Markov after Zviad Baazovi secretly manipulates him into killing his uncle Baron Bedlam. In the fourth season, Young Justice: Phantoms, Halo considers converting to Islam as Daou's faith was important to her, starts identifying as non-binary, and begins to reconsider their feelings towards Markov and Row. As of the fourth season finale, Violet and Row have entered a relationship. This version of Halo's abilities are as follows: Violet: Healing and passive self-resurrection. Indigo: Boom-tube generation. Blue: A blindingly bright light. Green: Holograms. Yellow: Concussive energy blasts that can also slice through objects if fired in a cutting motion. Orange: Flight. Red: Force field generation. Rainbow: All available powers plus Anti-Life Equation healing. Film An alternate universe version of Halo called Aurora appears in Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths as a minor member of the Crime Syndicate of America whose powers function similarly to a Green Lantern's. References External links DCU Guide: Halo DCU Guide: Halo Chronology Outsiders Chronology Project: Volume Five Fictional extraterrestrial–human hybrids in comics Comics characters introduced in 1983 Characters created by Mike W. Barr Characters created by Jim Aparo DC Comics extraterrestrial superheroes DC Comics female superheroes DC Comics LGBT superheroes DC Comics characters with accelerated healing DC Comics metahumans Fictional characters with spirit possession or body swapping abilities Fiction about resurrection Fictional characters with amnesia