panels-of-interest:

Polaris vs. Rogue.

[from Uncanny X-Men (1963) #221]

On the one hand, this is good in terms of demonstrating how dangerous Lorna can be with her powers if she chooses to be. On the other hand, it’s still Malice controlling Lorna rather than Lorna getting to demonstrate who she is as a character.

In any case, it’s important to see these things to know Lorna’s history.

freakingquicksilver:

Day 1: Favorite Female Hero: Rogue

So my favorite Marvel Female Hero is definitely Rogue. I think that not only she is an iconic X-Men character but a very important hero in the whole domain of comic books. She is extremely strong and brave and despite being one of the most powerful heroes she manages to radiate a kind of humbleness that makes her more sympathetic. She went through so much but didn’t allow her endless struggles to change her in an unforgivable way. Doomed to a life of isolation, she was forged into a remarkable person and at the end she was truly blessed to have touched more lives than any other major Marvel hero.

Okay, I know you are supposed to pick just one, but I can’t help but mentioning my second best, cause she is so close behind, it’s almost a tie. I adore her immensely and I’m so emotionally invested in her life, like she is a real friend of mine:
Polaris.
And yes, maybe I’m biased because Quicksilver and everything but I think that I’ve always admired her so much. Since I first read the first run of Peter David’s X-Factor.

Anyway, here are only a few samples of the true beauty that is Lorna Dane

Bonus: My two best gals high-fiving