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Wolverine: Rahne of Terra #[nn]
In "Rahne of Terra," Peter David and Andy Kubert deliver a striking blend of mystical intrigue and emotional stakes as Rahne, convinced she’s the lost Princess Rain of Geshem, grapples with visions of her true self. Drawn into a medieval realm by the Mage and manipulated by mind-controlled Wolverine—plucked from his reality by Magnus—Rahne’s identity hangs in the balance as she battles both prophecy and illusion. With Andy Kubert’s dynamic art and a cover that captures the story’s otherworldly tension, this 1991 issue stands as a pivotal moment in Rahne’s journey, blending fantasy and identity in a tale that lingers long after the final page.
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Rahne is raving that she is a princess and does not belong in this world. She has been drawn to the medieval land of Geshem by the Mage and been convinced that she is the Princess Rain. A prophecy declares that Princess Rain will be killed by a beast. The Beast is Wolverine, plucked from his reality by Magnus and mind controlled. Rahne has flashes of her friends from the real world. Magnus arrives and battles the Mage. Wolverine shakes off his mind control and helps bring the sorcerer down. Rahne and the princess are switched back to their realities. Wolverine shows up to corroborate her tale.
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