40 Facts About Carol Ferris

Caroline "Carol" Ferris is a fictional character appearing in the DC Comics Universe.

Carol Ferris is one of many characters who has used the name Star Sapphire, and was the long-time love interest of Hal Jordan, the Silver Age Green Lantern.

Carol Ferris made her cinematic debut in the 2011 film Green Lantern, played by Blake Lively.

Carol Ferris is Ferris Aircraft's vice president, as well as the only child of aerospace mogul Carl Ferris and his wife Christine.

However, the young couple's romance quickly becomes complicated when Carol Ferris takes over the company from her father and the Zamarons crown her the new Star Sapphire.

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When Carol Ferris is cured of her evil Star Sapphire persona, she developes a third subconscious identity, the male "Predator".

Carol Ferris establishes the company Intercontinental Petroleum to let her regain control of Ferris Aircraft.

Now fully evil, Carol Ferris takes over ruling Zamaron but her reign is short; the Zamarons, following the Crisis on Infinite Earths, abandon their queen and their homeworld to live in another dimension with their male counterparts, the Guardians of the Universe.

Carol Ferris gets furious and vows revenge on Hal and the Green Lantern Corps.

However, Carol Ferris is not gone from the world of super-heroism for long.

Carol Ferris becomes the administrator of Extreme Justice's Mount Thunder facility.

Carol Ferris realizes that Star Sapphire was not a subconscious identity created by her, but an energy-based being who inhabited her body.

Carol Ferris agrees, and then watches as the now separate entities are killed by Neron, who departs with their baby in his arms.

Carol Ferris makes himself visible and tells Carol he is going to help her, but that she will not remember his visit.

Carol Ferris reaches into Carol and pulls out the Star Sapphire gem, which causes Star Sapphire herself to re-emerge.

In Northern California at Ferris Aircraft, Carol Ferris is reminiscing over her former life when a mysterious power revitalises and reforms the abandoned, condemned fields.

Carol Ferris asks Hal whether he remembers anything from when he was the Spectre.

Carol Ferris says she survived and that she is not going to sell the airbase.

Carol Ferris says that if Hal can rebuild his life, so can she, and that she is going to do so with her husband, Gil.

Star Sapphire crystal briefly possesses Carol Ferris, before detecting that Hal Jordan had feelings for his fellow pilot, Jillian "Cowgirl" Pearlman, and leaves Carol Ferris's body.

Star Sapphires, sensing the heartache Carol Ferris has been carrying over Hal, send a violet power ring to her, transforming her into one of their number.

Carol Ferris is seen wearing her original Star Sapphire costume, reciting the Corps' oath along with various other members of the Star Sapphires.

Carol Ferris refuses to accept the ring, which shows her a vision of the War of Light and indicates that Hal Jordan will not survive.

Still having feelings for Hal, Carol Ferris accepts and is called back to Zamaron by Queen Aga'po.

Carol Ferris's army awaits to defend the planet from the approaching Sinestro Corps.

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Carol Ferris is then subdued by Sinestro and two other Yellow Lanterns.

Carol Ferris is in Las Vegas where she takes on the Predator who has possessed a man who is infatuated with a young woman to the point of obsession.

Carol Ferris removes the Star Sapphire ring and bails Hal Jordan out of jail after he saw a woman being attacked on a film shoot and thinks it's real.

Later, Carol Ferris is shocked by the TV news and finds Hal was working with Sinestro.

When Sinestro forces Hal to assist him by threatening to kill Carol Ferris, she dons the Star Sapphire ring so that she can eventually help Hal, but Hal and Sinestro are confronted by the Indigo Tribe, who take both of them and teleport away.

However, Carol Ferris rejects the idea that Hal is dead as the link between her heart and his which she can sense via her ring is still intact, with her ring's visions informing her that Kyle must unite the powers of all seven Corps in himself to stop this latest threat.

Carol Ferris is able to sense Hal's actions when he creates a ring out of willpower.

Carol Ferris wields a less powerful violet power ring as a member of the Star Sapphires, which replicates her original powers as Star Sapphire to a degree as well.

Carol Ferris has a central role in Darwyn Cooke's 2004 miniseries DC: The New Frontier.

Carol Ferris makes an appearance in the 2005—2007 miniseries Justice, in which she is taken hostage by the allegiance of arch supervillains because of her relationship to Green Lantern.

Later, Amazon invisible planes invade over Coast City and Hal and Carol Ferris manage to shoot them down and the hydra they dropped on the city.

Carol Ferris insists on joining him in the dropping of the Green Arrow Industries nuclear missile.

Carol Ferris sees the engagement ring that he was going to propose to her with.

Carol Ferris recognizes that Hal is concerned over the way things have gone since Superman's Regime escalated and waits for him to come back after he is called away by the Guardian Ganthet.

Carol Ferris then joins the crew in the final battle against Nekron on the reborn Vulcan, culminating in Nekron's defeat while she joins the Enterprise on his mission.