Justice League: Generation Lost, that origin is revealed to have been a lie. It is revealed that Tora was born Romani. Her grandfather was the leader of a clan of Romani criminals in Norway. When Tora began manifesting her cryokinetic powers, her parents feared that her grandfather would try using her for crime, and fled from the clan. Tora had made up her previous origin story, upon becoming a superhero, to make herself more acceptable to the world (stating that heroes come from better stock than her). Film & Television Adaptations The animated TV series Justice League Unlimited (2004-2006) features Cynthia Reynolds/Gypsy as a recurring, non-speaking, background member of the Justice League. The character dressed in the stereotypical image of Romani women. The Smallville season six episode "Crimson" (aired 1 February 2007), features a young Romani woman named Star. She gives Lois Lane a lipstick (partially made from Red Kryptonite), that causes Lois to fall madly in love (obsessed) with Clark Kent. In one scene, Star claims to be psychic, and says Clark's name (despite no one having told his name to her), while also (accurately) predicting that Lois and Clark will eventually become a couple. She is also shown to run a New Age-style shop. When Henry James Olsen (older brother of Jimmy Olsen) seeks her out, and asks if Star's got a counter agent for the lipstick, Star happily gives it (made from Green kryptonite) to him. Star is established to have made both the lipstick and counter agent herself (using different types of kryptonite). Within the context of the series, Green kryptonite was well-established to have a mutagenic effect on humans, granting them different superhuman powers, including telepathy and precognition. A Smallville High School yearbook page suggests that Star's real name is Tonya Hartz, a telepath (presumably from exposure to Green Kryptonite). Tonya had briefly appeared in an earlier episode, where she was part of Clark Kent's graduating class (explaining how Star knew Clark's name). The 2010 animated film Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths features an evil version of superheroine Cynthia Reynolds/Gypsy, from an alternate universe. This version goes by "Gypsy Woman", and dresses in the stereotypical image of Romani women. The animated TV series Young Justice features Nimue Inwudu (Madame Xanadu) as an occasional guest character. The series changes Madame Xanadu to African-American. In the 2012 film The Dark Knight Rises, Tom Hardy portrays the