Greetings hellspawn and welcome to the Magik comics reading guide!
Illyana Rasputina’s complicated comics history is filled with excellent stories and some of Marvel’s most complex character development over time. After being brought to the mainstream by Anya Taylor-Joy in New Mutants (2020), and again in Firaxis’ Midnight Suns video game, Illyana is now more popular than ever!
Sorcerer, warrior, demon, and hero – Magik is an incredible force to be reckoned with and has an iconic visual design. But what’s her story, and how does she connect to the rest of the Marvel universe? Read on to find out!
Quick start:
Early Magik:
- Uncanny X-Men (1963) #160
- Magik (1983) #1-4
- New Mutants (1983) #14-73
- Uncanny X-Men (1963) #231, 301-304, 365
- The New Mutants: Truth or Death (1997) #1-3
The Return of Magik:
- New X-Men (2004) #37-41
- X-Infernus (2009) #1-4
- New Mutants (2009) #1-5, 9, 12
- X-Men: Hellbound (2010) #1-3
- New Mutants (2009) #15-21, 25, 28
- Uncanny X-Men (1963) #540-543
- Uncanny X-Men (2012) #1-20
- AvX: Consequences (2012) #1-5
Modern Magik:
- Uncanny X-Men (2013) #1-22, 31-35, 600
- All-New X-Men (2013) #1-21
- Secret Warriors (2017) #1-12
- X-Men: Gold (2017) #30-34
- New Mutants: Dead Souls (2018) #1-6
- War of the Realms: Uncanny X-Men (2019) #1-3
- What If? Magik (2018) #1
- Empyre: X-Men (2020) #1-4
- X of Swords (2020)
- Savage Avengers (2019) #12-16, 24-28
- New Mutants (2019) #25-28
Illyana Rasputina has a wild origin story, even by comicbook standards. As a tiny kid, she was kidnapped from Russia and taken to the United States by force. But after being rescued by the X-Men and her brother Colossus, things went sideways again and she ended up trapped in Limbo, where she spent the next seven years being tortured by the evil demons who ruled there.
However, as Illyana aged in Limbo, her mutant abilities began to manifest. She trained in hand-to-hand combat, sword fighting, light magic, and dark magic under the mentorship of Limbo versions of Storm and Kitty Pryde. She was an apprentice to the demon lord Belasco and studied every book in his extensive magical library.
She knew her strength and held onto hope. Over time, the young Illyana grew powerful enough to overthrow her abusers and became the new ruler of Limbo. Illyana then managed to return to Earth as a hard-edged teenage sorcerer-warrior with a mysterious darkness of her own.
Emerging from Limbo as one of the most powerful characters in Marvel Comics, Magik is equipped with incredible magical abilities, time/space teleportation discs, and the Soulsword she created. As she uses her sorcery, magical Eldritch armor and demonic features manifest around her body.
Similarly, the Soulsword is the literal embodiment of her magical willpower. More than just a physical weapon, it can also cut through any type of supernatural entity and has soul powers of its own. With all of these abilities, along with impenetrable mental shields, Magik is a nearly unstoppable force. But for whose side? As her Darkchilde persona tempts her at every turn, Illyana’s powers come with a constant battle for self-identity, which her enemies are more than ready to exploit.
After training under Doctor Strange, Illyana has also become part of the supernatural side of Marvel. She is now a teacher at Strange Academy, a Great Captain of Krakoa, and a member of the Midnight Suns!
“Half my lifetime spent on Earth… and half in Hell, where I was consort to a devil.
I am Illyana Rasputin. Humanity’s savior… or the means of its eternal damnation.”
Before Magik (1975-1983)
These early stories set up The New Mutants, Illyana’s close bonds with Colossus and Kitty Pryde, her trip to Limbo, and the mystery of who she was when she returned.
She was mainly a background character at the time, so most of the comics here aren’t really necessary for Illyana’s story. The only issue you really need is Uncanny X-Men #160, but there are also a few noteworthy moments in other issues like #164, 171, and Special Edition #1.
- Giant-Size X-Men (1975) #1
- First minor appearance of Magik!
- Uncanny X-Men (1981) #145-148, 153-154, 158-160
- Belasco’s first appearances: Ka-Zar the Savage (1981) #11-12, 28-29
- Uncanny X-Men/New Mutants (1983)
- Uncanny X-Men (1981) #164-165
- Marvel Graphic Novel (1981) #4
- New Mutants (1983) #1-2
- Uncanny X-Men (1981) #166
- New Mutants (1983) #3
- Uncanny X-Men (1981) #167
- Special Edition X-Men (1983) #1 [B Story]
- Marvel Graphic Novel (1981) #5 (“God Loves, Man Kills”)
- Features the New Mutants!
