that his father first cared for the two superbeings while in suspended animation, and unknowingly instilled in the younger Nacht an obsession with Warrior Woman. In another flashback, Warrior Woman assisted Master Man and Armless Tiger Man into partaking in the invasion of Wakanda where they fought Captain America, T'Chaka, and Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos. When Namor the Sub-Mariner, former founding member of the Invaders, finds the laboratory, he battles Master Man until the Nazi loses his abilities and reverts to Wilhelm Lohmer. Nacht steals Master Man's abilities for himself, and has apparently also won the affections of the revived, but unstable Warrior Woman. Namor rescues the prisoners as Lohmer destroys the laboratory, although no bodies are found in the wreckage. Later, she resurfaces alongside Nacht (now wearing armor) as one of the leaders of Axis Mundi, a resurgent fascist terrorist organization who was opposed by the New Invaders. Other members of Axis Mundi included U-Man, Baroness Blood (female heir to Baron Blood) and the Pterrorists, an army of cloned insectoid warriors whose mind and DNA were derived from Agent Axis. Sometime later she kills Power Princess and assumes her identity, then joins the Squadron Supreme and is taken to Weirdworld, where she reveals her true colors and betrays the team, but is defeated. Powers and abilities Julia Koenig was a normal human who excelled at espionage and hypnotism, and when exposed to a variant of the Super-Soldier Serum receives enhanced strength and stamina. References External links Warrior Woman at Marvel Wiki Warrior Woman at Comic Vine Warrior Woman aka Kriegerfrau Characters created by Frank Robbins Characters created by Roy Thomas Comics characters introduced in 1977 Fictional women soldiers and warriors Marvel Comics characters with superhuman strength Marvel Comics female supervillains Marvel Comics Nazis Marvel Comics supervillains