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| HistoryText = ''Delilah "Dee" Tyler'' is the second '''[[Phantom Lady]]''', a super-hero trained by the original [[Sandra Knight (New Earth)|Sandra Knight]]. She fights crime using martial arts and technology that allows her control over the light spectrum. In addition to a solo career she was a member of the [[Freedom Fighters]] led by [[Uncle Sam (New Earth)|Uncle Sam]].
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| Overview = ''Delilah "Dee" Tyler'' is the second '''[[Phantom Lady]]''', a super-hero trained by the original [[Sandra Knight (New Earth)|Sandra Knight]]. She fights crime using martial arts and technology that allows her control over the light spectrum. In addition to a solo career she was a member of the [[Freedom Fighters]] led by [[Uncle Sam (New Earth)|Uncle Sam]].
   
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===Origins===
  
===Origins===
 
Dee Tyler was the daughter of politician [[Albert Tyler (New Earth)|Albert Tyler]] and teacher [[Diana Tyler (New Earth)|Diana Tyler]], although her mother passed away at an early age. Graduating from college at [[Université Notre Dame des Ombres|Our Lady of the Shadows]] special academy in [[France]], she was trained in combat and mentored by [[Sandra Knight (New Earth)|Sandra Knight]] in the covert arts. Returning to her home in [[Washington, D.C.]] she discovered that her father was being blackmailed by a man named [[Edwin Guerrehart (New Earth)|Edwin Guerrehart]] and decided to take matters into her own hands.<ref>''[[Action Comics Vol 1 636|Action Comics Weekly #636]]''</ref> Using a costume designed to distract attention and gadgets supplied by her roommate [[Sarah Moss (New Earth)|Sarah Moss]], she began beating up thugs and pumping the underworld for information.<ref>''[[Action Comics Vol 1 637|Action Comics Weekly #637]]''</ref> Her first high-profile battle happened when the Vice President and Speaker of the House were kidnapped by high-tech thugs working for the organization she was tracking down, the [[Thousand Eyes]].<ref>''[[Action Comics Vol 1 638|Action Comics Weekly #638]]''</ref> Next she used stealth to lead a stealth assault on Guerrehart's mansion with her college friend [[Marie Saloppe (New Earth)|Marie Saloppe]] and her father's aide [[Roger Richter (New Earth)|Roger Richter]], recovering the mysterious incriminating files.<ref>''[[Action Comics Vol 1 639|Action Comics Weekly #639]]''</ref> Then she struck at the man directly as a warning, permanently blinding his face with a laser when he tried to shoot her.<ref>''[[Action Comics Vol 1 640|Action Comics Weekly #640]]''</ref> Dee discovered the blackmail had been evidence suggesting her father was a member of the [[Ku Klux Klan]] in his youth. They spoke and he explained that it had been his brother [[Beau Tyler (New Earth)|Beau Tyler]] who helped lynch a man and then used photos to make sure he would never talk about it. Beau had then gone on to become a professional criminal and was the leader of the [[Thousand Eyes]]. Albert resigned despite his innocence because he was tired of living in fear. Guerrehart swore that he would have his revenge.<ref>''[[Action Comics Vol 1 641|Action Comics Weekly #641]]''</ref>
 
Dee Tyler was the daughter of politician [[Albert Tyler (New Earth)|Albert Tyler]] and teacher [[Diana Tyler (New Earth)|Diana Tyler]], although her mother passed away at an early age. Graduating from college at [[Université Notre Dame des Ombres|Our Lady of the Shadows]] special academy in [[France]], she was trained in combat and mentored by [[Sandra Knight (New Earth)|Sandra Knight]] in the covert arts. Returning to her home in [[Washington, D.C.]] she discovered that her father was being blackmailed by a man named [[Edwin Guerrehart (New Earth)|Edwin Guerrehart]] and decided to take matters into her own hands.<ref>''[[Action Comics Vol 1 636|Action Comics Weekly #636]]''</ref> Using a costume designed to distract attention and gadgets supplied by her roommate [[Sarah Moss (New Earth)|Sarah Moss]], she began beating up thugs and pumping the underworld for information.<ref>''[[Action Comics Vol 1 637|Action Comics Weekly #637]]''</ref> Her first high-profile battle happened when the Vice President and Speaker of the House were kidnapped by high-tech thugs working for the organization she was tracking down, the [[Thousand Eyes]].<ref>''[[Action Comics Vol 1 638|Action Comics Weekly #638]]''</ref> Next she used stealth to lead a stealth assault on Guerrehart's mansion with her college friend [[Marie Saloppe (New Earth)|Marie Saloppe]] and her father's aide [[Roger Richter (New Earth)|Roger Richter]], recovering the mysterious incriminating files.<ref>''[[Action Comics Vol 1 639|Action Comics Weekly #639]]''</ref> Then she struck at the man directly as a warning, permanently blinding his face with a laser when he tried to shoot her.<ref>''[[Action Comics Vol 1 640|Action Comics Weekly #640]]''</ref> Dee discovered the blackmail had been evidence suggesting her father was a member of the [[Ku Klux Klan]] in his youth. They spoke and he explained that it had been his brother [[Beau Tyler (New Earth)|Beau Tyler]] who helped lynch a man and then used photos to make sure he would never talk about it. Beau had then gone on to become a professional criminal and was the leader of the [[Thousand Eyes]]. Albert resigned despite his innocence because he was tired of living in fear. Guerrehart swore that he would have his revenge.<ref>''[[Action Comics Vol 1 641|Action Comics Weekly #641]]''</ref>
   
