Helena Sandsmark
Helena Sandsmark is a female comic character who features in DC Comics.
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Biography
Origin
Helena Sandsmark
She later came to work at Gateway City's Museum of Cultural Antiquities where she was a Professor over the Greek exhibits. At some point, she had met Julia Kapatelis who spoke of her encounters with Wonder Woman to Helena and that the superheroine preferred to be called by her true name of Diana. (Wonder Woman v2 #105)
At Elias High School for Girls, Helena Sandsmark attempted to get her daughter Cassie admitted back into the school. However, its principal refused as she felt that Cassie’s identity as Wonder Girl being an open secret was too much of a risk. This led to Cissie King-Jones demanding that Cassie be allowed as the newest student or she would leave the school. She reasoned that this would be a huge blow to Elias High School as Cissie’s reputation as the star archer of the institution would be gone and thus affecting its prestige. Ultimately, the principal relented and agreed for Cassie to be re-admitted but on the condition that she did not use her powers on campus. (Teen Titans v3 #7)
Post-Flashpoint
Following the Flashpoint, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events.
Overview
Personality and attributes
She had a blonde haired daughter by the name of Cassandra Sandsmark. (Wonder Woman v2 #105)
Powers and abilities
She was a Professor who was knowledgeable in Greek mythology. (Wonder Woman v2 #105)
Notes
- Helena Sandsmark was created by John Byrne where she made her first appearance in Wonder Woman v2 #105 (January, 1996).
Alternate Versions
In other media
Video games
- In Young Justice: Legacy, Dr. Helena Sandsmark appeared as a non-playable character in the video-game tie-in to the animated television series where she was voiced by actor Mae Whitman.
Appearances
- Wonder Woman v2: (1996)
- Wonder Girl:
- Teen Titans v3:
External Links
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