| Alias |
 
 |
|
Troia
Avatar
Dark
Angel
Darkstar
Wonder Girl II
|
| Nick
Name |
| | |
| Civilian
ID |
| Donna Hinckley Stacey Troy |
| Occupation |
|
Adventurer
Fashion
Photographer
|
| Legal
Status |
| Citizen
of
Themyscira
with no criminal record. |
| Nation
or Planet of Origin |
|
Themyscira,
Earth |
| Group
Affiliation |
|
Amazons
Darkstars
Teen
Titans
Titans
Titans of Myth
|
| Base
of Operations |
| New Cronus
Titans
Tower, New York, New York |
| Height |
| 5'
9" |
| Weight |
| 140
lbs. |
| Eye
Color |
| Blue |
| Hair
Color |
| Black |
| Skin
Tone |
| Caucasian |
| Known
Powers |
| Mystical
being with super-human
strength, speed, agility, stamina, and durability capable of flight; able
to live without nutrition, liquid, air or rest for long periods of time
possessing an extremely long life-expectancy.
Capable of limited telepathy with
a willing host.
Able to
generate a localized force field. |
| Accessories |
| Magic Bracelets:
Capable of deflecting projectiles and magic forces, forged from the shards
of Zeus' shield the Aegis. |
| Common
Enemies |
|
Ares
Dark
Angel
Red Panzer II
Red Panzer III |
| Regularly
Appearing |
|
New Teen
Titans
Titans
Wonder Woman Vol. 2
|
| First
Appearance |
|
Wonder Girl
II
The Brave
and the Bold #60 (June-July, 1965) Troia
The New Titans #55
(June, 1989)
|
| Creator |
|
Wonder Girl
II Bob
Haney & George Kashdan Troia
Marv
Wolfman & George Pérez |
| Origin |
| Young
Diana (Wonder Woman
I) was lonely living on an island of immortal adult women, and desired
a playmate. The sorceress Magala had Diana pass in front of a
magical mirror, and when she passed the image followed her out of the
mirror, creating a sister. Thinking the avatar was
Diana, she was abducted by Dark Angel, an old enemy of
Queen
Hippolyta.
Avatar was forced by Dark Angel to live out numerous lives of
misery. After the final battle with Dark Angel, Donna Troy was
left a lifeless husk. She was resurrected by Wonder Woman's
Lasso of
Truth and Wally West's (Flash III) memories of her to create a
being of living
truth, Troia. |