- Uncanny X-Men (1981) #168-171, 177-179, Annual #7
- Marvel Team-Up (1972) #135
- Features Magik and Kitty Pryde!
- X-Men and the Micronauts (1984) #1-4
- Marvel Graphic Novel (1981) #5 (“God Loves, Man Kills”)
Magik: New Mutants (1983-1997)
This is the foundation of Magik as we know her today. The Magik miniseries (also called Magik: Illyana & Storm) details exactly what happened to Illyana in Limbo and how she grew up, trained, and escaped. It leads into her major role in Chris Claremont’s New Mutants series (#14-54), which was continued by Louise Simonson (#55-73). Illyana’s story comes to a climax in “Inferno,” one of the most important stories in Magik’s entire comics history (New Mutants #71-73), and her tragic epilogue in “Legacy Virus” (Uncanny X-Men #299-303).
New Mutants is the main series you need for Magik, but the comics are closely intertwined with Claremont’s work on Uncanny X-Men because of Magik’s close relationships with Colossus and Kitty Pryde. I’ve marked the parallel storylines below so you can follow the two series side-by-side if you like.
It’s also worth noting that “Inferno” featured the return of S’ym and introduced a new demon into Magik’s life: the nasty N’astirh. The “Inferno” storyline was loosely adapted in the “Fire Made Flesh” episode of X-Men ’97!
Magik and “Inferno” are the most important stories in this entire guide!
- Magik (1983) #1-4
- Also referred to as Magik (Illyana & Storm)
- New Mutants (1983) #14-81, Annual #1-4, Special Edition #1
- After #17: Uncanny X-Men #183
- After #21: New Mutants Annual #1, Uncanny X-Men #188-191
- After #25: X-Men/Alpha Flight (1985)
- #29-37 tie into Secret Wars II (1985) #1-9
- After #34: The Trial of Magneto (1985), Special Edition #1
- After #44: New Mutants Annual #2, Uncanny X-Men Annual #10
- After #45: Uncanny X-Men #207-211
- After #51: New Mutants Annual #3
- After #57: Uncanny X-Men #225-227
- After #66: Uncanny X-Men #230-231, New Mutants Annual #4
- After #70: Inferno (1988)
- #14, 17, 29, 32-34, 43, 47, 50-52, 61, 65-67, 70-73, and Special Edition #1 feature S’ym!
- Uncanny X-Men #231, 234 feature S’ym!
- Uncanny X-Men (1981) #293, 299-304, 365, 373
- New Mutants: Truth or Death (1997) #1-3
Extra watching:
- X-Men: The Animated Series S2 E4, E7
Extra reading:
- Rom Annual (1982) #3
- Dazzler (1981) #38
- X-Men/Alpha Flight (1985)
- Uncanny X-Men (1981) #192-194, Annual #8
- X-Men/Alpha Flight (1985) #1-2
- Nightcrawler (1985) #1-4
- The Trial of Magneto (1985)
- New Mutants (1983) #34-35, Special Edition #1
- Uncanny X-Men (1981) #199-201, Annual #9
- Marvel Age Annual (1985) #1, 4
- Firestar (1986) #1-2
- Web of Spider-Man Annual (1985) #2
- Fallen Angels (1987) #1-2
- Spellbound (1988) #4
- Classic X-Men (1986) #29 [B Story]
- Inferno (1988)
- New Mutants (1983) #71-74
- Power Pack (1984) #40-44
- Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme (1988) #2
- X-Terminators (1988) #3-4
- Avengers (1963) #299
- Excalibur (1988) #6-8
- Marvel Fanfare (1982) #55
- X-Men (1991) #17-20
- Excalibur (1988) #23, 79-80, 84, 89, 92, 107, 115
- X-Men: Liberators (1998) #1
- Warlock (1999) #1
- X-Force (1991) #95
- Gambit and Bishop (2001) #3, 5
- X-Men Unlimited (1993) #29-30, 37-38, 43
Alternate universes:
- X-Force Annual (1992) #1
- X-Men Adventures (1993) #4
- Marvel Riot (1995) #1
- Age of Apocalypse (1995)
- Generation Next (1995) #1-4
- Amazing X-Men (1995) #4
- X-Men Omega (1995) #1
- X-Man (1995) #16
- Blink (2001) #3-4
- X-Men: Age of Apocalypse One Shot (2005) #1
Extra Belasco & S’ym:
- Fantastic Four (1961) #314
- Marvel Super-Heroes (1990) #1 [F Story]
- The Punisher (1987) #39-40
- Excalibur (1988) #39
- Alpha Flight (1983) #124
- Cable (1993) #13-14
- X-Men Unlimited (1993) #9, 19
- Excalibur (1988) #-1, 103
Extra N’astirh:
- Avengers (1963) #306
- Avengers/JLA (2003) #4
- New X-Men (2004) #38-41
- X-Men: Hellbound (2010) #1-3
- Cable (2020) #9
Magik: The Quest for Magik (2000s)
After the explosive events of “Inferno” and “Legacy Virus,” a character named Amanda Sefton took up the Magik mantle for a brief period. She even had her own trials with S’ym and Belasco! But Magik couldn’t be replaced, so after a decade away, Illyana finally began her return to comics in New X-Men and X-Infernus.
