Légion

Légion is David Haller, the troubled mutant son of Professor Charles Xavier, who manifests multiple personalities each controlling a distinct superhuman ability. Raised apart from his father, he came under the care of Moira MacTaggert while his fractured psyche and extraordinary powers made him one of the most dangerous figures in the mutant world.

Few characters carry the distinction of a Bronze Age debut crafted by Chris Claremont and Bill Sienkiewicz, and Légion — introduced in Titans #83 in 1985 — wears that pedigree proudly as part of the Editions Lug library. Appearing most frequently across Titans, Nous sommes les Nouveaux Mutants, and X-Men Extra, this character shares the page with a remarkable constellation including David Haller, Moira MacTaggert, Rahne Sinclair, Mirage, and Warlock. With a publishing presence stretching across roughly 35 years, Légion is a fascinating piece of Franco-Belgian comics history — a window into how Marvel's most celebrated Bronze Age stories found their French-language audience and endured across generations of readers.