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Reignfire is a
fictional character and
villain appearing in
American comic books published by
Marvel Comics. The
character has
appeared in the series...
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During this time, a
villain called Reignfire appears, with a
remarkably similar appearance to Sunspot. The
villain Reignfire first appears before Sunspot's...
- 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z R'Klll (sometimes
spelled R'Kill) is a
fictional character appearing in
American comic books published...
- form of the
Mutant Liberation Front (MLF), led by the energy-casting
Reignfire. His lack of
gratitude for
being rescued is part of what led the mutant...
- 1993-09 Roy Thomas, Kris
Renkewitz Avengers West
Coast Annual vol. 2 #8
Reignfire 1993-09
Fabian Nicieza, Matt
Broome X-Force #26
Bloodhawk 1993-10 John...
- Wildside,
Rusty Collins, Dragoness, Forearm, Thumbelina, Zero, Tempo, and
Reignfire.
Nasty Boys X-Factor #75 (February 1992) A gang of
mutant thugs who work...
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Mutant Liberation Front in the
comic title X-Force
under the
leadership of
Reignfire. She has been portra****
inconsistently with a
variety of
ethnic features...
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belonging to the
supervillain Arcade. A long-simmering sub-plot
about Reignfire and the
disappearance of
Sunspot came to a
climax just as the book went...
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stripped of
Valkyrie abilities[volume & issue needed]), was
killed by
Reignfire. Later, she s****s X-Force's help with a
foray into
Asgard to help stamp...
- much
greater distances.[citation needed]
After nearly getting killed by
Reignfire,[volume & issue needed]
Warpath experienced an
increase in
senses and...