A loose sequel to Inferno, X-Infernus features Magik as she tries to escape Limbo and regain her soul. It leads right into New Mutants by Zeb Wells, which brings back the Bloodstone amulet in one of Illyana’s greatest comics storylines.
The end of Wells’ run sets up Kieron Gillen’s work on Uncanny X-Men and AvX: Consequences, both highly recommended series for Illyana. By this point, the Magik comics revival was in full force.
- Amanda Sefton as Magik:
- X-Men: Black Sun (2000) #1-5 (features Belasco)
- X-Men: Magik (2000) #1-4 (features S’ym)
- Nightcrawler (2004) #1-12
- New X-Men (2004) #16-19, 37-41
- #16-19: House of M (alt universe Magik)
- #37-41: The Quest for Magik
- Mystic Arcana: Magik (2007) #1
- X-Infernus (2009) #1-4
- New Mutants (2009) #1-9, 12, 15-21, 25, 28-29, 32
- After #4: Utopia (2009)
- After #11: Second Coming (2010), X-Men: Hellbound (2010) #1-3
- After #28: Uncanny X-Men #540-541
- After #32: Uncanny X-Men #542-543
- X-Men: Hellbound (2010) #1-3
- After New Mutants #12. Ties into Second Coming
- Uncanny X-Men (2011) #540-543
- Ties into Fear Itself (2011)
- Uncanny X-Men (2012) #1-20
- #1-4 ties into Regenesis (2012)
- #11-20 ties into Avengers vs. X-Men (2012)
- AvX: Consequences (2012) #1-5
Video games:
- X-Men Legends (2004)
Extra reading:
- New Mutants (2003) #11
- X-Men Unlimited (2004) #14
- X-Men: Divided We Stand (2008) #2 [B Story]
- Wolverine: First Class (2008) #6
- X-Men Origins: Colossus (2008) #1
- New Avengers (2005) #53
- Utopia (2009)
- Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men (2009) Utopia #1, Exodus #1
- Uncanny X-Men (1981) #514
- Dark Avengers (2009) #8
- Nation X: X-Factor (2010) #1
- X-Force (2008) #20-22
- Nation X (2010) #1-3
- Dark Reign: The List – X-Men (2009) #1
- Doctor Voodoo: Avenger of the Supernatural (2009) #4-5
Extra Belasco & S’ym:
- Witches (2004) #1
- Ghost Rider Finale (2007) #1
- New X-Men (2004) #37-41
- X-Infernus (2009) #1
- Deadpool Team-Up (2010) #892
- X-Men: Hellbound (2010) #1-3
- Chaos War: Chaos King (2011) #1
- Strange (2010) #4
- Second Coming (2010)
- X-Men: Second Coming (2010) #1
- Uncanny X-Men (1981) #523
- New Mutants (2009) #12
- X-Men: Hellbound (2010) #1-3
- X-Men: Curse of the Mutants – Storm & Gambit (2010) #1
- X-Men: To Serve and Protect (2011) #2
- X-Men: Legacy (2008) #245
- Regenesis (2012)
- X-Men: Regenesis (2011) #1
- Uncanny X-Men (2012) #1-4
- Generation Hope (2010) #13
- X-Club (2012) #3-5
- X-Men (2010) #32
- Avengers vs. X-Men (2012) #1-10
- Uncanny X-Men (2012) #11-20
- Wolverine and the X-Men (2011) #10-11, 14-16
- AvX: VS. (2012) #3 [B Story]
- Avengers (2010) #28
- X-Men: Legacy (2008) #269-270
- AvX: Consequences (2012) #1-5
Magik: Uncanny X-Men (2013)
Spinning out of Avengers vs. X-Men, Brian Michael Bendis took the X-Men world by storm by writing All-New X-Men and Uncanny X-Men side by side. Like with the Claremont era, these two series are closely intertwined, but this time Uncanny is the more important title for Magik.
