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“And Rahne lusted: she wanted Sam, she wanted Roberto DaCosta, and her feelings were even a greater challenge to master than her lycanthropic powers. Rahne never hated who she was, but did hate who she might become, and I don’t mean a wolfgirl.” 4/5
“Rahne Sinclair, the Scottish fundamentalist Christian of the group, could have been very easily reduced to a simple church mouse stereotype.” 2/5
...and out of Farouk's reach.
The kids, finally reunited fully as a team for the first time since the arc began, fight valiantly against the Shadow King as the powerful entity begins to repossess them.
With Rahne back under his command, the Shadow King attacks Warlock while...
...have also impacted Rahne as well.
Part of Rahne's reaction is certainly the discomfort her dress brings in contrast to her chaste nature, but the following scene, in which she tries to literally scrub her possessor's violation from her body.
The imagery bears a haunting...
...captives isn't unbreakable, as Dani is able to leverage Illyana's distraction and her psilink with her *soulmate* Rahne to break the young Scot free from Xi'an's hold.
The biggest hints to the culprit behind are dropped throughout New Mutants #33, beginning with the reveal...
Even compared to UXM, New Mutants has been an incredibly queer book thanks to CC's subversion of Shooter's mandates and indulgence of subtext.
To that point, two relationships have started to really cement themselves in the book–Rahne and Dani (here twice-noted as soul-mates)...
The issue juggles an impressive number of threads – providing resolution on dangling story elements (such as Rahne’s mutate transformation or Gambit’s allegiance) whilst also foreshadowing forthcoming storylines, including the long-simmering Shadow King conflict. 3/8
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...willingness to abandon her if he can at least have Zsaji. But ultimately, he can't... leaving him in a despondent state close to giving up before Rahne's intervention.
The Professor, Rogue, and the New Mutants arrive at the church, where a terrified Rahne reverts to her...
...but it leads Rahne to realize that she can rescue Piotr from within Bobby's darkness.
One thing I love about Claremont's time on both titles is that his casts are truly interwoven and unsiloed, giving Piotr (who otherwise doesn't get to do much emotionally in UXM) a chance...
...Cloak's all-consuming hunger. Bobby, now possessed by this same hunger, immediately becomes the more tragic of the two figures, yet Rahne's forced position of codependent caretaker all hurts.
The metaphor of a substance disordered person and their "caretaker" cutting...
Well, it might have ended, if not for the quick intervention of Rahne. There's something truly sad about seeing the two youngest members of the New Mutants warped in this way.
Cloak and Dagger's origin story is deeply tied to drug addiction, especially within the context of...
Rahne strikes against her two foes gleefully, delivering what seem to be fatal blows against the sorceress and baron.
After slashing at throats and biting with murderous intent, Rahne returns home, stolen locket in hand, to peacefully fall asleep, a girl again.
Her prince charming returns, only to collapse as Rahne's fantasy turns nightmare.
This is no story–despite the fantasy trappings–this is all a carefully crafted delusion, meant to lure Rahne into the city to face an almost familiar woman in white and man in black.
...and nothing at all to do with the queer chemistry between nearly all of these characters other than Amara.
Captured by the Slavers and facing probable death after Lila's drummer is straight up killed by the aliens he betrayed them to, Dani and Rahne make time to mock Sam's...
...putting both on an inevitable collision course with the New Mutants.
Back at the mansion, Illyana's mischievous nature leaves Rahne with a reason to dislike her other than her daemonic origins, with the gender politics of this (even playfully) forced feminization...
