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Trained to be an assassin with her microwave manipulating mutant powers, Firestar grew to be a popular hero. She spent years as a New Warrior and Avenger, retired during Marvel's Civil War, then joined the Young Allies. Recently she has become a teacher at the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning.

Unlike most Marvel characters, Firestar did not make her debut appearance in comics, but in the animated television series "Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends." She was in the first episode entitled "The Triumph of the Green Goblin," which aired in 1981, and appeared in every episode in the series. Her first comics appearance in comic book continuity was not until 1985, in the Uncanny X-Men #193, written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by John Romita Jr.

Description
Trained to be an assassin with her microwave manipulating mutant powers, Firestar grew to be a popular hero. She spent years as a New Warrior and Avenger, retired during Marvel's Civil War, then joined the Young Allies. Recently she has become a teacher at the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning.

Unlike most Marvel characters, Firestar did not make her debut appearance in comics, but in the animated television series "Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends." She was in the first episode entitled "The Triumph of the Green Goblin," which aired in 1981, and appeared in every episode in the series. Her first comics appearance in comic book continuity was not until 1985, in the Uncanny X-Men #193, written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by John Romita Jr.