of countless metahumans. However, she, along with Martian Manhunter (J'onn J'onzz), Aquaman (Arthur Curry), and the Flash (Wally West), train with Batman and his associates so they may still be heroes. Changing her name to Justice, Linda and the others form the Phoenix Group. Peter David's Fallen Angel implied that Lee, the main character, might be Linda Danvers. When the title moved to another company, her real origin as a guardian angel named Liandra was given. However, IDW Publishing's Fallen Angel #14 introduced a character known as "Lin". While David could not explicitly state that this character is Linda Danvers due to legal concerns, he confirmed his intent in an interview. The 2021 series Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow pays homage to the Earth-Born Angel arc with Kara Zor-El displaying fire wings. Journeying throughout space, Kara saves her space bus crew from a Karpane dragon by taking a red kryptonite drug which causes kryptonians' "weird visions" to come true. Powered with the flame wings and energy, she destroys the Karpane dragon. Collected Editions In other media An alternate universe incarnation of Linda Danvers appears in the Smallville episode "Apocalypse", portrayed by Laura Vandervoort. This version hails from an alternate universe where Kara Zor-El was raised by the Luthors. Linda Danvers' Supergirl appeared in the video game Justice League Heroes voiced by Tara Strong, which would explain variations of her costume and the appearance of her powers. Elements of Linda Danvers are incorporated into the titular character of Supergirl. References External links Supergirl at DC Database Linda Danvers at Comic Vine Supergirl at Writeups.org Danvers, Linda Comics characters introduced in 1996 DC Comics characters who are shapeshifters DC Comics characters who can move at superhuman speeds DC Comics characters who can teleport DC Comics characters who have mental powers DC Comics characters with accelerated healing DC Comics characters with superhuman strength DC Comics angels DC Comics extraterrestrial superheroes DC Comics female superheroes DC Comics telekinetics Fictional artists Fictional characters with energy-manipulation abilities Fictional characters with fire or heat abilities Fictional characters with superhuman durability or invulnerability Superheroes who are adopted Characters created by Peter David DC Comics metahumans