X-Men: The Animated Series’ Rogue had a political career as controversial as her mutant character ...Middle East

Fans of X-Men: The Animated Series know Lenore Zann as the distinctively southern-twanged, husky-toned voice of the character Rogue. But behind the brash demeanor of the mutant belle, whom Zann helped propel to the status of fan-favorite icon during the ‘90s, was a more unexpected real-life personality. For more than a decade, Zann was an elected official and member of Canadian parliament, whose outspoken politics matched the no-nonsense confidence of her fictional persona. And as Zann recently revealed, her political stands – much like those of her mutant alter-ego – sometimes put her in very real jeopardy.Speaking at a recent X-Men: TAS cast reunion at at C2E2 2023, Zann told audiences ho

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X-Men: The Animated Series’ Rogue had a political career as controversial as her mutant character ...Middle East

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