 
===Solo career===
  
===Solo career===
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She was hired to protect a defecting Russian scientist as he toured North Africa looking for new ways to poison food, his specialty. Although they were targeted for assassination by [[Merlyn]] and [[Syonide]], she was able to defeat the villains, with the help of the [[Wally West|Flash]].<ref>''[[Flash Vol 2 29|Flash (Volume 2) #29]]''</ref> Dee was also present when the [[Doom Patrol (New Earth)|Doom Patrol]] fought the [[Brotherhood of Dada]] inside the [[Painting that ate Paris]].<ref>''[[Doom Patrol Vol 2 29|Doom Patrol (Volume 2) #29]]''</ref> Her involvement with the Thousand Eyes led her into a fight with the second [[Luna Nurblin (New Earth)|Colonel Computron]], teaming up with [[William Payton (New Earth)|Starman]] and [[Karen Lou Faulkner (New Earth)|Rampage]].<ref>''[[Starman Vol 1 36|Starman (Volume 1) #36]]-[[Starman Vol 1 37|37]]''</ref> On the side she began doing some modeling. One of her shoots was interrupted during [[War of the Gods]] by [[Achilles (New Earth)|Achilles]], who believed her to be Helen of Troy and fought Starman for her honor. [[Zeus (New Earth)|Zeus]] and [[Hera (New Earth)|Hera]] took sides each claiming their own champion, super-charging the battle with cosmic energy.<ref>''[[Starman Vol 1 38|Starman (Volume 1) #38]]''</ref> Rampage in her civilian identity helped Dee train at [[S.T.A.R. Labs]], and the two became friends and went shopping together. After helping Starman fight the inflatable assassin [[Plasmax (New Earth)|Plasmax]], she gave him a kiss goodbye and went home to help her dad with his campaigns.<ref>''[[Starman Vol 1 39|Starman (Volume 1) #39]]''</ref> At the opening of [[Guy Gardner (New Earth)|Guy Gardner]]'s [[Warriors Bar]], she flirted with [[Desmond Carr (New Earth)|Tiger Man]].<ref>{{c|Guy Gardner: Warrior #29}}</ref> She appeared again at Gardner's [[Christmas]] party.<ref>{{c|Guy Gardner: Warrior #39}}</ref> Eventually she moved to [[Opal City]].<ref>''[[Starman Vol 2 56|Starman (Volume 2) #56]]''</ref>
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She was hired to protect a defecting Russian scientist as he toured North Africa looking for new ways to poison food, his specialty. Although they were targeted for assassination by [[Merlyn]] and [[Syonide]], she was able to defeat the villains, with the help of the [[Wally West|Flash]].<ref>''[[The Flash Vol 2 29|The Flash (Volume 2) #29]]''</ref> Dee was also present when the [[Doom Patrol (New Earth)|Doom Patrol]] fought the [[Brotherhood of Dada]] inside the [[Painting that ate Paris]].<ref>''[[Doom Patrol Vol 2 29|Doom Patrol (Volume 2) #29]]''</ref> Her involvement with the Thousand Eyes led her into a fight with the second [[Luna Nurblin (New Earth)|Colonel Computron]], teaming up with [[William Payton (New Earth)|Starman]] and [[Karen Lou Faulkner (New Earth)|Rampage]].<ref>''[[Starman Vol 1 36|Starman (Volume 1) #36]]-[[Starman Vol 1 37|37]]''</ref> On the side she began doing some modeling. One of her shoots was interrupted during [[War of the Gods]] by [[Achilles (New Earth)|Achilles]], who believed her to be Helen of Troy and fought Starman for her honor. [[Zeus (New Earth)|Zeus]] and [[Hera (New Earth)|Hera]] took sides each claiming their own champion, super-charging the battle with cosmic energy.<ref>''[[Starman Vol 1 38|Starman (Volume 1) #38]]''</ref> Rampage in her civilian identity helped Dee train at [[S.T.A.R. Labs]], and the two became friends and went shopping together. After helping Starman fight the inflatable assassin [[Plasmax (New Earth)|Plasmax]], she gave him a kiss goodbye and went home to help her dad with his campaigns.<ref>''[[Starman Vol 1 39|Starman (Volume 1) #39]]''</ref> At the opening of [[Guy Gardner (New Earth)|Guy Gardner]]'s [[Warriors Bar]], she flirted with [[Desmond Carr (New Earth)|Tiger Man]].<ref>{{c|Guy Gardner: Warrior #29}}</ref> She appeared again at Gardner's [[Christmas]] party.<ref>{{c|Guy Gardner: Warrior #39}}</ref> Eventually she moved to [[Opal City]].<ref>''[[Starman Vol 2 56|Starman (Volume 2) #56]]''</ref>
   
