In one of the xmen Uncanny books a hot chick - Lorna Dane - is featured and is assited by Storm to regain her powers of magnetism.

There is very little info about this character anywhere and even less any reference images to be found.

Can anyone help???

Stakker says:

"In one of the xmen Uncanny books a hot chick - Lorna Dane - is featured and is assited by Storm to regain her powers of magnetism. There is very little info about this character anywhere and even less any reference images to be found. Can anyone help???"

http://www.comicvine.com/polaris/1473/

Stakker says:

"In one of the xmen Uncanny books a hot chick - Lorna Dane - is featured and is assited by Storm to regain her powers of magnetism.There is very little info about this character anywhere and even less any reference images to be found.Can anyone help???"

She didn't get her powers back via Storm, she got them back via Apocalypse.

Not sure where to post this, but here's good I guess.

At SDCC this year, I asked Peter David at the Marvel NOW panel if he would reveal anything regarding Lorna's past since we know absolutely nothing of it. Besides the fact that Peter David is awesome and cracks jokes and all, he revealed that X-Factor #243 is an issue for Polaris fans and that she will learn something that isn't related to her father.

@PolarisJunkie:

So what exactly did you say and what exactly did he say Polaris Junkie?

@jmc247 said:

@PolarisJunkie:

So what exactly did you say and what exactly did he say Polaris Junkie?

He wasn't exactly specific. I had asked him since he added Lorna onto the team if there were any plans to reveal anything of her past since we know next to nothing of it. He went on to say that the issue was for Polaris fans and she'd learn something that would change her drastically.

@PolarisJunkie: News sites say he said that Magneto was her father is that right?

@jmc247 said:

@PolarisJunkie: News sites say he said that Magneto was her father is that right?

He said it was more than that since that's already been known for awhile.

Quoted from Newsarama: Peter David says an entire issue of "Breaking Points" will be dedicated to Polaris's past, and not the question of whether or not Magneto is her father (he is, David says).