Nura Nal

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Dream Girl in Legion of Super-Heroes v7 #9.

Nura Nal is a female comic superhero who features in DC Comics.

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Biography

Pre-Crisis

Nura Nal in Adventure Comics v1 #317.

Nura Nal

She was daughter of Kiwa Nal, who was the High Seer of Naltor and sister to Mysa Nal the White Witch.

With Ultra Boy absent on a mission Mon-El called a meeting of the Legion of Super-Heroes consisting of Dream Girl, Shadow Lass, Element Lad and Lightning Lad. The Legion computer alerted the team that one of them was an impostor, but before it could reveal who it was blown up through sabotage. Before the team could determine who the impostor was an alert went out that the criminal Sunburst was robbing the Metropolis Mint. When confronted Sunburst blasted the team with solar energy, knocking Mon-El for a loop. Lightning Lad and Element Lad both targeted the criminal with their powers, but missed, striking the mint and cracking it open. Shadow Lass blinded Sunburst with her shadow casting, allowing the revived Mon-El to knock out the criminal with one punch. The team started arguing about who was the imposter, with Mon-El being suspected because Sunburst’s powers had harmed him, but he replied that he had not taken his daily serum that gave him immunity to lead and red solar energy. Accusals fell on Element Lad and Lightning lad for striking the mint instead of Sunburst, but Mon-El told the team to stop arguing and pulled off 'Shadow Lass' mask, revealing her as the criminal Uli Algor. Mon-El said Sunburst’s powers would have made the real Shadow Lass powerless, and Uliu confessed, saying she’d taken Shadow Lass’ place and conspired with Sunburst, hoping that by defeating him she had proven herself as a genuine Legionnaire. She then intended to steal all of the Legion’s secrets and help her partner in crime escape prison. Uli led the Legion of Super-Heroes to Shadow Lass, who was momentarily jealous that Mon-El could have mistaken someone else for her, but he immediately reassured her that the imposter didn’t hold a candle to her. (Action Comics v1 #378)

Dream Girl and the Legion prepared to vote on their new leader, with their revised bylaws allowing them to choose between re-electing Mon-El or placing Saturn Girl in charge. As the Legionnaires voted Mon-El confessed to Saturn Girl that he d decline leadership if re-elected, he'd lost faith in his nerves and leadership qualities. Tharok used a teleport beam to spirit Mon-El and Saturn Girl to a remote planetoid. He planned to eliminate the Legion by having Validus kill their leaders. Mon-El was overmatched by Validus, so he pretended to go over to Tharok's side and convinced him to take leadership of the Legion. Once Tharok accepted Validus continued his programming to destroy the Legion leader and friend Tharok's computerized side with his mental lightning. Mon-El and Saturn Girl returned to Legion hq, with Mon-El once again feeling fully confident in himself. (Superboy v1 #190)

Lightning Lord formed a new Legion of Super-Villains, with each of them swearing a blood oath to kill at least one Legionnaire. Lightning Lord swore on his oath to kill his brother Lightning Lad, which he said had been his destiny since he was born. Dream Girl had a prophetic vision about one of the Legion dying in the near future, and went on a retreat to the gambling planet of Ventura with Star Boy to take her mind off a grim future. Micro Lad robbed a casino’s bank in the name of the Imskian liberation movement, and when the Legionnaires confronted him, he shrank out of sight. They called in Shrinking Violet, who was eager to deal with the man who’d caused her so much pain in the past. She beat him to a pulp, further infuriated when he attempted to take her hostage again, but a dimensional portal opened up and whisked Micro Lad to safety. (Legion of Super-Heroes v3 #1)

Post-Crisis

Following the Crisis on Infinite Earths, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events.

Post-Flashpoint

Following the Flashpoint, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events.

Overview

Personality and attributes

Powers and abilities

Her power thus gave her the ability to walk through the Dreaming and see in the future. (Justice Society of America v3 #5) Typically, she meditated in order to enter the state of the Dreaming. (Justice League of America v2 #9)

She is also expertly trained in hand-to-hand combat, a skill she found necessary to develop to compensate for having such a passive super-power. (Legion of Super-Heroes v3 #3)

Notes

  • The Nura Nal Dream Girl was created by Edmond Hamilton and John Forte where she made her first appearance in Adventure Comics v1 #317 (February, 1964).

In other media

Television

  • In Superman: The Animated Series, Dream Girl made a cameo appearance in the DC Animated Universe in the episode "New Kids in Town."
  • In Legion of Super-Heroes, Dream Girl appeared in the animated television series largely in screen cameos but featured in the episode "In Your Dreams" where she was voiced by actress Tara Platt. This version is a former fortune teller and is assisted by technology that allows her visions to be recorded and reviewed. Additionally, she displays a rivalry with Lightning Lad, who initially mistrusts her due to her giving his family false hope of finding his lost sister Ayla Ranzz, before they reconcile while fighting the Dark Circle together.

Films

Appearances

  • Adventure Comics v1: (1964)
  • Justice Society of America v3:
  • Justice League of America v2:
  • Legion of Super-Heroes v7:

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