Sienkiewicz is doing a variant cover for X-Force #10?? :)
New Mutants covers
Even More New Mutants covers
A video of -- yes -- New Mutants covers
X-Factor covers
Excalibur covers
New Mutants (v2) covers
X-Factor (2005) covers
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Link Roundup
From the Fan Sites page of the former site, before switching to Blogger:
Call of De Wild - a Wolfsbane LiveJournal Community.
The New Mutants - a NM LiveJournal Community.
RahneList - Yahoo Group for email discussion of Rahne. Active since 1999.
A Toca da Loba - a Portugese site with a lot of wallpapers.
Muir Isle - This guy deserves credit, just because his site hasn't been updated since 1998, yet it's still live. This might have been the very first Rahne fansite. I met several people via his guestbook. 8)
The Rahne & Dani Page - Were Rahne and Dani originally written as blossoming lesbians? This guy thinks so, and makes a pretty good case for it.
Rahne has been given an in-depth profile at UncannyXMen.net.
There are TONS of sites out there with pages for Rahne, nearly all of which consist of a Profile, gaming stats, and an image or two. If your site is more than that, send a link and it'll be added here if possible.
Who is Rahne (Wolfsbane) Sinclair?
Rahne Sinclair is a Marvel Comics character. Her debut was in the 1982 graphic novel, New Mutants. She has been on more X-teams than any other character, including Cyclops and Wolverine. She was created by Chris Claremont and Bob McLeod.
Rahne's history and profile are given in great detail at:
Wikipedia
uncannyxmen.net
Marvel.com
Below is the text that accompanied Bill Sienkiewicz's pinup of Rahne in the back of New Mutants #22, way back in 1984.
Comments from Prof. Xavier's Journal:
Rahne Sinclair - Wolfsbane. A specific metamorph able to transform from human to wolf... with a transitional incarnation roughly halfway between the two.
She was the first New Mutant. Indeed, it was in great measure because of her that I decided to gather this class of novice students.
By far the youngest... in temperment, if not in actual age. She is an orphan, whose unusually strict and conservative upbringing has left her painfully shy and insecure. It hasn't been easy for her to adjust, not only to the manifestation of her mutant abilities, but as well to the environment in which she now lives.
She has so much potential, both as a mutant and a person... I must find a way to help her realize it. More and more these days, however, she takes refuge in her lupine form. The world is much simpler to her then. There are no ambiguities or confusion. She is starting to like that life more than being human.
Rahne's history and profile are given in great detail at:
Wikipedia
uncannyxmen.net
Marvel.com
Below is the text that accompanied Bill Sienkiewicz's pinup of Rahne in the back of New Mutants #22, way back in 1984.
Comments from Prof. Xavier's Journal:
Rahne Sinclair - Wolfsbane. A specific metamorph able to transform from human to wolf... with a transitional incarnation roughly halfway between the two.
She was the first New Mutant. Indeed, it was in great measure because of her that I decided to gather this class of novice students.
By far the youngest... in temperment, if not in actual age. She is an orphan, whose unusually strict and conservative upbringing has left her painfully shy and insecure. It hasn't been easy for her to adjust, not only to the manifestation of her mutant abilities, but as well to the environment in which she now lives.
She has so much potential, both as a mutant and a person... I must find a way to help her realize it. More and more these days, however, she takes refuge in her lupine form. The world is much simpler to her then. There are no ambiguities or confusion. She is starting to like that life more than being human.
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