Emma Frost

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Emma Frost series

Following the success of some of the newer X-Men titles such as the New Mutants (Vol.2) and X-Treme X-Men, staff at Marvel considered a new title centered around the former White Queen. Marvel launched an Emma Frost ongoing series in 2003. It was cancelled in 2004. This series detailed Emma's early years, and was written by Karl Bollers. The earlier issues were drawn by Randy Green, who left after #6. He was replaced with Carlo Pagulayan for the remaining issues up until the series was cancelled.

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2003 - 2004 - Karl Bollers - Randy Green - Carlo Pagulayan

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Emma Frost was reprinted in three digest-sized collections (the first of which released under the Marvel Age imprint).

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• Emma Frost Vol. 1: Higher Learning collects issues #1-6 and revolves around Emma's conflicts with her family, especially her father.
• Emma Frost Vol. 2: Mind Games collects issues #7-12 and features Emma's first forays into criminal activity.
• Emma Frost Vol. 3: Bloom collects issues #13-18, in which Emma goes to college and befriends another telepath, Astrid Bloom, and learns to use her powers. This was the last trade, as Marvel cancelled Emma Frost at #18.