 
===Freedom Fighters===
  
===Freedom Fighters===
 
[[Earth]] was threatened by the nigh-omnipotent galactic devourer [[Imperiex-Prime (New Earth)|Imperiex]] during [[Our Worlds at War]]. President [[Alexander Luthor (New Earth)|Lex Luthor]] enlisted a large number of super-heroes into the military, and the [[Justice Society of America]] was sent on a suicide mission to destroy the war machines on [[Daxam]]. Phantom Lady was part of a splinter group that would develop into the new [[Freedom Fighters (New Earth)|Freedom Fighters]] led by [[Uncle Sam (New Earth)|Uncle Sam]], and they completed their mission without a single casualty.<ref>{{c|JSA: Our Worlds at War #1}}</ref>
  
[[Earth]] was threatened by the nigh-omnipotent galactic devourer [[Imperiex-Prime (New Earth)|Imperiex]] during [[Our Worlds at War]]. President [[Alexander Luthor (New Earth)|Lex Luthor]] enlisted a large number of super-heroes into the military, and the [[Justice Society of America]] was sent on a suicide mission to destroy the war machines on [[Daxam]]. Phantom Lady was part of a splinter group that would develop into the new [[Freedom Fighters (New Earth)|Freedom Fighters]] led by [[Uncle Sam (New Earth)|Uncle Sam]], and they completed their mission without a single casualty.<ref>{{c|JSA: Our Worlds at War #1}}</ref>
   
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She was later seen during a massive brawl between [[Wonder Woman (Diana Prince)|Wonder Woman]] and [[Circe (New Earth)|Circe]], each leading an army of female super-heroes and super-villains. Phantom Lady was almost killed by [[Elaine Marsh-Morton (New Earth)|Lady Vic]], although she was rescued by [[Soseh Mykros (New Earth)|Nemesis]].<ref>''[[Wonder Woman Vol 2 175|Wonder Woman (Volume 2) #175]]''</ref> ''[[JSA: Princes of Darkness|Princes of Darkness]]'' saw the Freedom Fighters alongside the [[Justice Society of America|Justice Society]] again while the world was being ravaged by [[Eclipso (New Earth)|Eclipso]], [[Mordru (New Earth)|Mordru]] and [[Todd Rice (New Earth)|Obsidian]]. Dee used her invisibility to steal Eclipso's [[Heart of Darkness|Black Diamond]] and give it to [[Alexander Montez (New Earth)|Alex Montez]], making him the new Eclipso.<ref>{{c|JSA #49}}</ref> This enabled them to save [[New York City]] from destruction.<ref>{{c|JSA #50}}</ref>
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She was later seen during a massive brawl between [[Diana of Themyscira (New Earth)|Wonder Woman]] and [[Circe (New Earth)|Circe]], each leading an army of female super-heroes and super-villains. Phantom Lady was almost killed by [[Elaine Marsh-Morton (New Earth)|Lady Vic]], although she was rescued by [[Soseh Mykros (New Earth)|Nemesis]].<ref>''[[Wonder Woman Vol 2 175|Wonder Woman (Volume 2) #175]]''</ref> ''[[JSA: Princes of Darkness|Princes of Darkness]]'' saw the Freedom Fighters alongside the [[Justice Society of America|Justice Society]] again while the world was being ravaged by [[Eclipso (New Earth)|Eclipso]], [[Mordru (New Earth)|Mordru]] and [[Todd Rice (New Earth)|Obsidian]]. Dee used her invisibility to steal Eclipso's [[Heart of Darkness|Black Diamond]] and give it to [[Alexander Montez (New Earth)|Alex Montez]], making him the new Eclipso.<ref>{{c|JSA #49}}</ref> This enabled them to save [[New York City]] from destruction.<ref>{{c|JSA #50}}</ref>
   
