Emma Frost: Mind Games (Aug. 2005):
“Mind Games, Part 1: Hellfire”
by Karl Bollers, Carlo Pagulayan, Dennis Crisostomo

Emma Frost: Mind Games

Title: “Mind Games, Part 1: Hellfire”

Medium: comic

Cover date: Aug. 2005

Publisher:
Written by: Karl Bollers
Art by: Carlo Pagulayan, Dennis Crisostomo

19 characters in this story:

Character (Click links for info about character and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.)	Religious Affiliation	Team(s) [Notes]	Pub.	# app.
Emma Frost (lead character)	Episcopalian (nominal); mutant supremacist	Academy of Tomorrow; Dark X-Men...  Generation X (teacher); The Cabal; The Council of the Chosen; The Inner Circle; X-Men		3,409
Troy Killkelly		[Emma Frost's boyfriend right after she left home]		6
Lou		[worked at cheap hotel Emma Frost lived after leaving home]		1
Ms. Throckmorton		[her dog's leak in store led to young Emma Frost being fired]		1
Roxie		[waitress Emma Frost tried to cheap (but got caught)]		1
Vincent		[caught Emma Frost trying to cheat on restaurant bill]		2
Nugget	N.A.	dog [urinated in store Emma Frost worked in, got her fired]		1
Elaine		[Emma Frost's boss at one of her first jobs; fired Emma]		1
Manok Mandok's		[upscale restaurant Emma Frost worked at briefly]		2
doctors (cameo)  Doctors who work at Boston Medical Center, where Emma Frost took new boyfriend Troy Killkelly to be treated after he was assaulted by a loan shark's goons.		[occupation]		100
Milo (cameo)  not yet named		[kidnapped Emma Frost for loan shark Lucien]		6
Stu (cameo)		[kidnapped Emma Frost for loan shark Lucien]		6
Christian Frost (mentioned)  Emma thinks: When her father placed her beloved brother, Christian, in a mental institution, it was the last straw for her. So she left home.	Episcopalian (nominal); LGBT	[Emma Frost's brother]		7
Winston Frost (mentioned)  Emma thinks: When her father placed her beloved brother, Christian, in a mental institution, it was the last straw for her. So she left home.	Episcopalian (nominal)	[Emma Frost's father]		10
Pope John Paul II (Karol Jozef Wojtyla) (mentioned)  In 1995, Emma Frost tells new Troy that compared to her own father (Winston), his abusive, drunkard father "sounds like the Pope." (Emma has a VERY low opinion of her own father.)	Catholic pope	[1st app: What If? (vol. 1) #28 (Aug. 1981)]		144
Lucien Goff (mentioned)  At the end of the story, two goons who work for loan shark Lucien show up to collect on a $10,000 debt Troy Killkelly owes their boss.		[tried to collect on debt from Emma Frost's friend Troy]		5
Mrs. Killkelly (mentioned)  Talking long into the night, Emma Frost's new boyfriend Troy Killkelly told her about his abusive father and his mother, who left the family when he was 9-years-old, leading to his dad become a drunk.		[mother of Emma Frost's boyfriend Troy; left him at age 9]		1
Mr. Killkelly (mentioned)  Talking long into the night, Emma Frost's new boyfriend Troy Killkelly told her about his abusive father and his mother, who left the family when he was 9-years-old, leading to his dad become a drunk.		[father of Emma Frost's boyfriend Troy; abusive drunk]		1
Jose Pidal (Jose Miguel Arroyo) (mentioned)  Headline of Daily Inquirer newspaper desk clerk reads: "Jose Pidal's Accounts Exposed."		Asian [former First Gentleman of the Philippines]		1

This comic was reprinted from: Emma Frost #7 (Mar. 2004): "Mind Games, Part 1: Hellfire".

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