Publication History
Lila Cheney was created by Chris Claremont and first introduced in New Mutants Annual #1 (1984).
The character next appears in The New Mutants #25 (March 1985) - which features a brief description of her powers in the "Private Journal of Professor Xavier." The character subsequently appears in
Secret Wars II #1 (July 1985),
The New Mutants #29 (July 1985; featuring Dazzler as Lila's backup singer), #42 (August 1986; visit to Kentucky),
The Uncanny X-Men #214 (February 1987),
The New Mutants #55 (September 1987), #67-70 (September–December 1988),
The Uncanny X-Men #269-270 (October–November 1990), #273-277 (February–June 1991),
X-Men #5 (February 1992),
X-Men #10-11 (July–August 1992),
The Uncanny X-Men #294 (November 1992),
X-Force #19-22 (February–May 1993),
X-Factor #93 (August 1993),
X-Men #30 (March 1994),
X-Men: The Wedding Album #1 (March 1994),
X-Factor #110-111 (January–February 1995),
Gambit & the X-ternals #1-4 (March–June 1995),
The Amazing X-Men #4 (June 1995),
Cable #42 (April 1997),
Strong Guy Reborn #1 (September 1997),
Excalibur #125 (October 1998),
X-Men Unlimited #21 (December 1998),
X-Treme X-Men #24 (June 2003), #31-36 (November 2003-February 2004), #40 (March 2004), #42 (April 2004), #46 (June 2004),
X-Men #165 (February 2005),
X-Men: The 198 Files #1 (March 2006), and
I (heart) Marvel: My Mutant Heart #1 (April 2006).
The character also appears in the X-Treme X-Men, "Intifada," graphic novel.
Lila Cheney received an entry in the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Update '89 #2, and in the All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z #2 (2006).
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