Polaris, whose real name is Lorna Dane, is a prominent mutant character in Marvel Comics, renowned for her mastery over magnetism. Created by writer Arnold Drake and artist Jim Steranko, she made her first appearance as Lorna Dane in The X-Men #49 (October 1968), where her latent mutant abilities were activated by the villain Mesmero, drawing her into conflict with the X-Men. Initially presented without a codename, she joined the team shortly thereafter and developed a romantic relationship with Havok (Alex Summers). The codename Polaris was first adopted in The X-Men #97 (February 1976), during a storyline where she and Havok were mind-controlled by the Shi'ar agent Erik the Red, temporarily turning them against the X-Men.
A significant development in Polaris's history involves the revelation of her parentage as the daughter of Magneto, stemming from an affair between him and her mother. This was explored in depth during her time with X-Factor in the 1990s, where she grappled with the implications of her heritage. Polaris has experienced periods of villainy due to external manipulations, notably when possessed by the entity Malice in the late 1980s, serving Mister Sinister and the Marauders, and later as the Horseman of Pestilence under Apocalypse following the loss of her powers after the House of M event. These arcs highlighted her struggles with mental health, identity, and power control.
In more recent storylines, Polaris has been a key figure in the Krakoa era, serving on teams such as X-Factor and the X-Men, where she was elected to the main roster following a fan popularity contest during the Hellfire Gala. She has continued to navigate complex relationships, including her on-again, off-again romance with Havok, and has embraced her role as a resilient leader among mutants, often demonstrating powers that rival those of her father while forging her own path.
Description
FAQ
Details
Available On (1 platform)
Same model published on other platforms. May have additional downloads or version variants.



















