Imra Ardeen (SW6)

Imra Ardeen, known by the superhero alias Saturn Girl, is a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 30th Century. Her homeworld is Titan and her power is telepathy.

This version of Imra Ardeen is one of the Batch SW6 Legionnaires, a younger version of the Legion's existing adult Imra Ardeen introduced during the "Five Years Later" era. Batch SW6 were originally believed to be clones created by the Dominators, but later revealed as time-paradox duplicates engineered by the Time Trapper. The events of Zero Hour erased them and their adult counterparts, replacing them with the Reboot Legion.

History

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Powers and Abilities

Powers

Titanian Physiology
- Telepathy

Paraphernalia

Equipment

Legion Flight Ring

Notes

The character Saturn Girl was originally created by Otto Binder and Al Plastino, first appearing in Adventure Comics #247 (1958). The Batch SW6 version was created by Keith Giffen, Tom Bierbaum, and Mary Bierbaum, first appearing in Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #24 (1991).
It is unclear exactly when Batch SW6 were taken out of their own time. The group includes a version of Triplicate Girl who hasn't lost a body to Computo and become Duo Damsel yet.^[1] The presence of Ferro Lad suggests it was during his brief tenure, although he joined after the Computo incident.^[2]

External Links

Batch SW6 at Wikipedia.org

Footnotes

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Imra Ardeen (SW6)

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