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zal-cryptid · 4 months

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Hi! Love your artwork, it's adorable! I'm working on an essay project of sorts, and I was wondering if you would draw Emerald Empress! Any version that you'd like, although I'd very much prefer to see the first one, Sarya of Venegar! Falyce would be neat to see as well, though.

Thanks!

Thank you so much! 💕

Sorry I took so long getting back to you, this is probably too late to be used in that essay of yours, but I hope you enjoy it nonetheless!

DC characters - Emerald Empress (Sarya)

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ranzzdox · 7 months

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Where have I seen this before?

Oh.

#kell-el #kell #brainiac five #brainiac 5 #querl dox #emerald empress #legion of super heroes #losh #losh 2006

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chernobog13 · 7 months

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The Fatal Five by Steve Lightle and Bill Wray for Who's Who In the DC Universe.

#The Fatal Five #Emerald Empress #Mano #Persuader #Tharok #Validus #Legion of Super-Heroes #DC Comics #Who's Who In the DC Universe #Steve Lightle #Bill Wray

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protytwo · 7 months

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The Fatal Five by Michel Fiffe

#legion of superheroes #legion of super-heroes #fatal five #michel fiffe #emerald empress #validus #tharok #persuader #mano

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evilhorse · 8 months

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I am the Emerald Empress…and I shall not be denied.

#legion of super heroes #emerald empress #sarya #emerald eye of ekron #cosmic #evil #the future #30th century #paul levitz #keith giffen #dc comics #comics #80s comics

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donnatroyprincessofthemyscira · 6 months

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#Keith Giffen #Emerald Empress #Mon El #Lar Gand #Legion of Super Heroes

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comicbookcovers · 2 years

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Who Is Sensor Girl?

Story Arc, Legion Of Super-Heroes #14-27, September 1985-October 1986, covers by Greg Larocque, Steve Lightle, Larry Mahlstedt

#comics #story arc #legion of super heroes #sensor girl #mordru #fatal five #emerald empress

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lonelywretchjervistetch · 1 year

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Character Profile: Emerald Empress (I)

First Appearance: Adventure Comics #352 (1967)

Background

Born beneath a silver sun on the tropical world of Venegar, a young woman found an ancient relic within a hidden cavern. This object, known as the Emerald Eye of Ekron, promised knowledge and power to the woman, who accepted it eagerly. This woman's name was Sarya, but after using the power of the Eye to take over her planet's government and people, she renamed herself the Emerald Empress.

Venegar's people eventually rebelled against her, and with the support of the United Planets, the deposed Empress was taken away and imprisoned on the planet Takron-Galtos, where she would have remained, were it not for a galactic emergency. When people of exceptional power were recruited to help take down the creature known as the Sun-Eater, Sarya was set free to assist. Afterward, she formed an alliance with four other powered individuals, forming the terrorist group known as the Fatal Five, waging war against the United Planets and their willing lapdogs, the Legion of Super-Heroes.

After the group disbanded due to the death of their leader, Sarya allied herself with another terrorist group, the Dark Circle, and took over the United Planets' artificial planetoid, Weber's World. There, she was once again defeated by the Legion, and was eventually forced to join a new version of the Fatal Five, fueled by new emnity for the Legion, and the desire for more power. All the while, her sanity began to slip away, and the power from the Eye (and the being behind it) began to subsume her personality and sense of identity, causing her to refer to herself as "Eye" from that point forwards.

The Empress went on one final rampage, destroying cities and severely injuring Legionnaires in her wake, more powerful than every before. At this point, the Eye was mostly in control, and Sarya's personality had fractured away from that of the Empress. Finally, after this rampage was concluded, Sarya appealed to Legionnaire Sensor Girl (AKA Projectra of Orando), asking for help from a "fellow royal" to free her from the influence of the Eye. Hidden from its presence via Projectra's illusory abilities, Sarya was finally freed, but at the cost of her life force. Withering away and dying in Projectra's arms, Sarya was finally dead. The Eye, on the other hand, moved on to new subjects and victims craving its power.

Other Incarnations

DC Rebirth: Sarya has appeared in the current comics line, prior to her death, and from a separate universe than the current canon. While her appearance is never fully explained, this is the original Emerald Empress, who is in the present seeking revenge against a time-travelling Saturn Girl, and then against Supergirl (Kara Zor-El) for slights not yet realized. To this end, she forms a new Fatal Five in the modern day DC Universe, but is defeated by the Kryptonians present in the time period. She also served on the Suicide Squad during this time, captured while searching for Saturn Girl.

DC Animated Universe: Sarya appeared with the Fatal Five in the Justice League Unlimited episode "Far From Home", in which she and the rest of the Five involved Supergirl, Green Lantern, and Green Arrow in their war with the Legion of Super-Heroes. Another version of Sarya appeared in this universe in the film Justice League vs. the Fatal Five, where she had been sent to the past and imprisoned in Green Lantern Sciencells, keeping her away from the Eye, and away from the rest of the Fatal Five. She was eventually broken out and wreaked havoc on the Green Lanterns, before joining with the Five and facing off against the Justice League and Legionnaire Star Boy.

Legion of Super-Heroes: Sarya is the leader of the Fatal Five, as well as its most single-handedly powerful member. Waging war against the United Planets and the Legion, she and the Five are later recruited to fight against the Sun-Eater on the behest of their mortal enemies. Three years later, she is released from prison by Imperiex's actions, alongside many other Legion enemies, only to see her Eye destroyed by Matter-Eater Lad, who was driven temporarily mad by the energies within. After this point, this version of Sarya is stripped of her power, and never seen again.

Thanks for reading!

Check out my currently ongoing Legion of Super-Heroes essay series ( Part One | Two | Three | Four ) on a proposed television series if you're interested!

#dc #dc comics #dc universe #dcu #superheroes #legion of superheroes #legion of super-heroes #super-villains #supervilains #fatal five #emerald empress #sarya #venegar #sarya of venegar #adventure comics #JLU #far from home #justice league vs. the fatal five #wiki entry

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dailydccomics · 2 years

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the Emerald Empress era

Supergirl vol 7 #8-13 / Supergirl Annual vol 7 #1

#kara zor el #emerald empress #dc comics #sarya #supergirl #kara danvers #clark kent #superman #fatal five #dc #supergirl annual #indigo #magog #brainiac 8 #supergirl vol 7

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comfortfoodcontent · 4 months

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Legion of Super-Heroes Pin-Up from Legion of Super-Heroes Vol. 4 #100 by Dusty Abell and Drew Geraci

When Shrinking Violet was briefly the Emerald Empress she brainwashed and transformed the Legion into her Emerald slaves. These were the female members' designs

#legion #the legion #legion of super heroes #the legion of super heroes #dusty abell #drew geraci #dc #dc comics #emerald empress #archie legion

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ensis-art · 2 years

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