From Uncanny X-Men Vol. 6 #022, “No Clean Hands”
Art by David Marquez and Matthew Wilson
Written by Gail Simone

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From Uncanny X-Men Vol. 6 #022, “No Clean Hands”
Art by David Marquez and Matthew Wilson
Written by Gail Simone
This really is just an issue of love. You love to see it
Uncanny X-Men (2024) #30
(From the preview of Uncanny X-Men #30)
Going to ask this before Wednesday in case they give an explanation in the issue.
What do we think the deal is with the father of MacKenzie's kids?
Dead
Was abusive (currently in prison/jail)
Was abusive (MacKenzie and the kids are in hiding from him)
Normal divorce (he sees the kids sometimes)
Normal divorce (he wants nothing to do with the kids)
He abandoned them for some reason
Wasn't her ex, but she adopted his kids (Ex. She is the kid's biological aunt)
Some combination of answers (Ex. Divorce and then he died)
Something else (say in tags/comments)
I have been very curious what other people think about this for a while and would love to hear your thoughts
MacKenzie DeNeer doesn't even know her own daughter's name.
Issue 6
Issue 18.
Well, which is it, lady? Is her name Lena like you were screaming when you let her play in the street in what you later described at a town hall meeting as a "busy downtown intersection" or is it Lindy?
From Uncanny X-Men Vol. 6 #031, “The Devil I Know”
Art by Jim Towe, David Baldeón and Matthew Wilson
Written by Gail Simone
From Uncanny X-Men Vol. 6 #030, “Mars Needs Mutants”
Art by Rogê Antônio and Matthew Wilson
Written by Gail Simone
Oh my god they're so sweet!
Uncanny X-Men (2024) #22
From Uncanny X-Men Vol. 6 #018, “Corn Dogs and Carnage”
Art by Luciano Vecchio and Rachelle Rosenberg
Written by Gail Simone