Margaret Pye (Prime Earth)

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Magpie, real name Margaret Pye, was a enemy to the Bat-Family and a member of the Suicide Squad.

History

Margaret was arrested during the events of City of Bane by Batman and Catwoman. She was taken to Belle Reve where she joined the Suicide Squad. On her first mission, they were sent to battle rebel fighters. Magpie went first and infiltrated the submarine where the rebels were based. However, Thylacine, hiding in the shadows, attacked and killed her before she could get far.^[1]

Powers and Abilities

Powers

• Claws: Magpie can extend her nails into a set of strong sharp claws.

Abilities

• Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced)^[2]
• Martial Arts
• Seduction
• Thievery

Weaknesses

• Kleptomania
  

Paraphernalia

Weapons

• Firearms
  

Notes

• Magpie was created by John Byrne, first appearing in The Man of Steel #. However, in the Prime Earth continuity Magpie first appeared as part of the New 52 DC Universe in Batman Eternal #15 by Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, and Dustin Nguyen.

Related

• 18 Appearances of Margaret Pye (Prime Earth)
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• Character Gallery: Margaret Pye (Prime Earth)

Footnotes

1. ↑ Suicide Squad (Volume 6) #1
2. ↑ Batgirl (Volume 5) #8

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