story arc in Justice League of America and Justice Society of America, and in the "Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes" story arc in Action Comics. Shrinking Violet is included in their number. In this continuity, which is basically a version of the "original" Legion had all of the retcons and manipulation of the timeline not occurred, Shrinking Violet is still at odds with Yera Allon, who joined the Legion as Chameleon Girl. It is revealed that her relationship with Lightning Lass from the Five Year Later gap had been incorporated into the main continuity and they are a lesbian couple. Powers and abilities As Shrinking Violet or Violet, Salu Digby has the ability to vary her size. Originally, she can only shrink (down to subatomic sizes, if necessary). In the Post-Zero Hour reboot, the Emerald Eye bestowed her with Leviathan's power to grow in giant sizes as well. But as Violet, Salu possesses expertise in espionage and unarmed combat. Equipment As a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes, she is provided with her own Legion Flight Ring. It allows her to fly in both the vacuum of space and other dangerous environments, and was additionally modified by Brainiac 5 to change size alongside her. In other media Shrinking Violet appears in Legion of Super Heroes, voiced by Kari Wahlgren. She is initially a minor character in season 1, but has a more prominent role in season 2. In "Chained Lightning", she uses her skills in transneuralplotonics to build a prosthetic arm for Lightning Lad, and additionally becomes closer to Brainiac 5, though the nature of their relationship is never made clear. In the episode "Message in a Bottle", she is part of a squad who goes to the shrunken bottled city of Kandor to stop Brainiac. References External links Shrinking Violet at DC Database Shrinking Violet at DC Cosmic Teams! Shrinking Violet at Comic Vine Characters created by Jerry Siegel Characters created by Jim Mooney Comics characters introduced in 1961 DC Comics aliens DC Comics characters who are shapeshifters DC Comics extraterrestrial superheroes DC Comics female superheroes DC Comics LGBT superheroes Fictional bisexual females Fictional characters who can change size