 
===Death===
  
===Death===
 
[[File:Death of Phantom Lady 01.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Murdered by [[Slade Wilson (New Earth)|Deathstroke]]]]
 
[[File:Death of Phantom Lady 01.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Murdered by [[Slade Wilson (New Earth)|Deathstroke]]]]
 
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{{seealso|Infinite Crisis}}
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During the [[OMAC Project]] the Freedom Fighters were part of a large last stand of heroes led by [[Wonder Woman (Diana Prince)|Wonder Woman]] fighting against the [[Omni Mind and Community|O.M.A.C.]] threat.<ref>{{c|OMAC Project #6}}</ref> The beginning of [[Infinite Crisis]] saw them investigating a warehouse outside of [[Metropolis]] for leads in an ongoing conspiracy investigation. They were ambushed by the [[Secret Society of Super-Villains III|Secret Society of Super-Villains]] on a mission to capture the [[Raymond Terrill (New Earth)|Ray]]. [[Ryan Kendall (New Earth)|Black Condor]] was murdered by [[Thaal Sinestro (New Earth)|Sinestro]] and [[Roy Lincoln (New Earth)|Human Bomb]] was pounded to death by [[Bizarro (New Earth)|Bizarro]]. [[Barbara Ann Minerva (New Earth)|Cheetah]] smelled Phantom Lady through her invisibility and [[Slade Wilson (New Earth)|Deathstroke]] stabbed her through the chest with his [[Deathstroke's Energy Lance|power lance]]. Her last words were asking him why, and he responded that it was just business.<ref>{{c|Infinite Crisis #1}}</ref> [[Perry White (New Earth)|Perry White]] later told [[Lois Lane (New Earth)|Lois Lane]] at the [[Daily Planet]] that their corpses had been found strung up on the [[Washington Monument]]. This was intended to send a message. [[Uncle Sam (New Earth)|Uncle Sam]] was also revealed to have gone missing.<ref>{{c|Infinite Crisis #2}}</ref>
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During the [[OMAC Project]] the Freedom Fighters were part of a large last stand of heroes led by [[Diana of Themyscira (New Earth)|Wonder Woman]] fighting against the [[Omni Mind and Community|O.M.A.C.]] threat.<ref>{{c|OMAC Project #6}}</ref> The beginning of [[Infinite Crisis]] saw them investigating a warehouse outside of [[Metropolis]] for leads in an ongoing conspiracy investigation. They were ambushed by the [[Secret Society of Super-Villains III|Secret Society of Super-Villains]] on a mission to capture the [[Raymond Terrill (New Earth)|Ray]]. [[Ryan Kendall (New Earth)|Black Condor]] was murdered by [[Thaal Sinestro (New Earth)|Sinestro]] and [[Roy Lincoln (New Earth)|Human Bomb]] was pounded to death by [[Bizarro (New Earth)|Bizarro]]. [[Barbara Ann Minerva (New Earth)|Cheetah]] smelled Phantom Lady through her invisibility and [[Slade Wilson (New Earth)|Deathstroke]] stabbed her through the chest with his [[Deathstroke's Energy Lance|power lance]]. Her last words were asking him why, and he responded that it was just business.<ref>{{c|Infinite Crisis #1}}</ref> [[Perry White (New Earth)|Perry White]] later told [[Lois Lane (New Earth)|Lois Lane]] at the [[Daily Planet]] that their corpses had been found strung up on the [[Washington Monument]]. This was intended to send a message. [[Uncle Sam (New Earth)|Uncle Sam]] was also revealed to have gone missing.<ref>{{c|Infinite Crisis #2}}</ref>
   