In Bendis’ run, Illyana took down Dormammu, explored the consequences of the Phoenix Force from AvX, and traveled to space for a series of crossovers with the Guardians of the Galaxy. Bendis also showcased two future versions of Illyana that became Earth’s Sorcerer Supreme in All-New X-Men #25 and the Uncanny & All-New Annuals.
- All-New X-Men (2013) #1-31, 37-41, Annual #1
- After #8: Uncanny X-Men #1-3
- Uncanny X-Men (2013) #1-22, 31-35, 600, Special #1, Annual #1
- After #3: All-New X-Men #9-14
- After #11: X-Men: Legacy (2013) #15-18, Battle of the Atom (2013)
- After #14: All-New X-Men #18-21
- After #15: X-Men: Legacy #22-23, 300
- After #17: Uncanny X-Men Annual #1, All-New X-Men Annual #1, Trial of Jean Grey (2014),
- After #18: All-New X-Men #26-29, No End in Sight (2014)
- After #22: All-New X-Men #30
- After #31: All-New X-Men #31, 37-41, Black Vortex (2014)
- After #35: Uncanny X-Men #600
Video games:
- Marvel: Avengers Alliance (2012)
- Marvel Puzzle Quest (2013)
- Marvel Heroes (2013)
- Marvel Contest of Champions (2014)
- Marvel Future Fight (2015)
Extra reading:
- A+X (2012) #11
- Uncanny X-Force (2013) #13
- Uncanny Avengers (2012) #11-12, 15
- X-Men: Legacy (2013) #22-23, 300
- Battle of the Atom (2013)
- X-Men: Battle of the Atom (2013) #1-2
- All-New X-Men (2013) #16-17
- X-Men (2013) #5-6
- Uncanny X-Men (2013) #12-14
- Wolverine and the X-Men (2011) #36-38
- Amazing X-Men (2014) #6
- Revolutionary War: Omega (2014) #1
- All-New Doop (2014) #1-5
- X-Men: No More Humans (2014) #1
- No End in Sight (2014)
- Uncanny X-Men Special (2014) #1
- Iron Man Special (2014) #1
- Nova Special (2014) #1
- Original Sin (2014) #2
- Nova (2013) #18
- Hulk (2014) #9
- Black Vortex (2014)
- Legendary Star-Lord (2014) #4-8
- Guardians of the Galaxy & X-Men: Black Vortex (2014) Alpha #1
- Guardians of the Galaxy (2013) #24-25
- Legendary Star-Lord (2014) #9-11
- All-New X-Men (2013) #38-39
- Guardians Team-Up (2015) #3
- Nova (2013) #28
- Guardians of the Galaxy & X-Men: Black Vortex (2014) Omega #1
- Guardians of the Galaxy (2013) #26-27
Magik: Inhumans vs. X-Men (2016)
This was a dark time for the X-Men line, and these comics heavily deal with the Inhumans and Terrigen Mist fallout. Illyana had big roles in Jeff Lemire’s Extraordinary X-Men, Matthew Rosenberg’s Secret Warriors. Marc Guggenheim’s X-Men: Gold. Secret Warriors is the most important series here since it marks the beginning of Rosenberg’s multi-year storyline with Magik.
Illyana also guest-starred in the Doctor Strange: Last Days of Magic arc!
- Extraordinary X-Men (2016) #1-20, Annual #1
- Prequel: Death of X (2016) #1-4
- After #16: Inhumans vs. X-Men (2016)
- After #19: All-New X-Men (2016) #17
- After #20: X-Men: Prime (2017) #1
- Secret Warriors (2017) #1-12
- Secret Empire: United (2017) #1
- #1-5 tie into Secret Empire (2017)
- Features Ms. Marvel!
