for long. The only ones who succeeded in this mission, even going one step further and creating a female superhero rather than a male one, were the guys from Marvel." Dalton Norman of Screen Rant described Sabra one of the "best Marvel characters who made their debut in the Hulk comics," asserting, "It wasn't long before Sabra became an important fixture in the Marvel Universe, and she has popped up on numerous occasions including as a vocal supporter of the X-Men and their defense of the mutant cause." Cali Halperin of Jewish Telegraphic Agency named Sabra one of the "5 female Jewish superheroes everyone should know." Deirdre Kaye of Scary Mommy called Sabra a "role model" and "truly heroic." Other versions House of M: Masters of Evil In the House of M reality, Sabra is a member of the Red Guard and assists them in their fight against the Hood's Masters of Evil. Ultimate Marvel In the Ultimate Marvel reality, Sabra (under her real name) appears as a severed head on the wall of a hideout of the supervillain Doctor Faustus, along with the heads of agents from other intelligence agencies who were sent after him. In other media Sabra makes a cameo appearance in the Fantastic Four: The Animated Series episode "Doomsday." Sabra will appear in the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe film Captain America: New World Order, portrayed by Shira Haas. See also Sabra (person) References External links Characters created by Bill Mantlo Characters created by Sal Buscema Comics characters introduced in 1981 Fictional Israeli Jews Fictional Jewish women Fictional Jews in comics Fictional Mossad agents Israeli superheroes Jewish superheroes Marvel Comics characters who can move at superhuman speeds Marvel Comics characters with superhuman strength Marvel Comics mutants Marvel Comics female superheroes Marvel Comics police officers