Mia Dearden
Mia Dearden is a female comic character who features in DC Comics.
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Biography
Origin
Mia Dearden
Speedy
Green Arrow made Mia go back to high school. She desperately wanted to be trained to be the new Speedy, but Arrow told her times were different from when heroes had sidekicks, things were more dangerous, and he could not stand to lose her. Mia gave in, but told him that if she still had aspirations of being a hero when she was 21 she expected him to train her. (Green Arrow v3 #11)
Mia teased Arrow about spending the night with Black Canary at JSA headquarters, and then started flirting with Conner. Arrow told her to just get to school. (Green Arrow v3 #13) Later, Mia learned that Conner Hawke had been shot, and went to be by his side. However, the shooter Onomatopoeia went to the hospital to finish the job. He took out Mia, but was stopped in his tracks by Green Arrow. (Green Arrow v3 #15)
Green Arrow later decided to go back to the south seas island where he first became a hero, and told Mia to pick him up in a month. She did not appreciate being left alone, and wanted to go to the island when she heard a typhoon hit it, but held herself back. At the end of the month, she came to be reunited with Green Arrow. (Green Arrow v3 #22)
Green Arrow learned the old Arrowcar was still around when he saw it up for bids on an auction site. Mia wanted him to buy it, but he told her it belonged to the past. Batman bought the Arrowcar for Arrow, and he had to defend it from Scavenger, who wanted it for his own. he took the Arrowcar for a ride with Mia, then blew it up and told Mia not to question his decision. (Green Arrow v3 #33) Mia and Black Canary had lunch, and Mia asked Arrow not to join them, still steaming that he'd cheated on Canary and not come clean. While Mia was practicing combat techniques and the bow-and-arrow, Green Arrow told her he was sick of her passive-aggressive behavior and had to have a talk with her. He told her how much he regretted cheating on Canary, but would not be telling her because it would only hurt her, and only serve to clear his conscience. Mia gave him a hug and they were once again on speaking terms. (Green Arrow v3 #35)
Post-Flashpoint
Following the Flashpoint, a new version of reality was created with a different series of events.
Her father was John King who was a philanthropist that was ranked as the third richest man in the world behind the likes of Bruce Wayne as well as Lex Luthor. Whilst seemingly a humanitarian, he hid a darker nature where he forced people to work for him by placing them in his eternal debt. At some point, Mia and her mother moved to Seattle where her mother discovered King's true nature leading to him murdering her. Mia witnessed the act and fled the house where she was on the run as her father tried to get her killed in order to preserve his secret. (Green Arrow v5 #37)
Overview
Personality and attributes
Powers and abilities
Notes
- Mia Dearden was created by Kevin Smith and Phil Hester where she first appeared in Green Arrow v3 #2 (May, 2001) and later debuted as Speedy in Green Arrow v3 #44 (January, 2005).
Alternate Versions
In other media
Television
- In Smallville, Mia Dearden appeared in the setting of the live-action television series where she was portrayed by actress Elise Gatien.
- In Arrow, the Mia Dearden does not feature in the live-action series set in the Arrowverse but was adapted to make an original character named Thea Queen.
Appearances
- Green Arrow v3: (2001)
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