- X-Men: Gold (2017) #10-15, 23-25, 30-36
- After #13: X-Men: Blue (2017) #13-15 (no Magik)
- After #36: X-Men: Blue (2017) #33-36 (alt Magik)
Extra reading:
- Doctor Strange (2015) #4-10
- Doctor Strange: Last Days of Magic (2016) #1
- Doctor Strange and the Sorcerers Supreme (2016) #11
- Doctor Strange (2015) #385
- Avengers World (2014) #17
- Deadpool (2013) #45 [H Story]
- Uncanny X-Men (2016) #5
- Thanos: The Infinity Finale (2016) #1
- Rocket Raccoon and Groot (2016) #4
- All-New X-Men Annual (2017) #1 [B Story]
- Civil War II (2016) #1
- New Avengers (2015) #12, 18
- Deadpool (2016) #14
- Civil War II (2016) #3-5, 8
- Civil War II: X-Men (2016) #1-4
- Nova (2016) #8
- Guardians of the Galaxy (2015) #12-13, 18
- Monsters Unleashed (2017) #4
- Old Man Logan (2016) #19
- Jean Grey (2017) #2
- Secret Empire (2017)
- Secret Empire: United (2017) #1
- Secret Warriors (2017) #1-5
- Secret Empire (2017) #9
- Secret Empire: Omega (2017) #1
- Phoenix Resurrection: The Return of Jean Grey (2018) #1-4
- X-Men: Red Annual (2018) #1
- Venomized (2018) #4
- X-Men: The Wedding Special (2018) #1 [C Story]
- Mr. & Mrs. X (2018) #1
- Multiple Man (2018) #1-5
- Cosmic Ghost Rider (2018) #3
- Extermination (2019) #5
Magik: New Mutants (2019)
The end of the 2010s saw Matthew Rosenberg graduate from Secret Warriors to a full mutant takeover. Continuing his work with Illyana in both New Mutants: Dead Souls and Uncanny X-Men, Rosenberg helped reshape Magik and the New Mutants for the 2020s. Soon after, they entered the Krakoa era with the current New Mutants ongoing by Jonathan Hickman, Ed Brisson, and Vita Ayala, who explored Illyana’s past and future in New Mutants #25-28!
During this time, Magik also started teaching at Strange Academy, helped the Savage Avengers, and joined the Midnight Suns in both Ethan Sacks’ new miniseries and Firaxis’ critically-acclaimed video game.
- New Mutants: Dead Souls (2018) #1-6
- Uncanny X-Men (2018) #11-22
- War of the Realms: Uncanny X-Men (2019) #1-3
- New Mutants: War Children (2019) #1
- Chris Claremont & Bill Sienkiewicz return for a one-shot!
- New Mutants (2019) #1-2, 5, 7, 9-28
- After #7: X-Men (2019) #8
- After #10: Empyre: X-Men #1-4
- After #12: X of Swords (2020)
- After #18: Hellfire Gala (2021)
- After #21: Inferno (2021) #1
- After #27: A.X.E.: Judgment Day (2022), X-Men (2021) #13-17
- X of Swords (2020)
- X of Swords: Creation (2020) #1
- X-Factor (2020) #4
- New Mutants (2019) #13
- Cable (2020) #5
- X of Swords: Stasis (2020) #1
- Marauders (2019) #14-15
- Excalibur (2019) #14
- Wolverine (2020) #7
- X-Force (2019) #14
- Cable (2020) #6
- X-Men (2019) #15
- Excalibur (2019) #15
- X of Swords: Destruction (2020) #1
- Savage Avengers (2019) #0, 12-16, 24-28
- Midnight Suns (2022) #1-5
- Fall of X (2023)
- X-Men (2021) #13-24, 32-33; Annual #1; Hellfire Gala (2023) #1
- Bishop: War College (2023) #4-5
- Magneto (2023) #1-2
- Realm of X (2023) #1-4
- Iron Man (2023) #17
Video games:
- Marvel Strike Force (2018)
- Marvel Super War (2019)
- Marvel Future Revolution (2021)
- Marvel’s Midnight Suns (2022)
- Prequel animation: Marvel’s Midnight Suns – Prequel Shorts (2022)
- Prequel novel: Midnight Suns: Infernal Rising (2022)
Extra watching:
- The New Mutants (2020)
Extra reading:
- Doctor Strange (2018) #15-16
- Deadpool (2019) #6
- X-Men (2019) #11
- Marauders (2019) #11-12
- Strange Academy (2020) #1-2, 6-7, 15-18
- Strange Academy: Finals (2022) #1-6
