Princess Jena
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| − | The beautiful blond daughter of the king and queen of [[Adoria]], a "distant planet" inhabited by strong [[Amazons|Amazon]] women and timid diminutive men, who, in July 1960, lures [[Superman]] into a [[kryptonite]] trap, kidnaps him to Adoria, and blackmails him into marriage by threatening to obliterate Earth with an awesome "destructo-ray" if he refuses. Princess Jena has the marriage annulled soon afterward, however, after Superman, through a ruse, has persuaded her that he is an "uncouth boor" unfit to be married to an Adorian princess (Act No. 266: "The Captive of the Amazons"). (TGSB) | + | [[Image:Jena.jpg|thumb|left|Superman and Jena. Art by Wayne Boring and Stan Kaye, 1960.]] |
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| + | The beautiful blond daughter of the king and queen of [[Adoria]], a "distant planet" inhabited by strong [[Amazons|Amazon]] women and timid diminutive men, who, in July 1960, lures [[Superman]] into a [[kryptonite]] trap, kidnaps him to Adoria, and blackmails him into marriage by threatening to obliterate Earth with an awesome "destructo-ray" if he refuses. Princess Jena has the marriage annulled soon afterward, however, after Superman, through a ruse, has persuaded her that he is an "uncouth boor" unfit to be married to an Adorian princess (Act No. 266/1: "The Captive of the Amazons"). (TGSB) | ||
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Princess Jena
The beautiful blond daughter of the king and queen of Adoria, a "distant planet" inhabited by strong Amazon women and timid diminutive men, who, in July 1960, lures Superman into a kryptonite trap, kidnaps him to Adoria, and blackmails him into marriage by threatening to obliterate Earth with an awesome "destructo-ray" if he refuses. Princess Jena has the marriage annulled soon afterward, however, after Superman, through a ruse, has persuaded her that he is an "uncouth boor" unfit to be married to an Adorian princess (Act No. 266/1: "The Captive of the Amazons"). (TGSB)
