to find people from his past who still remember him, so he approaches Frances Kane. She initially doesn't know who Wally West is, but she suddenly regains her missing memories and reacts violently as Magenta. Wally West manages to calm her down and they reconcile over their shared history. Powers and abilities Magenta can generate and control magnetic fields, which she can use to move, lift, and manipulate ferrous metals. She can focus her powers into blasts of concussive magnetic force that can shatter steel, or fire electromagnetic pulses to disrupt electronic systems. She can concentrate her magnetic powers into a protective shield that repels metals and most physical assaults. By surrounding herself with an aura of magnetism that has an equal polarity to the Earth's own geomagnetic field, she can cause the Earth to repel her upward, and thereby fly by magnetic levitation. In other media Magenta appears in a self-titled episode of the live-action television series The Flash, portrayed by Joey King. This version was initially a regular orphan who lived with her abusive foster father, John James, and his wife Karen. Due to temporal changes made when the Flash undid the "Flashpoint" timeline and following an encounter with Doctor Alchemy, Kane developed a split personality called "Magenta" and became a metahuman with magnetic capabilities. She attempts to take revenge on John, but the Flash talks her down before his ally Caitlin Snow arranges for Kane to be transferred to a new foster home while John is prosecuted. References External links Profile from "The Flash: Those Who Ride The Lightning" website Crimson Lightning - An online index to the comic book adventures of the Flash. Comics characters introduced in 1982 Fictional characters with dissociative identity disorder DC Comics female supervillains DC Comics supervillains DC Comics metahumans Fictional characters with electric or magnetic abilities Characters created by Marv Wolfman Characters created by George Pérez Flash (comics) characters