A family portrait of Rogue and her two mothers, Mystique and Destiny, to go with the flashback parts of Midnight Sun |
A family portrait of Rogue and her two mothers, Mystique and Destiny, to go with the flashback parts of Midnight Sun |
Bernie Rosenthal, who appeared in A Day's Work along with her husband Steve Rogers |
This is a job for... Rogue and Magneto! |
Rogue consoling Heloise (with an unscheduled addition behind the window...) |
Mystique being visited by a familiar ghost, a tie-in with The Trouble With Love Beyond the Grave(R) |
Val Cooper writing in her diary |
Val Cooper fighting Sabretooth from A Year in the Life |
Raven tucking in Val October 6: A Night 2 Remember(R) |
Hope Cooper's graduation The Trouble With Love Beyond the Grave(R) |
Heloise Cooper (Twilight Yet to Come series) |
Kitty Pryde celebrating Hanukka |
Rogue and Magneto, Harriet's harried parents |
Rogue and Magneto in domestic bliss (with a Kosmopolit figurine on the mantlepiece. Kosmopolit is (c) Sascha Thau). |
Harley Quinn saluting Zwerchfell Verlag |
Jubilee and Robin Tying in with The Time the Twain Shall Meet and Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Someone Blue |
Mary Jane with Felix Parker and his Wanda Caramba action figure Note: Eckart Breitschuh's Wanda Caramba is a special agent in Hamburg, whose adventures have been told in two limited series published by Zwerchfell Verlag and a few other places. You can see a flash animation of her and her supporting cast at http://www.wanda-caramba.de/ Wanda Caramba is (c) Eckart Breitschuh. |
Hope Cooper with Lotta Schlotter doll and her father, Mystique Speech balloons: "I don't like this doll! It can't do anything!" -- "But honey! It's European!" Note: Lotta Schlotter, girl witch, is the title character of a children's book drawn and written in verse by the prolific Eckart Breitschuh. The doll was mentioned in Strange Headfellows, by the way. Lotta Schlotter is (c) Eckart Breitschuh. |
Hank and Trish |
Christmas morning with Mystique, Destiny and li'l Rogue (Irene Adler's armband is the kind commonly worn by blind or visually handicapped people in Germany). |
A seasonal picture of Storm |
a grown-up Irene Cooper (from the Days of Future Twilight timeline) delivering a campaign speech or answering questions at a press conference |
Irene Cooper as a superheroine, to go with the mention of her early days with Factor X in Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes |
Val and Raven's daughters Irene and Hope Cooper at kindergarten and/or elementary school age. |
The White Queen and Iceman in close embrace, could tie in with Valentine Allsorts |
Rogue and Magneto |