Power Girl of Earth-2
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| − | + | The daughter of [[Kryptonian]] scientist [[Zor-L of Krypton-2|Zor-L]] and his wife [[Allura of Krypton-2|Allura]], Power Girl is in reality [[Kara Zor-L]], the cousin of [[Kal-L of Earth-2|Kal-L]], the [[Superman of Earth-2]] (All-Star Comics No. 58, Jan/Feb 1976: "All-Star Super-Squad"; Showcase No. 97, Feb 1978). After her arrival on Earth, she adopted the secret identity of [[Karen Starr]]. Although she has the same relative power as her [[Earth-1]] counterpart, [[Supergirl]], Power Girl tends to be more aggressive and strong-willed in personality; often being more directly forceful in the face of challenges. | |
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| − | The daughter of [[Kryptonian]] scientist [[Zor-L of Krypton-2|Zor-L]] and his wife [[Allura of Krypton-2|Allura]], Power Girl is | + | |
In 1983, a powerful god-like being named [[Maaldor]] is bored since he has no challenges and therefore seeks amusement. He deems and seeks out the two most powerful beings in the [[Multiverse]]: [[Superman]] and Power Girl. Maaldor tells them that if they don't entertain him, he'll order the deaths of trillions of beings. They agree and then find themselves in a combat arena. They battle him but are unable to defeat him in straight combat, until Superman tricks him into battling and destroying himself, creating a new dimension of madness that Superman and Power Girl seal before returning back to Earth-1 and [[Earth-2]] respectively (DCCP No. 56, Apr 1983: "Death in a Dark Dimension!"). | In 1983, a powerful god-like being named [[Maaldor]] is bored since he has no challenges and therefore seeks amusement. He deems and seeks out the two most powerful beings in the [[Multiverse]]: [[Superman]] and Power Girl. Maaldor tells them that if they don't entertain him, he'll order the deaths of trillions of beings. They agree and then find themselves in a combat arena. They battle him but are unable to defeat him in straight combat, until Superman tricks him into battling and destroying himself, creating a new dimension of madness that Superman and Power Girl seal before returning back to Earth-1 and [[Earth-2]] respectively (DCCP No. 56, Apr 1983: "Death in a Dark Dimension!"). | ||
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*DCCP No. 56, Apr 1983: "Death in a Dark Dimension" | *DCCP No. 56, Apr 1983: "Death in a Dark Dimension" | ||
*DCCP No. 72, Jul 1984: "Madness in a Dark Dimension" (cameo) | *DCCP No. 72, Jul 1984: "Madness in a Dark Dimension" (cameo) | ||
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| + | (''See also'' [[Power Girl (Lois Lane)]]; [[Liandly of Earth-2]]) | ||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
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*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Girl Power Girl's Wikipedia Entry] | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Girl Power Girl's Wikipedia Entry] | ||
*[http://my.execpc.com/~icicle/POWERGIRL.html Power Girl Bio at the JSA Fact File] | *[http://my.execpc.com/~icicle/POWERGIRL.html Power Girl Bio at the JSA Fact File] | ||
| + | *[http://www.dcindexes.com/indexes/indexes.php?character=234 Earth-2 Power Girl Index by Mike] | ||
| + | *[http://alankistler.squarespace.com/journal/2007/12/21/alan-kistlers-history-of-power-girl.html Alan Kistler's History of Power Girl] | ||
| + | *[http://carolastrickland.com/comics/powergirl/index.html Carol A. Strickland's Power Girl Index] | ||
| + | *[http://dccomics.com/dcu/heroes_and_villains/?hv=origin_stories/power_girl&p=1 Power Girl's Origin at dccomics.com] | ||
| + | *[http://www.cosmicteams.com/profiles/powergirl.html Cosmic Teams: Power Girl] | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:18, 1 March 2010
Power Girl
The daughter of Kryptonian scientist Zor-L and his wife Allura, Power Girl is in reality Kara Zor-L, the cousin of Kal-L, the Superman of Earth-2 (All-Star Comics No. 58, Jan/Feb 1976: "All-Star Super-Squad"; Showcase No. 97, Feb 1978). After her arrival on Earth, she adopted the secret identity of Karen Starr. Although she has the same relative power as her Earth-1 counterpart, Supergirl, Power Girl tends to be more aggressive and strong-willed in personality; often being more directly forceful in the face of challenges.
In 1983, a powerful god-like being named Maaldor is bored since he has no challenges and therefore seeks amusement. He deems and seeks out the two most powerful beings in the Multiverse: Superman and Power Girl. Maaldor tells them that if they don't entertain him, he'll order the deaths of trillions of beings. They agree and then find themselves in a combat arena. They battle him but are unable to defeat him in straight combat, until Superman tricks him into battling and destroying himself, creating a new dimension of madness that Superman and Power Girl seal before returning back to Earth-1 and Earth-2 respectively (DCCP No. 56, Apr 1983: "Death in a Dark Dimension!").
Kara is a member of the Justice Society of America and has been an honorary member of the superhero adventure team known as Infinity, Inc. (All-Star Comics No. 58, Jan/Feb 1976: "All-Star Super-Squad"; Infinity, Inc. No. 1, Mar 1984: "Generations"; and others).
[edit] Canonical Appearances of Power Girl
- DCCP No. 56, Apr 1983: "Death in a Dark Dimension"
- DCCP No. 72, Jul 1984: "Madness in a Dark Dimension" (cameo)
(See also Power Girl (Lois Lane); Liandly of Earth-2)
