Power Princess
Power Princess is the name used by several characters in the Marvel Universe.
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Power Princess (Princess Zarda)
- Main Article: Princess Zarda
Princess Zarda of Earth-712 in the Multiverse where she lived on Utopia Isle, a small island in the southern sea, untouched by outside civilization in her reality. While most humans were making flint spearheads, the Utopians developed an advanced culture based on peace, fellowship and experience or learning. The denizens of Utopia Island were very peaceful people who took on the name of Utopians after building what they considered a perfect society free of poverty, injustice, sexual discrimination, war, and crime. They had been experimented upon by the Kree to be powerful beings and normally isolated themselves from humanity. After the outside world made the first atom bomb, the Utopians believed their way of life was in jeopardy. Building a starship, they left Earth to find a new home. (Squadron Supreme v1 #1)
Zarda chose to remain behind as their sole emissary to the Earth, a role she had assumed some years earlier as Power Princess.
Power Princess (Zarda)
- Main Article: Zarda
Apparently a Greek goddess who slept in a mausoleum, at one point she woke up and found the injured Hyperion, healing him. (Supreme Power v1 #2)
Power Princess (Squadron Supreme of America)
- Main Article: Unknown
Princess Zarda came from Utopia Isle, a paradisiac all-female society formed by a race of woman warriors known as Utopians. Since she was a young girl, Zarda enjoyed the taste of battles and ruthlessly slayed her opponents. To satisfy her love for war, she was the first Utopian to ever left their heavenly home for the outside world of man. (Heroes Reborn v2 #6)
Overview
Notes
- The concept of Power Princess was created by J.M. DeMatteis and Don Perlin where she made her first appearance in Defenders v1 #112 (October, 1982).
Alternate Versions
- In Squadron Sinister v1 #1 (2015), an alternate version of Zarda named Warrior Woman appeared as an inhabitant of the shattered Earth-21195 that became part of Battleworld.
In other media
Television
Appearances
- Defenders v1: (1982)
- Squadron Supreme v1:
- Supreme Power v1:
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