of an unknown race exterminated by the Shi'ar Emperor D'Ken. Marvel Girl: Rachel Summers, former member of the X-Men and Excalibur; telepath/telekinetic, has been a host for the Phoenix Force. Lilandra Neramani: Former Empress of the Shi'ar Empire. Killed by Darkhawk (who was controlled by Razor) in War of Kings. Polaris: Lorna Dane, the lime-haired former X-Men member with the mutant power of magnetism. Professor X: Founder of the X-Men; telepath. Briefly a member after the events of Uncanny X-Men #200. Sikorsky: Insect-like robot, expert-physician. Tolo Hawk: Former cadet in the Union Defense Corps. Waldo: The artificial intelligence of the Starjammers' ship, destroyed beyond repair. Other versions Age of Apocalypse In this reality, the formation of the Starjammers is essentially the same as in the main reality. They consisted of slaves that broke free during the reign of Emperor D'Ken. They included Earthman Christopher Summers, Ch'od, Hepzibah, and Raza Longknife. Early on in their time together, Chris was infected with a Brood embryo and would return to Earth leaving the Starjammers without a leader; however, the circumstances behind this would be unrevealed. The Starjammers would eventually find someone who could lead them in the form of Deathbird, the former ruler of the Shi'ar Empire, who had been removed from the throne by her evil brother D'Ken. When the X-Ternals arrived in the Shi'ar galaxy, they were saved by the Starjammers from the crystallization wave caused by the destabilized M'Kraan Crystal. The group took the X-Ternals to the planet where the Crystal was kept so that they could collect a shard of it to save the universe. Only Deathbird would accompany the X-Ternals to the planets surface where their mission would be a success. It would also see D'Ken left in a paralyzed state, trapped within the crystal. Mutant X In this reality, the Starjammers consist of Cyclops, Binary, Lockheed, Nova, and Silver Surfer. In other media Television The Starjammers appeared in the X-Men episode "The Phoenix Saga" as well as the episode "Orphan's End". Collected editions References External links Starjammers at the Marvel Universe Starjammers at UncannyXmen.net Marvel Comics extraterrestrial superheroes Space opera Space pirates X-Men titles Comics characters introduced in 1977