Wanda Magnus (Earth-58163)

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Wanda Magnus was first daughter of King Erik Magnus and the sister of Prince Pietro, the heir to the House of M. The speedster was extremely protective of his sister, and during her rare public appearances he was never away from her side. A non-mutant, Wanda was rarely seen in public. She was, however, constant fodder for the tabloid press, a situation which irked Magnus to no end.^[1]

Wanda had children but, outside of the royal family, it was unknown who the father was. Some believed one possible father could be popular television star Simon Williams, known as Wonder Man, but that was merely speculation. Many believed it was because of his daughter's human genes that Magneto had been so merciful to the lesser race that had once attempted to enslave his people.^[1][2]

During the events of House of M, Wanda doesn't appear in public much, but she appears at the party honoring the House of Magnus. When the heroes attack the House of M, Princess Lorna and Pietro find Wanda disintegrated, and Quicksilver thinks the attackers are behind it. Dr. Strange later finds the real Wanda with her children, and begins questioning her. During the confrontation, Hawkeye shows up and shoots Wanda with an arrow; the arrow disintegrates, and Wanda's sons render Hawkeye non-existent. After explaining how their world came to be, she see's the battlefield, and finds her brother dead at the hands of King Magnus. Horrified at what their kind has done, Wanda utters the words "No More Mutants", and in an instant flash, the House of M world disappears.^[3]

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