Sofia

  • Real name: Sofia Mantega
  • Alias: Wind Dancer, Sofia Barrett, first name occasionally spelled Sophia
  • Status: Active
  • Approximate age: Unknown
  • Known relatives: None known
  • First appearance: New Mutants volume 2 #1
  • Created by: Nunzio Defilippis, Christina Weir & Keron Grant
  • Number of appearances: 46

Checklist

Chronology:
Note: Issues without story titles have not yet been confirmed.

  1. New Mutants v2 #1
  2. New Mutants v2 #2
  3. New Mutants v2 #3
  4. New Mutants v2 #4
  5. New Mutants v2 #5
  6. New Mutants v2 #6
  7. New Mutants v2 #7
  8. New Mutants v2 #8
  9. New Mutants v2 #9
  10. New Mutants v2 #10
  11. New Mutants v2 #11
  12. New Mutants v2 #12
  13. New Mutants v2 #13
  14. New X-Men #1
  15. New X-Men #2
  16. New X-Men #3
  17. New X-Men #4
  18. New X-Men #5
  19. New X-Men #6
  20. New X-Men #7
  21. New X-Men #8
  22. X-Men #165
  23. New X-Men #9
  24. New X-Men #10
  25. New X-Men #12
  26. New X-Men #13
  27. New X-Men #14
  28. New X-Men #15
  29. New X-Men Yearbook Special
  30. New X-Men #16
  31. New X-Men #17
  32. New X-Men #18
  33. New X-Men #19
  34. House of M #8 “(untitled)”
  35. New X-Men #20
  36. New X-Men #21
  37. New X-Men #22
  38. New Warriors v4 #1 “Defiant”
  39. New Warriors v4 #2 “Defiant Part Two”
  40. New Warriors v4 #3 “Defiant Part Three”
  41. New Warriors v4 #4 “Defiant Part Four”
  42. New Warriors v4 #5 “Defiant Part Five”
  43. New Warriors v4 #6 “Defiant Part Six”
  44. New Warriors v4 #7 “Reunion Part One”
  45. New Warriors v4 #8 “Reunion Part Two”
  46. New Warriors v4 #9 “Thrashed Part One”

10 Responses to “Sofia”

  1. James Hunter Says:
    July 14, 2007 at 12:05 pm

    a list of Full titles of each issue for you Corey (yes, I went through every issue, what can I say, I like Sofia’s character!):

    New Mutants v2 #1 - “The Wind Knows My name”

    New Mutants v2 #2 - untitled (According to uncanny x-men.net, it was supposed to be called “A Place in the World” but the title was lost somewhere in the final production stage of the book)

    New Mutants v2 #3 - untitled (According to uncanny x-men.net, it was supposed to be called “Safe haven” but the title was lost somewhere in the final production stage of the book)

    New Mutants v2 #4 - “Freaks and Geeks”

    New Mutants v2 #5 - “Not One Of Us”

    New Mutants v2 #6 - “(Just Like) Starting Over”

    New Mutants v2 #7 - ” Dear Mum and Dad” (”The Ties That Bind” part 1 of 6)

    New Mutants v2 #8 - “Parent’s Week” (”The Ties That Bind” part 2 of 6)

    New Mutants v2 #9 - “The Ties That Bind” part 3 of 6

    New Mutants v2 #10 - “A Few Small Repairs” (”The Ties That Bind” part 4 of 6)

    New Mutants v2 #11 - “Shy Girls” (”The Ties That Bind” part 5 of 6)

    New Mutants v2 #12 - “One of Us (”The Ties That Bind: Conclusion”

    New Mutants v2 #13 - “The More Things Change…”

    New X-Men: Academy X #1 - “Here Is The House” (”Choosing Sides” part 1 of 6)

    New X-Men: Academy X #2 - “Assembly” (”Choosing Sides” part 2 of 6)

    New X-Men: Academy X #3 - “Grudges” (”Choosing Sides” part 3 of 6)

    New X-Men: Academy X #4 - “Field Day” (”Choosing Sides” part 4 of 6)

    New X-Men: Academy X #5 - “Above The Law” (”Choosing Sides” part 5 of 6)

    New X-Men: Academy X #6 - “Battle Lines” (”Choosing Sides: Conclusion)

    New X-Men: Academy X #7 - “Haunted” part 1 of 3

    New X-Men: Academy X #8 - “Haunted” part 2 of 3

    X-Men #165 - “Hark, How The Bells..!”

