Hala the Accuser

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Hala the Accuser
Hala (Earth-616) from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 4 3 001.jpg
Hala as depicted in Guardians of the Galaxy (Vol. 4) #3 (December 2015). Art by Valerio Schiti (penciler/inker) and Richard Isanove (colorist).
Publication information
Publisher Marvel Comics
First appearance Guardians of Knowhere #3 (October 2015)
Created by Brian Michael Bendis
Valerio Schiti
In-story information
Species Kree
Place of originHala
Team affiliationsKree Empire
AbilitiesSuperhuman strength, speed and reflexes

Hala the Accuser is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. She first appeared in Guardians of Knowhere #3 and was created by Brian Michael Bendis and Valerio Schiti. She is a member of the Kree Accuser Corps.

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Publication history

Hala the Accuser first appeared in Guardians of Knowhere #3 and was created by Brian Michael Bendis and Valerio Schiti. [1]

Fictional character biography

Hala the Accuser is a member of the Kree Empire's Accuser Corps. She is the last of its members after the Kree's home planet, also named Hala, was destroyed during the fall of the Kree Empire in The Black Vortex storyline. [2]

During Secret Wars , Hala ends up on Knowhere, which is orbiting Battleworld. [3] She kills Angela and several members of the Nova Corps before the Guardians of the Galaxy stop her. [4]

In All-New, All-Different Marvel , following the restoration of the Multiverse, Hala the Accuser targets Gamora and attempts to destroy Spartax. [5] [6] [7] [8] However, she is defeated and deported to what remains of the Kree Empire. [9]

Powers and abilities

As a Kree warrior in peak physical condition, Hala the Accuser possesses her species' unique physiology, having far greater natural attributes than a human. Thus, Hala's body is resistant to poisons, toxins and diseases.

In other media

Television

Hala the Accuser appears in the Marvel Rising film series, voiced by Ming-Na Wen. [10] [11]

Video games

Hala the Accuser appears in Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series , [12] voiced by Faye Kingslee. [10] She seeks to use the Eternity Forge to resurrect the Kree after Thanos killed them. Depending on the player's choices, she can succeed in her goal, gain the Forge's power after its destruction, be killed after losing the Forge's power, or be imprisoned by the Nova Corps.

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