

Lorna Dane
Lorna Dane is a mutant born with the power to generate and manipulate magnetic fields — an ability that mirrors her father Magneto's. She was first discovered by the original X-Men, who helped her understand and confront her extraordinary inherited gifts.
Few characters have threaded themselves so deeply into the fabric of Marvel's mutant mythology as Lorna Dane, who burst onto the scene in The X-Men #49 back in 1968 — a true Silver Age original conjured by Arnold Drake and artists Don Heck and Werner Roth. Over nearly six decades of continuous publication, she's proven herself a genuine cornerstone of the X-Men universe, racking up 415 catalog appearances and 23 key issues across landmark titles like The Uncanny X-Men, X-Men, and X-Factor. She keeps extraordinary company — sharing pages with Cyclops, Scott Summers, Alex Summers, Wolverine, and Polaris — which speaks to just how central she's been to the stories that define Marvel's mutant corner. For any collector serious about the X-Men's rich Silver Age roots and the characters who've shaped every era since, Lorna Dane is absolutely essential reading.
Real name. Lorna Sally Dane
Powers. Mutant magnetism: generation/manipulation of magnetic fields and ferrous metals, flight, force fields, energy projection (similar to her father Magneto).

Trivia
- For decades Marvel flip-flopped on whether Lorna Dane was Magneto's daughter, and collectors who followed that long, maddening retcon cycle finally got their in-story resolution in 2012.marvel.fandom.com
- Savvy longbox diggers know that Polaris wasn't the name she launched with — the codename came only years after her introduction, which is exactly why those earlier issues refer to her exclusively as Lorna Dane.marvel.fandom.com
- Chris Claremont has written more of Lorna Dane's comics than any other writer in our catalog — 63 issues.
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Covers through the years — 1968–2023
★ 1968
★ 1975
★ 1977
★ 1981
1986
★ 1989
1993
★ 1999
2002
★ 2006
2010
2014
2018
★ 2023