for the "Final Crisis: Legion of Three Worlds" mini-series, using her powers to keep Mordru and Saturn Queen in the dark. In the first issue of "Final Crisis: Legion of Three Worlds", Shadow Lass, along with fellow Legionnaires Phantom Girl and Lightning Lass, rescue Mon-El from the Phantom Zone, where he had been imprisoned by Earth Man and the villainous Justice League of Earth. Upon leaving the Zone, Mon-El once again suffers the effects of lead poisoning, but as in the past, is inoculated with an antidote created by Brainiac 5. Recently in issue #2 of the new Legion comic, Shadow Lass appears to have broken up with Mon-El, with no reason truly given. In #5, she is seen in bed with the reformed xenophobe Earth-Man. When she found out that Mon-El was chosen to be a Green Lantern, she felt a bit uneasy about it. However Mon-El told her that even though he's part of the Corps, the Legion and Earth will always be his family. In the "Watchmen" sequel "Doomsday Clock", Shadow Lass is among the Legion of Super-Heroes members that appear in the present after Doctor Manhattan undid the experiment that erased the Legion of Super-Heroes and the Justice Society of America. Powers and abilities Shadow Lass in all her incarnations can cast darkfields preventing all light from reaching an area from outside. These can either be complete, effectively rendering useless all light sources within the area, or hollow to allow the interior to be lit. She can also solidify these fields, to use as a more direct weapon. She is also an expert hand-to-hand combatant, and can see in complete darkness (both her own and otherwise). Equipment As a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes she is provided a Legion Flight Ring. It allows her to fly and protects her from the vacuum of space and other dangerous environments. In other media Shadow Lass makes a cameo appearance in the Justice League Unlimited episode "Far From Home". Shadow Lass makes a cameo appearance in the final scene of Justice League vs. the Fatal Five, as one of the Legionnaires travelling to the 21st century to honor their fallen member Star Boy. Shadow Lass appears in the 2023 Tomorrowverse film Legion of Super-Heroes, voiced by Victoria Grace. References External links SHADOW LASS at the LEGION Collection Cosmic Teams: Shadow Lass A Hero History Of Shadow Lass Characters