Publication History
Ariel first appeared in Fallen Angels (1st series) #1 (April 1987), and was created by Mary Jo Duffy (writer), and Kerry Gammill (artist).
The character subsequently appears in Fallen Angels #2-8 (May–November 1987) and again much later in X-Men: Legacy #226 and 235. She appeared to have been killed in X-Men Legacy #235, but writer Mike Carey later stated that he deliberately wrote that scene the way he did so that it would be possible that she could have survived. She returned to publication in X-Men: Legacy #259.
Ariel received an entry in the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Update '89 #1.
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