Emma Frost (2003-2004) #1

by Karl Bollers, Randy Green (Artist), Karl Bollers

Get in on the ground floor as Marvel explores the early life and times of the NEW X-MEN's Emma Frost! Witness the first time her powers manifested and how she blossomed from an innocent teenager into the ruthless woman we know her as today! "HIGHER LEARNING" pt. 1

Genres: Marvel, Comics

27 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 5, 2017

About the author

Bad Idea Managing Editor, former Valiant Ent. Sr Editor, Eisner Award-nominated writer, former Marvel Comics writer, former Sonic the Hedgehog comic book writer.

Reviews

[Richard Alexander]

I got won over with Emma after reading Grant Morrison's X-Men run and really wanted to read and know more of her, and thought this was a decent enough spot to begin.
The art can be rather inconsistent with how Emma looks at times and that throws me off a little. I think some captions could be done without as it sounds rather stereotypical and cheesy at the beginning.
But for the start of Emma's origins it ain't bad at all.

[Mark Nicholson]

I loved the art and story.

[Machiavelli]

The inside didn’t really match the cover… story was fine… mean girls, she’s lost, rough family…

[yekta]

coole geschichte & cool gezeichnet aber ich hasse das cover ! es geht um ein schulmädchen ????? hallo??????????

[عذو]

Wow I genuinely hate her father? And why her teacher is so fucking weird? And fuck Matilda and also Christian seems cute why isn’t he mentioned a lot in her life later 🫩🫩 (the five stars are for emma herself.)