the ring, who forces her to release Ray and Mera, allowing them to return to normal size. Jean then confronts Ray, who has recently been deputized into the Indigo Tribe, tormenting him with a recreation of her murder of Sue Dibny, and summoning Black Lantern versions of the minuscule tribe Ray had befriended in the Sword of the Atom series to attack him. However, Ray manages to fight back, using his indigo staff to combine the green light of willpower with the indigo light of compassion, using them to destroy Jean and her ring. Rebirth Following the Rebirth event in 2015, it was revealed in Justice League of America #17 in late 2017 that the elements established in Identity Crisis had been retconned away, and Jean Loring was mentioned as being married once again to Ray Palmer. Other versions Jean Loring makes an appearance in Alex Ross' Justice. She called her husband Ray Palmer when he was shot by Giganta. She sat by his side in the hospital. She is among the sidekicks and loved ones attacked by the Legion of Doom. In other media Television Characters based on Jean Loring appear in series set in the Arrowverse. Loring herself appears in the second season of Arrow, portrayed by Teryl Rothery. This version is a defense attorney working in Starling City as well as a friend and lawyer to Moira Queen, who was on trial for conspiracy to commit murder. In the sixth season, she becomes a defense attorney to Moira's son, Oliver Queen. A character named Anna Loring appears in Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow, portrayed by Barbara Kottmeier. She was Ray Palmer's fiancée who was killed during Slade Wilson's soldiers' attack on Starling City. However, it is unknown if she is related to Jean. A male character named John Loring appears in The Flash episode "A Girl Named Sue", portrayed by Silver Kim. He is an arms dealer who Sue Dearbon targets for a diamond in his possession. Film An alternate universe version of Jean Loring appears in Justice League: Gods and Monsters, voiced by Andrea Romano. This version is engaged to Ray Palmer. Jean Loring's Eclipso form appears in DC Super Hero Girls: Hero of the Year, voiced by Mona Marshall. Jean Loring's Eclipso form appears in Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Brain Drain, voiced again by Mona Marshall. References Comics characters introduced in 1961 Characters created