Circe
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She was responsible also for changing [[Biron]] the centaur into a horse and later gave him super-powers as [[Comet]] the Super-Horse (S No. 176/1, Apr 1965: "The Revenge of the Super-Pets!"). | She was responsible also for changing [[Biron]] the centaur into a horse and later gave him super-powers as [[Comet]] the Super-Horse (S No. 176/1, Apr 1965: "The Revenge of the Super-Pets!"). | ||
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| − | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circe Wikipedia | + | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circe Wikipedia Entry on Circe] |
| + | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circe_%28comics%29 Wikipedia Entry on DC Comics' Incarnations of Circe] | ||
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Revision as of 06:19, 11 November 2006
According to Action Comics No. 243, the legendary enchantress Circe was herself a native of the planet Krypton (Aug 1958: “The Lady and the Lionâ€). She gave Superman an evolution serum, transforming him partially into a lion (Act No. 243, Aug. 1958: "The Lady and the Lion").
In November 1963, with the aid of Proty II, Saturn Woman poses as the enchantress Circe as part of Superman’s plan to defeat the Superman Revenge Squad (S No. 165/1: pts. I-II—â€Beauty and the Super-Beast!â€; “Circe’s Super-Slaveâ€).
She was responsible also for changing Biron the centaur into a horse and later gave him super-powers as Comet the Super-Horse (S No. 176/1, Apr 1965: "The Revenge of the Super-Pets!").
