Gailyn Bailey
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Publication information | |
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Publisher | Marvel Comics |
First appearance | X-Factor (first series) #35 |
Created by | Louise Simonson Walter Simonson |
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Alter ego | Gailyn Bailey |
Species | Human Mutant |
Team affiliations | Lost Boys/Girls |
Notable aliases | Shatterbox, Galen Bailey |
Abilities | Latent telekinesis. |
Gailyn Bailey is a fictional character, a mutant in the Marvel Universe and the niece of Jean Grey.
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[edit] Fictional character biography
Gailyn Bailey is the eldest child of Sara Grey and the niece of Jean Grey, founding member of the X-Men. She and her brother, Joey were transformed by Nanny into a superhuman duo known as Shatterbox. However they were transformed back by X-Factor. Like her brother, she is a latent mutant and was hunted by the Sentinels but was saved by Roust and X-Man. She was among the fatalities in the Shi'ar's raid on future Phoenix Force advocates[1] Before her death, Gailyn and her brother were planning to be adopted by her great-uncle Brian Grey along with his wife, and daughter. All three perished along with Gailyn and Joey.
[edit] Bibliography
- Uncanny X-Men #467
- X-Factor vol. 1 #35
- X-Man #30
[edit] As Shatterbox
- X-Factor vol. 1 #35, 40
[edit] References
- ^ Uncanny X-Men #467