Emma Frost | |
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Title: | Emma Frost |
Publisher: | Marvel Comics |
Type: | Ongoing series |
Years published: | 2003-2005 |
Total issues: | 18 |
Featuring: | Emma Frost |
Creators: | Karl Bollers; Randy Green; Rick Ketcham; Pete Pantazis; Cory Petit; Mike Raicht; Mike Marts |
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Issues
- Emma Frost 1
- Emma Frost 2
- Emma Frost 3
- Emma Frost 4
- Emma Frost 5
- Emma Frost 6
- Emma Frost 7
- Emma Frost 8
- Emma Frost 9
- Emma Frost 10
- Emma Frost 11
- Emma Frost 12
- Emma Frost 13
- Emma Frost 14
- Emma Frost 15
- Emma Frost 16
- Emma Frost 17
- Emma Frost 18
Annuals & Specials
- None
Collections
- Emma Frost: Higher Learning (Issues #1-6)
- Emma Frost: Mind Games (Issues #7-12)
- Emma Frost: Bloom (Issues #13-18)
- Emma Frost: Ultimate Collection (Issues #1-18)
Notes & Trivia
- The character of Emma Frost was created by writer Chris Claremont and artist John Byrne. She first appeared in the "God Spare the Child..." story from The X-Men, Volume 1 #129 in January, 1980. Originally portrayed as an adversary of the X-Men, holding the title of White Queen of the Hellfire Club, Emma Frost later became a contemporary of Charles Xavier and the lead instructor of Generation X.
- Joe Quesada was the Editor-in-Chief of Marvel Comics during production of this series.
- Emma Frost made her live-action debut in 1996 in the Generation X television movie. She was played by actress Finola Hughes in the film.
- Emma Frost was one of the featured antagonists in the 2011 theatrically released film X-Men: First Class where she was played by actress January Jones.
Related categories
Recommended Reading
See also
External Links
- Emma Frost at MDP
- Emma Frost at LOCG
- Emma Frost at Comics.org
- Emma Frost at Comic Vine
- Emma Frost at Marvel.com