force into the planet, brought Clark to the Hollises to raise. Powers and abilities Both Silk Spectres are expert gymnasts and are experts at hand-to-hand combat. In other media Television Both Silk Spectre incarnations appear in Watchmen: Motion Comic, where both of them, along with every other character in the series, are voiced by Tom Stechschulte. Both Silk Spectre incarnations appear in Watchmen. Jean Smart portrays the second Silk Spectre, Laurie Juspeczyk, and an uncredited actress portrays the original, Sally Jupiter. In supplementary materials, it is revealed that Laurie and Night Owl II ended their relationship in the 1990s, as he desired children while she wished to keep fighting crime, with Laurie assuming the identity of The Comedienne and her father's surname Blake. After foiling the Oklahoma City bombing, they were arrested by the FBI for violating the Keene Act, and through a plea bargain, Laurie retired from vigilante life. She later works as a member of the FBI anti-vigilante task force who confronts a plot to steal Dr. Manhattan's powers. Film Both Silk Spectre incarnations appear in Watchmen. Malin Åkerman portrays the second Silk Spectre, Laurie Juspeczyk, and Carla Gugino portrays the original Silk Spectre, Sally Jupiter. Haley Guiel portrays a young Laurie Jupiter in flashbacks. Video games Silk Spectre II appears in a cutscene in Watchmen: The End Is Nigh'', voiced by Andrea Baker. References Articles about multiple fictional characters Watchmen characters DC Comics female superheroes Comics characters introduced in 1986 Fictional characters from New York City Fictional Polish-American people Black Canary Fictional Polish people