One of the biggest breakout stars of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has just redefined her powers all over again.

While the titular mutant hero of Negasonic Teenage Warhead #1 is trying to enjoy an easy day off from fighting monsters or villains, her old ally Deadpool is busy bringing them right to her door. Luckily, Negasonic Teenage Warhead is more than capable of sending the threat hurtling through time and space by conjuring a portal to a relatively harmless pocket dimension. That being said, there is no telling how long she will be able to maintain that same ability, especially if she ends up trading it in for another power set from one of her potential future selves.

• Written by ANDREW WHEELER
• Art by ELEONORA CARLINI and CAROLA BORELLI
• Colors by BRITTANY PEER & RUTH REDMOND
• Letters by VC’s JOE SABINO
• Design by ADAM DEL RE
• Main cover art by PACO MEDINA
• Variant cover by AUDREY MOK

First seen in the pages of 2001’s New X-Men #115 by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely, Eloise Phimister, aka Negasonic Teenage Warhead, was one of Emma Frost’s students and a native of Genosha with powerful precognitive abilities. Eloise’s premonitions foresaw the destruction of Genosha and the millions of deaths that would come as a result of the attack on the island by Cassandra Nova’s Wild Sentinels. Tragically, Eloise was among those who lost their lives in said attack, with the young mutant hero’s death taking an exceptionally rough toll on Emma Frost.

Although Negasonic Teenage Warhead would be brought back to life for a short while by Selene, this was far from the proper comeback she deserved. It wasn’t until 2016’s Deadpool & the Mercs for Money #1 by Cullen Bunn and Iban Coello that Negasonic Teenage Warhead was brought back alive, well, and more in line with her counterpart from the first Deadpool feature film as portrayed by Brianna Hildebrand. Unlike her comic book counterpart, the Negasonic Teenage Warhead of the silver screen can create and control nuclear energy with ease, so much so that she is capable of unleashing nuclear explosions that can obliterate S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarriers.

The Negasonic Teenage Warhead of the silver screen has returned for both Deadpool 2 and the recently released Deadpool & Wolverine, with the latter officially folding the character and the rest of the film’s cast into the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe as fans know it. The popularity of Hildebrand’s take on the character has led to a resurgence in Negasonic Teenage Warhead’s popularity. This resulted in the character taking center stage in the Marvel’s Voices Infinity Comic for a six issue run spanning issues #44-49, all of which have been collected and reprinted in Negasonic Teenage Warhead #1.

Negasonic Teenage Warhead #1 is on sale now from Marvel Comics.

Source: Marvel Comics

X-Men

Since their debut in 1963, Marvel’s X-Men have been more than just another superhero team. While the team really hit its stride as the All New, All Different X-Men in 1975, Marvel’s heroic mutants have always operated as super-outcasts, protecting a world that hates and fears them for their powers.

Key members of the X-Men include Professor X, Jean Grey, Cyclops, Wolverine, Iceman, Beast, Rogue, and Storm. Often framed as the world’s second strongest superheroes, after the Avengers, they are nonetheless one of Marvel’s most popular and important franchises.