the supervillain Scavenger, but was discovered by Shrinking Violet, who fell under its control. With the Legion's help, Violet managed to break the Eye's hold on her, but not before she had sent half the team into the past and attracted the attention of the ancient sorcerer Mordru. Eventually, the Eye came into the hands of the Empress. The Empress seemed to have broken the Eye's will, leaving her unequivocally in control. This version of the Legion is still in continuity, but now established as taking place on a parallel world, which means that this Eye is not the same as the one the original Legion encountered, but the Eye of an alternate universe. Reception Emerald Empress was ranked 38th in Comics Buyer's Guide's "100 Sexiest Women in Comics" list. Russ Burlingame of Comicbook.com described her as "a big player in the DC Universe of late" and that "she's one of the most identifiable Legion villains, with a cool gimmick and a great visual" noting her appearance in Justice League vs. Suicide Squad and in a story that crossed Supergirl over with Batgirl. In other media Television The Cara Kesh incarnation of the Emerald Empress appears in the Justice League Unlimited episode "Far From Home", voiced by Joanne Whalley. This version of the Emerald Eye of Ekron's power exceeds that of a Green Lantern's power ring. The Sarya incarnation of the Emerald Empress appears in Legion of Super Heroes, voiced by Jennifer Hale in season one and Tara Strong in season two. This version was previously imprisoned and separated from the Emerald Eye of Ekron before joining the Fatal Five. Additionally, she suffers no ill effects if the Eye is damaged. She works with the Fatal Five to battle the titular Legion of Super-Heroes until Matter-Eater Lad puts himself into a coma to destroy the Eye and depower Sarya. The Emerald Eye of Ekron appears in Young Justice: Phantoms. This version is considered a magical artifact and was originally kept in Metron's vault until Lor-Zod travels back in time to steal it, after which it chooses his mother Ursa Zod to become the Emerald Empress of the 21st century. Film An unidentified Emerald Empress makes a cameo appearance in Justice League: The New Frontier. An unidentified Emerald Empress appears in Justice League vs. the Fatal Five, voiced by Sumalee Montano. This version is the lover of Mano. She and Validus