Jezebelle

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Jezebelle
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Jezebelle, artist Rich Buckler
Publication information
Publisher DC Comics
First appearance New Gods #12 (July 1977)
Created by Gerry Conway (writer)
Don Newton (artist)
In-story information
Alter egoJezebelle
Species New God
Place of origin Apokolips
Team affiliations New Genesis
Notable aliasesJezebelle of the Fiery Eyes
AbilitiesHeat vision, flight

Jezebelle, also known as Jezebelle of the Fiery Eyes, is a fictional character, a superheroine in publications from DC Comics. Created by Gerry Conway and Don Newton, the character first appeared in New Gods #12 (July 1977). [1] She was the second female character in the series, after Big Barda. [2]

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Fictional character biography

A mutant born on Apokolips, she was once one of Granny Goodness' students, but not a Female Fury. The beautiful blue-skinned, yellow-eyed and crimson-haired Jezebelle was always depicted as being reluctant to kill, so when she was captured during a battle with New Genesis, she gladly defected.

New Gods vol. 3 #1 featured her death caused by one of Necromina's "morrow blocks", but she was later seen alongside other supposedly dead New Gods Forager and Highfather in the Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle limited series of 2006.

Powers and abilities

Aside from possessing superior physical attributes and fighting skills, Jezebelle can fire heat rays from her eyes, fly, and survive unprotected in the cold airless void of space.

Brief bibliography

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References

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