 
Her successor was [[Stormy Knight]], a brilliant scientist and celebrity debutante actress. Stormy was originally a member of the government organization [[S.H.A.D.E.]] led by [[Father Time (New Earth)|Father Time]] and first appeared during the [[Battle for Bludhaven]].<ref>{{c|Battle for Blüdhaven #2}}</ref>
  
Her successor was [[Stormy Knight]], a brilliant scientist and celebrity debutante actress. Stormy was originally a member of the government organization [[S.H.A.D.E.]] led by [[Father Time (New Earth)|Father Time]] and first appeared during the [[Battle for Bludhaven]].<ref>{{c|Battle for Blüdhaven #2}}</ref>
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Quote1 Hurts like hell, doesn't it? You probably want me to call you an ambulance. Okay... you're an ambulance. Quote2
— Phantom Lady src

Delilah "Dee" Tyler is the second Phantom Lady, a super-hero trained by the original Sandra Knight. She fights crime using martial arts and technology that allows her control over the light spectrum. In addition to a solo career she was a member of the Freedom Fighters led by Uncle Sam.

Origins

Dee Tyler was the daughter of politician Albert Tyler and teacher Diana Tyler, although her mother passed away at an early age. Graduating from college at Our Lady of the Shadows special academy in France, she was trained in combat and mentored by Sandra Knight in the covert arts. Returning to her home in Washington, D.C. she discovered that her father was being blackmailed by a man named Edwin Guerrehart and decided to take matters into her own hands.[1] Using a costume designed to distract attention and gadgets supplied by her roommate Sarah Moss, she began beating up thugs and pumping the underworld for information.[2] Her first high-profile battle happened when the Vice President and Speaker of the House were kidnapped by high-tech thugs working for the organization she was tracking down, the Thousand Eyes.[3] Next she used stealth to lead a stealth assault on Guerrehart's mansion with her college friend Marie Saloppe and her father's aide Roger Richter, recovering the mysterious incriminating files.[4] Then she struck at the man directly as a warning, permanently blinding his face with a laser when he tried to shoot her.[5] Dee discovered the blackmail had been evidence suggesting her father was a member of the Ku Klux Klan in his youth. They spoke and he explained that it had been his brother Beau Tyler who helped lynch a man and then used photos to make sure he would never talk about it. Beau had then gone on to become a professional criminal and was the leader of the Thousand Eyes. Albert resigned despite his innocence because he was tired of living in fear. Guerrehart swore that he would have his revenge.[6]

Solo career

She was hired to protect a defecting Russian scientist as he toured North Africa looking for new ways to poison food, his specialty. Although they were targeted for assassination by Merlyn and Syonide, she was able to defeat the villains, with the help of the Flash.[7] Dee was also present when the Doom Patrol fought the Brotherhood of Dada inside the Painting that ate Paris.[8] Her involvement with the Thousand Eyes led her into a fight with the second Colonel Computron, teaming up with Starman and Rampage.[9] On the side she began doing some modeling. One of her shoots was interrupted during War of the Gods by Achilles, who believed her to be Helen of Troy and fought Starman for her honor. Zeus and Hera took sides each claiming their own champion, super-charging the battle with cosmic energy.[10] Rampage in her civilian identity helped Dee train at S.T.A.R. Labs, and the two became friends and went shopping together. After helping Starman fight the inflatable assassin Plasmax, she gave him a kiss goodbye and went home to help her dad with his campaigns.[11] At the opening of Guy Gardner's Warriors Bar, she flirted with Tiger Man.[12] She appeared again at Gardner's Christmas party.[13] Eventually she moved to Opal City.[14]

Freedom Fighters

Earth was threatened by the nigh-omnipotent galactic devourer Imperiex during Our Worlds at War. President Lex Luthor enlisted a large number of super-heroes into the military, and the Justice Society of America was sent on a suicide mission to destroy the war machines on Daxam. Phantom Lady was part of a splinter group that would develop into the new Freedom Fighters led by Uncle Sam, and they completed their mission without a single casualty.[15]

She was later seen during a massive brawl between Wonder Woman and Circe, each leading an army of female super-heroes and super-villains. Phantom Lady was almost killed by Lady Vic, although she was rescued by Nemesis.[16] Princes of Darkness saw the Freedom Fighters alongside the Justice Society again while the world was being ravaged by Eclipso, Mordru and Obsidian. Dee used her invisibility to steal Eclipso's Black Diamond and give it to Alex Montez, making him the new Eclipso.[17] This enabled them to save New York City from destruction.[18]

