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Siryn

234 appearances · Bronze Age · 1981–2025 · 6 key issues
Who is Siryn?

Theresa Rourke Cassidy is the daughter of Irish X-Man Banshee, inheriting his sonic-based mutant powers — including a devastating sonic scream capable of flight, disorientation, and force blasts. Raised partly in secret, she eventually found her own heroic path through X-Force and X-Factor Investigations.

Siryn burst onto the Bronze Age Marvel scene in Spider-Woman #37 back in 1981, the creation of the legendary Chris Claremont alongside Steve Leialoha and Terry Austin, and she's been a vital thread in the mutant tapestry ever since. A proud member of the X-Men family, she's spent decades sharing adventures with some of Marvel's most compelling characters — Rictor, Tabitha Smith, Sunspot, Roberto Da Costa, and James Proudstar among them — the kind of company that signals she runs in the thick of mutant action. Her deepest roots are sunk into X-Force, X-Factor, and Deadpool, a trio of series that speaks to her range across gritty team books and wilder corners of the Marvel Universe. With 210 catalog appearances, a publishing history stretching all the way to 2025, and six key issues to her name, Siryn is the definition of an enduring fan favorite well worth tracking down.

Identity

Real name. Theresa Rourke Cassidy

Powers. Horse-ridingX-Factor

Teams & affiliations
X-ForceX-MenS.H.I.E.L.D.X-Factor
★ First appearance
Spider-Woman #37
Apr 1981

Trivia

  • Marvel has explicitly framed Theresa Cassidy's early history as one spent under the sway of Black Tom Cassidy and the Juggernaut, anchoring her origin in a criminal-supporting role rather than the straightforward hero-team trajectory collectors might expect.en.wikipedia.org
  • Peter David has written more of Siryn's comics than any other writer in our catalog — 45 issues.

Top series

Covers through the years — 1981–2022

Spider-Woman #37 1981
Spider-Woman #37
Fallen Angels #1 1987
Fallen Angels #1
Marvel Comics Presents #43 1990
Marvel Comics Presents #43
X-Men Annual #15 1991
X-Men Annual #15
The New Warriors #46 1994
The New Warriors #46
Deadpool #2 1997
Deadpool #2
New X-Men #128 2002
New X-Men #128
Giant-Size Spider-Woman #1 2005
Giant-Size Spider-Woman #1
X-Factor #13 2007
X-Factor #13
Wolverine: First Class #21 2010
Wolverine: First Class #21
X-Men: Fallen Angels #[nn] 2013
X-Men: Fallen Angels #[nn]
X-Men: Fatal Attractions #[nn] 2016
X-Men: Fatal Attractions #[nn]
Deadpool by Joe Kelly: The Complete Collection #1 2019
Deadpool by Joe Kelly: The Complete Collection #1
Deadpool Epic Collection #2 2022
Deadpool Epic Collection #2

Appearances (1–150 of 234, oldest first)

Spider-Woman (1978)
The Uncanny X-Men (1981)
Marvel Age Annual (1985)
Superaventuras Marvel (1982)
#51
Fallen Angels (1987)
Marvel Comics Presents (1988)
X-Men Annual (1970)
#15
X-Factor Annual (1986)
Spider-Man (1990)
#16
X-Men (1991)
X-Force and Spider-Man: Sabotage (1992)
X-Men Ashcan Edition (1994)
The New Warriors (1990)
#46
X-Cutioner's Song (1994)
Deadpool (1994)
Cable (1994)
X-Force and Cable '95 (1995)
#1
Youngblood / X-Force (1996)
#1
X-Force / Youngblood (1996)
#1
Cable / X-Force '96 (1996)
X-Man (1995)
#22
Deadpool: Sins of the Past (1997)
ClanDestine vs. The X-Men (1997)
X-Men Special (1998)
#2
Wolverine (1997)
Thunderbolts (1997)
#25
Contest of Champions II (1999)
#1
Generation X (1994)
#60
Earth X (2000)
X-Men Forever (2001)
#3
New X-Men (2001)
Domino (2003)
#3
Cable Vol.1, No. 73 [Marvel Legends Reprint] (2004)
Giant-Size Spider-Woman (2005)
#1
Cable / Deadpool (2004)
Cable & Deadpool (2004)
#3
Civil War: X-Men Universe (2007)
World War Hulk: X-Men (2007)
X-Factor Visionaries: Peter David (2005)
#4
Deadpool Classic (2008)
#1
X-Men: The Complete Onslaught Epic (2007)
#3
Wolverine: First Class (2008)
#6
X-Factor: Secret Invasion (2009)