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Luna (Marvel) Real Name: Luna Maximoff Search for 'Luna (Marvel)' on eBay Powers: Luna can read the state of nearby beings including their emotional state, intentions, truth telling, mental illness, and whether a person is under the mental control of Maximus. These states are represented to her as various cascading colors that she learns to interpret. She possesses additional healing or mental abilities, as she has also been able to release beings from mental shackles that prevented them from using their superhuman powers. She may be able to sense energy patterns from far distances as, from the Moon, she could track Terrigen Crystals in various locations on the Earth. However, this ability may be limited to the Terrigen Crystals. She is even able to sense when the crystals are being used and whether they are being used by humans, rather than Inhumans. Bio: The daughter of Quicksilver and Crystal, she is named after the moon, having been born there. Luna is the first child to be born to a mutant and Inhuman, the genetic markers denoting these subgroups in humanity supposedly "cancelled out" in her, leaving her a normal human. While Quicksilver, aghast at the thought of having a flatscan, human daughter, initially sought to expose her to the Inhumans' mutagenic Terrigen Mists, he was talked out of this by Gorgon and Karnak, impersonating Lockjaw to make their point (Thing #3; September, 1983). As a normal human and granddaughter of Magneto, Luna was considered an abomination by mutant extremist Exodus, who sought to murder her on several occasions. Luna was protected by the High Evolutionary and his New Men, who suffered multiple casualties in their successful efforts to shield her from harm. Years later, however, when Luna was six years old, Quicksilver was depowered by the Decimation of mutantkind. Desperate to get his powers back, he exposed himself to the Mists, and subsequently talked Luna into returning to Earth with him, where he exposed her too. Thanks to the Mists, she can now see the feelings of the people she looks at in terms of colours, as a sort of visual empathy. Having trouble dealing with this, she now must wear shades at all times. Seemingly addicted to the Mist, her continued exposure to the mutagen has apparently enhanced her newfound power to the point of being a full fledged empath, able to sense, remove and alter emotions at will. After the events of Son of M , Quicksilver returned her to Crystal. Currently, the Inhumans are treating her addiction to the Mists, although it is unknown how her body will react to her addiction and if she will retain her abilities longer than baseline humans. In the Silent War miniseries, Luna still has her aura-sensing empathic ability, and is seen using it to defeat Karnak in a training session. She is used to track Terrigen Crystals. Maximus used her to remove the mental shackles that were placed on his ability to use his mind control powers and also free the evil eye powers of Ahura. She regrets that this has allowed Maximus to take control of the Inhumans away from Black Bolt, who appears to have lost his sanity. When asking Black Bolt what she should do about Maximus and her role in his ascendance, Black Bolt opens his mouth to answer her. Notes: First Appearance: Fantastic Four (1961) #240 Favorite Characters: Luna (Marvel) is a favorite character of 1 user View a chronological listing of this character's appearances Issue Appearances:  Avengers (1998) Avengers Academy (2010) Avengers Unplugged (1995) Avengers: The Crossing (1995) Captain America (1968) Dazzler (1981) Die Fantastischen Vier Comic-Taschenbuch (1979) Die Spinne (1980) Earth X (1999) Essential X-Men (1995) Excalibur (1988) Fantastic Four (1961) Fantastic Four (1968) Fantastic Four (1998) FF (2013) Inhumans (1998) Iron Man (1968) L'incroyable Hulk (1968) Marvel Collectible Classics: The Avengers (1998) Marvel Comic-Stars (1981) Marvel Graphic Novel: The Inhumans (1988) Marvel Swimsuit Special (1992) Marvel-Comic-Sonderheft (1980) Marvel's Greatest Collector's Pack (1993) O Incrível Hulk (1985) Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z (2008) Quicksilver (1997) Realm of Kings: Inhumans (2010) Ryhmä-X / X-Men (1984) Secret Invasion: Inhumans (2008) Secret Invasion: War of Kings (2009) Silent War (2007) Son of M (2006) Superalmanaque Marvel (1989) The Avengers (1963) The Incredible Hulk (1968) The Mighty Avengers (2007) The Mighty World Of Marvel (2009) The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition (1985) The Thing (1983) The Vision and the Scarlet Witch (1982) The Vision and the Scarlet Witch (1985) UltraForce (1994) Uncanny X-Men (1963) War of Kings (2009) War of Kings Saga (2009) War of Kings: Savage World of Skaar (2009) War of Kings: Warriors (2009) War of Kings: Warriors - Crystal (2009) War of Kings: Who Will Rule? (2009) What If...? (1989) X-Factor (1986) X-Factor: The Quick and the Dead (2008) X-Men (1991) X-Men (1992) X-Men: The Wedding Album (1994)Group Affiliation(s): Inhumans (Marvel) Famous Quotes: - Add a Famous Quote None. < Previous Character | Next Character >  Add this character to a run of issues in a title Suggest an image for this character View the contribution history for this character |
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