChibaMariners]

[Jumpyshark]

Man, Blink looks FIERCE with a side shave. Great stuff, thanks for sharing, everyone.

Anyone know who is the artist for the Emma Frost pic ChibaMariners posted? It's a really cool piece, I love the colouring and her intensity.

EDIT: Ah, I saved the pic and it was obvious: https://weijic.deviantart.com/

[ChibaMariners]

I imagined her looking older in the face for some reason, but I liked it too.

[Tarantino]

Uncanny X-Men #353 Mar 1998
Blackbirds
Rogue has a nightmare about sucking Wolverine's life essence;

Later, the Xavier Institute gets a visit from a member of the the Board of Education who isn't thrilled with conditions at the school;

Also, when the X-Men are relaxing at the lake, Sauron sucks Wolvie's life essence to power himself up and Rogue is the one who gets the blame.

Script by Steve Seagle http://www.comicsreporter.com/index....even_t_seagle/, art by Chris Bachalo and Tim Townsend

I remember reading this book in what feels now like a life time ago. It made me sad Rogue felt Storm betrayed and could not trust her. Bachalo's art was great as usual.

[Heroine Addict]

Thank you! The third one is my favorite.

Man, Blink looks FIERCE with a side shave. Great stuff, thanks for sharing, everyone. ...

You're welcome! LOVE the 3rd pic as well, it's very Amazonian.

FiXed the 1st one, so it's bigger again. Also added links to all, underneath each. Middle ones are just for the artist himself, the others are direct to the piX themselves, as well as their respective artists.