    New X-Men: Academy X #9 - “Haunted” -part 3 of 3

    New X-Men: Academy X #10 - “Too Much Information” part 1 of 2

    New X-Men: Academy X #12 - “X-Posed”

    New X-Men: Academy X #13 - “Into The Light”

    New X-Men: Academy X #14 - “Dance Hall Days”

    New X-Men: Academy X #15 - “School’s Out Forever”

    New X-Men Yearbook Special - “Campfire”

    New X-Men: Academy X #16 - “House Divided” part 1 of 4

    New X-Men: Academy X #17 - “House Divided” part 2 of 4

    New X-Men: Academy X #18 - “House Divided” part 3 of 4

    New X-Men: Academy X #19 - “House Divided” part 4 of 4

    House of M #8 “(untitled)”

    New X-Men: Academy X #20 - “Childhood’s End part 1 of 4

    New X-Men: Academy X #21 - “Childhood’s End part 2 of 4

    New X-Men: Academy X #22 - “Childhood’s End” part 3 of 4

    Hope that helps!

  2. Jeremy Schwennen Says:
    August 28, 2007 at 4:06 am

    I believe New-X-Men: Academy X was retitled to just be New X-Men (Volume 2) after House of M (so starting at #20)? Just FYI. I too enjoy that book and its characters- I look forward to a NW/NXM crossover :-)

  3. Jeph! Says:
    August 31, 2007 at 12:40 pm

    He’s right. And I could have sworn that we hashed this all out in the comments weeks ago…

  4. Corey Says:
    August 31, 2007 at 12:42 pm

    There was some discussion on Sofia’s Checklist page as well, I think.

    Since it’s only three issues, I’m probably not going to worry about it. But I may change my mind once I get the issues.

  5. Jeph! Says:
    August 31, 2007 at 8:39 pm

    Technically, it’s not just three issues — it’s every issue. Go read the Checklist discussion again — exactly one of the twenty-two NXM issues Sofia appears in says “Academy X” in the indicia — and that’s the Yearbook. In every single regular issue of the series, the indicia reads ONLY “New X-Men”.

    -Jeph!

  6. James Hunter Says:
    September 1, 2007 at 1:17 am

    Yeah Jeph, We did hash it out over in the checklist discussion, I just forgot to knock of the “Academy X” bit when I copied and pasted from my word document, my mistake.

    Cheers.

    James.

  7. Corey Says:
    September 1, 2007 at 10:22 pm

    Oh that’s right. I guess I inverted it in my head.

    So is it technically New X-Men volume 2?

  8. Jeph! Says:
    September 2, 2007 at 12:07 am

    Gah. Noooo! I hate that “volume 2″ mentality.

    It would only be “New X-Men volume 2″ if there was a title out there called “New X-Men volume 1″. And I really don’t think that the book Grant Morrison wrote qualifies.

    Morrison’s title started its life as “X-Men” with #1, and it’s currently known as “X-Men” with #202. Yes, okay, it was titled “New X-Men” for forty-three issues, but no matter if you categorize it by original title or by current title, either way you’ll come up calling it “X-Men”.

    To me, the only way a title owns a legitimate claim to a volume number is if it launched with a particular title, or ended with a particular title. If it started one way, changed its name for a bit and then changed back to what it started with — well, to me, that doesn’t count.

    I consider the current NXM book to be “New X-Men volume 1 and only”.

    And until the current book gets to issue #114, I think people will know which one you’re talking about if you list an issue number.

    -Jeph!

    (By the way, did you know that the original “Thor” title started *and* ended as “Journey Into Mystery? So, by my logic … yeah. Heh.)

  9. Corey Says:
    September 2, 2007 at 11:38 am

    In general I’m not too worried about what the indicia says since the site is supposed to help people hunt for back-issues. Indicias typically aren’t viewable in the back issue bins.

    But for the sake of your sanity, Jeph, I’ll indulge you on this one.

  10. Jeph! Says:
    September 2, 2007 at 8:00 pm

    Nah, it’s your site. I’m just spewing my usual brand of OCD. :-)

    For the record, though, the current “New X-Men” title DOES drop the “Academy X” logo from the cover after #19. So if nothing else, you probably ought to remove it from those three issues — after all, that’s the one bit of this that’s NOT debatable: there’s no such thing as “New X-Men: Academy X” #20-up.

    -Jeph!

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