Death

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Murdered by Deathstroke

See also: Infinite Crisis

During the OMAC Project the Freedom Fighters were part of a large last stand of heroes led by Wonder Woman fighting against the O.M.A.C. threat.[19] The beginning of Infinite Crisis saw them investigating a warehouse outside of Metropolis for leads in an ongoing conspiracy investigation. They were ambushed by the Secret Society of Super-Villains on a mission to capture the Ray. Black Condor was murdered by Sinestro and Human Bomb was pounded to death by Bizarro. Cheetah smelled Phantom Lady through her invisibility and Deathstroke stabbed her through the chest with his power lance. Her last words were asking him why, and he responded that it was just business.[20] Perry White later told Lois Lane at the Daily Planet that their corpses had been found strung up on the Washington Monument. This was intended to send a message. Uncle Sam was also revealed to have gone missing.[21]

Her successor was Stormy Knight, a brilliant scientist and celebrity debutante actress. Stormy was originally a member of the government organization S.H.A.D.E. led by Father Time and first appeared during the Battle for Bludhaven.[22]

Blackest Night

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Black Lantern Corps

 Main article: Blackest Night

Blackest Night saw many former heroes and villains resurrected as zombies by power rings controlled by the entity Nekron, forming the Black Lantern Corps. Dee Tyler was one of many brought back from the dead.[23] In New York City the Justice Society of America fought against many of its deceased members, and she was part of that battle. Damage smacked her down repeatedly.[24] This event ended when the power of the Entity resurrected Black Hand and severed Nekron's connection to the mortal realm, reverting the zombies back to their natural uncorrupted form and laying the dead to rest again.[25]


Abilities

  • Savate: Phantom Lady is highly trained in French kick-boxing.

Equipment


  • Phantom Lady was originally designed as a character that could support an ongoing feature or series when she debuted in Action Comics Weekly. This never caught on and she ended up making mostly guest appearances and cameos in other titles throughout her career. This is why many plot elements from her origin story, including characters such as Albert Tyler, Beau Tyler, Edwin Guerrehart, Marie Saloppe, Roger Richter, Sarah Moss and the Thousand Eyes were never expanded upon.
  • Phantom Lady once did a mission for Oracle and the Birds of Prey, auditioning for a position on the team. Her hesitation against a group of children bred as deadly killers almost cost her life, although she was rescued by Black Canary.[26]

Related

External Links

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Action Comics Weekly #636
  2. ↑ Action Comics Weekly #637
  3. ↑ Action Comics Weekly #638
  4. ↑ Action Comics Weekly #639
  5. ↑ Action Comics Weekly #640
  6. ↑ Action Comics Weekly #641
  7. ↑ The Flash (Volume 2) #29
  8. ↑ Doom Patrol (Volume 2) #29
  9. ↑ Starman (Volume 1) #36-37
  10. ↑ Starman (Volume 1) #38
  11. ↑ Starman (Volume 1) #39
  12. ↑ Guy Gardner: Warrior #29
  13. ↑ Guy Gardner: Warrior #39
  14. ↑ Starman (Volume 2) #56
  15. ↑ JSA: Our Worlds at War #1
  16. ↑ Wonder Woman (Volume 2) #175
  17. ↑ JSA #49
  18. ↑ JSA #50
  19. ↑ OMAC Project #6
  20. ↑ Infinite Crisis #1
  21. ↑ Infinite Crisis #2
  22. ↑ Battle for Blüdhaven #2
  23. ↑ Blackest Night #2
  24. ↑ Blackest Night #4
  25. ↑ Blackest Night #8
  26. ↑ Birds of Prey #110


Membership Alias the Spider • Black Condor • Blackhawks • Damage • Doll Girl • Doll Man • Firebrand • Hourman • Human Bomb • Invisible Hood • Iron Munro • Jester • Jesse Owens • Magno • Manhunter • Midnight • Miss America • Neon the Unknown • Phantom Lady • Plastic Man • Quicksilver • The Ray • Red Bee • Red Torpedo • Uncle Sam
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Locations Earth 10 • Earth-10 • Earth-X • The Heartland
Creators Len Wein • Dick Dillin • Roy Thomas • Justin Gray • Jimmy Palmiotti
Comics Freedom Fighters (Volume 1) • Freedom Fighters (Volume 2) • Freedom Fighters (Volume 3) • Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters (Volume 1) • Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters (Volume 2) • Convergence: Plastic Man and the Freedom Fighters (Volume 1)
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