I think its supposed to be white and black mixed which makes it look gray at times.

I just figured it was black with bright light reflecting off it.  I also ignore anything done by Greg Land on Uncanny X-Men ;)

Marvel says it's black with silver streaks.

He is constantly dieing it
 
::It's a gay thing::

@Son_of_Magnus said:

"He is constantly dieing it  ::It's a gay thing:: "

" He is constantly dieing it  ::It's a gay thing:: "

" @Son_of_Magnus said:

" He is constantly dieing it  ::It's a gay thing:: "

Dude that's bogus to say... "

" @xxCellPhoneGirlxx said:

" @Son_of_Magnus said:

" He is constantly dieing it  ::It's a gay thing:: "

Dude that's bogus to say... "

Tis a joke calmeth down "

" @Son_of_Magnus said:

" @xxCellPhoneGirlxx said:

" @Son_of_Magnus said:

" He is constantly dieing it  ::It's a gay thing:: "

Dude that's bogus to say... "

Tis a joke calmeth down "

Not a funny one >.> "

" Marvel says it's black with silver streaks. "

The only art that matters in regard to Northstar are the original Alpha Flight John Byrne comics. He and his sister Aurora have black hair. The white is simply artistic license, a way to show highlighting. It compliments their costumes. If you notice in Alpha Flight vol. 1 the original series, they only seem to have these white highlights when in their black and white costumes. When in street clothes, the traditional blue that most are familiar with is used to show highlights in their black hair. Furthermore, in the Official Handbook to the Marvel Universe both Jeanne-Marie and Jean-Paul are listed as having black hair.
As to it being a "gay thing," no self-respecting gay man goes gray, unless you're Anderson Cooper.

They only ever stated black with silver streaks. It's either natural or dyed, doesn't really matter to me.

" He is constantly dieing it  ::It's a gay thing:: "