- Giant-Size X-Men: Nightcrawler (2020) #1
- Cable (2020) #5-11
- Wolverine: Black, White & Blood (2020) #3 [C Story]
- Captain Marvel (2019) #24-28, 39-41, 49
- Curse of the Man-Thing (2021)
- X-Factor (2020) #9-10
- Marvel’s Voices: Pride (2021) #1 [L Story]
- Death of Doctor Strange (2021) #1-5
- X-Men: The Trial of Magneto (2021) #4
- X-Men Legends (2021) #11
- Spider-Bot Infinity Comic (2021) #10
- X-Men Unlimited Infinity Comic (2021) #46, 68, 84-85, 88-91, 105-106
- A.X.E.: Judgment Day (2022)
- Immortal X-Men (2022) #2, 7, 10
- X-Men: Hellfire Gala (2022) #1
- A.X.E.: Judgment Day (2022) #1-5; Death to the Mutants #1-2
- X-Force (2019) #30
- X-Men (2021) #13-14; Annual #1
- Dark Web (2022) #1-3; X-Men #1; Finale #1
- Amazing Spider-Man (2022) #18
- X-Terminators (2022) #4
- Marauders (2022) #12
- Marvel’s Voices Infinity Comic (2022) #97
Extra Belasco & S’ym:
- Ghost Rider (2019) #4
- Spirits of Ghost Rider: Mother of Demons (2020)
- Strange Academy (2020) #9
- X-Men: Curse of The Man-Thing (2021) #1
- Strange Academy Presents: The Death of Doctor Strange (2021) #1
- New Mutants (2019) #25-28
- Jane Foster & the Mighty Thor (2022) #2-3
Variants of Magik
Of course, every magical hero seems to have their own multiversal mayhem, and Magik is no exception! The stories below are some of her greatest adventures across the multiverse outside of main continuity. In particular, Leah William’s “What If Magik Became Sorcerer Supreme?” is one of the best Illyana stories written since Claremont, and of Marvel’s best What If stories in recent memory.
- What The–?! (1988) #1-4
- What If…? (1989) #6, 12, 79
- #6: What If… the X-Men Had Lost Inferno?
- #9: What If… The New X-Men Had Died On Their Very First Mission?
- #12: Illyana Rasputina becomes Enchantress!
- #79: Storm becomes the Phoenix! Magik is one of her Pheonix Followers
- #110: Colossus has a daughter named Illyana Petrovna Rasputina
- Exiles (2001) #22-45, 55-57
- What If: Fantastic Four (2005) #1
- What If the Fantastic Four were Cosmonauts?
- Iliana Rasputina becomes the Invisible Woman!
- What If? Magik (2018) #1
- “What If Magik Became Sorcerer Supreme?”
- Continued in Doctor Strange: The End (2020) #1
- See also: Bendis’ All-New X-Men #25, Uncanny X-Men Annual (2013) #1 & All-New X-Men Annual (2013) #1
- Marvel Zombies: Resurrection (2019) #1-4
- Mojoverse
- X-Babies: Murderama (1998) #1
- Spider-Man and the X-Men (2014) #3
- Earth X (2000)
- Universe X (2000) #0, 3, 10
- Giant Size Mini-Marvels: Starring Spidey (2001) #1
- X-Men Forever (2009) #11-14 (Black Magik)
- Breaking Into Comics the Marvel Way! (2010) #2
- Secret Wars (2015)
- Secret Wars Journal (2015) #1
- Siege (2015) #1-4
- House of M (2015) #4
- Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde (2015) #2
- Ultimate End (2015) #1-5
- Old Man Logan (2015) #5
- Siege (2015) #1-3
- Giant-Size Little Marvel: AVX (2015) #1-4 (A-Babies vs. X-Babies)
- Inferno (2015) #1-5
- Infinity Countdown: Captain Marvel (2018) #1
- What If Captain Marvel Lost Civil War II?
- Infinity Wars: Weapon Hex (2018) #1-2
- Features “Hellhound,” a Sabre
- Venom: The End (2020) #1
- What If…? Miles Morales (2022) #2
And that’s the magic of Magik! How did you become an Illyana fan? What do you think of her character in Midnight Suns? Let me know on Twitter @vinwriteswords and remember to follow the site @MyCosmicCircus for more comics content coming soon!
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