Mohawk?! Alternate reality or not?

Okay, so this topic is bound to come up, and I for one am AGAINST the Mohawk thing. It just doesn't suit her. Changing outfits? Okay, I can live with that. Changing personality? Depends. Changing hairstyles from nice and long to the horrid Mohawk?! Heck no.

Judging from certain covers I've seen, I think it's an alternate reality. Until they show Storm at the school with a Mohawk, I will stick to that belief.

The mohawk will indeed be making its return, across all the X-Books. See the previews and/or covers for Uncanny X-Force and X-Men, as well as several interviews of Sam Humphries (UXF's new writer) for confirmation and explanation/insights on why it is making a comeback.

NOOOO!!!!!!

Okay, I wanna know the reasons for this. Where can I find it?

Marvel.com: Is the Mohawk going to make a comeback?

Sam Humphries: It's back, across all books. It's a done deal. It's Storm and not only is the Mohawk look awesome, but the first time it came around, it was really a symptom of her emotional state at the time, as she wasn't sure where she fit in in the world. And this is another phase of her life where she's feeling the same way. So I'm really excited for the changes that are coming to Storm and what the Mohawk symbolizes for her. I'm excited.
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and

Comics Alliance: Let's talk about what is easily the most important development in this series: the return of Mohawk Storm. During the Chris Claremont/Paul Smith run on X-Men in the 1980s, the mohawk look for Ororo was a reflection of her personality at the time. She had more of a punk vibe then, but her look here is far more regal. Is bringing the mohawk back now meant to be part of her reaction to recent events in her life (her divorce from Black Panther, the death of Professor X, etc.)?

Kris Anka: I'll let Sam take this one, he was a far more forward advicate to get the mohawk back. I just drew it [laughs].

Sam Humphries: Yes! THE MOHAWK IS BACK! Look, I love the mohawk and I lobbied hard for it, but I wouldn't have done so if it didn't reflect a change in Ororo's inner life. As excited as I am for the mohawk, I'm more excited about what it means for her as a character. I mean, she has been through some rocky times lately, but this is a character, like Psylocke, who is a survivor. As for the how or why, all I can say is...stay tuned.
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and of course in addition to Uncanny X-Force, there's the preview cover for Brian Wood's X-Men:



There are other interviews, but those were the first I'd found. But it's been confirmed that the mohawk is back, and staying for a while yet. She's even got the mohawk over at Ultimates: X-Men, but that's in another universe, so.

[img]http://spikeluver.com/Forum/img/smilies/cry.gif[/im] HE may like the Mohawk, but there was no reason for it. Is marvel gonna give her a mohawk EVERY time she has an emotional breakdown?

Shoot, I get them all the time, but I don't cut my hair every time I feel like I don't belong somewhere. I totally blame Scott for this... or whoever wrote that comic that prevented Storm from going to the school in the first place.

This look though... I actually like: [imgs=http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2012/175/3/c/a_storm_of_fashion_by_crimsonsea -d54ne6n.jpg/imgs]

Sorry for the vex, I really wanted to get my opinion out there.But at least RoLo just might happen.

Beautiful Storm
Just purchased and read Wolverine and X-men #24 and well...yeah