38 Facts About Deathbird

Deathbird is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Deathbird is usually depicted as a supervillain, an adversary of the X-Men.

Deathbird is part of a segment of the extraterrestrial Shi'ar race that possesses talon-tipped wings.

Deathbird is the hated sister of the Shi'ar empress Lilandra Neramani, the mother of the Shi'ar warrior, Deathcry, and constantly seeks to usurp her sister's throne.

Deathbird is a sister of D'Ken, the first depicted ruler of the Shi'ar.

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Deathbird was born Cal'syee Neramani to the ruling house of the Shi'ar Imperium on the Aerie, native world of the Shi'ar.

Deathbird's name was stripped from her after it was prophesied that she was destined to commit great evil.

Deathbird was exiled after brutally murdering both her mother and an unnamed sister.

The skirmish was interrupted after Deathbird severely injured the superhero, who became distracted trying to save the lives of two small children.

Deathbird decided to take the throne for herself, and allied with the councilman Samedar, alien parasites called the Brood, and renegade members of the Imperial Guard in an attempted coup.

Deathbird later succeeded in deposing Lilandra with the aid of the Brood, and took the throne for herself.

Deathbird later came to her sister's aid during the short Kree-Shi'ar War, assassinating Kree leaders Ael-Dann and Dar-Benn.

Deathbird was captured by Clint Barton in his guise as Goliath.

Deathbird was later released and granted dominion over the conquered Kree Empire as viceroy, and made praetor of the Kree Starforce by Lilandra.

Deathbird was amazed that the Earth mutant showed no fear and stood up to her, and they seemed physically attracted to each other.

Deathbird initially convinced Bishop that he was paralyzed due to his injuries and that, of all the X-Men, only he survived.

Bishop and Deathbird helped the rebels in opposing her and Deathbird defeated her niece in a duel.

Deathbird could have slain her, and every instinct told her to do so, but she let her live.

Suddenly Deathbird betrayed Bishop to a cadre of Skrulls and he was returned to Earth in order to implement the ultimate plans of the Skrulls' ally, Apocalypse.

Deathbird was herself betrayed and transformed by Apocalypse into one of his Horsemen.

Deathbird dares Bishop to kill her, before opening an airlock and getting sucked out into space.

Deathbird was rescued by the Imperial Guard; Lilandra imprisoned her because she posed a threat to her rule.

Deathbird is incarcerated in the same maximum security installation that houses Deathbird.

Deathbird convinces Vulcan to finish the healing process that the Shi'ar members of the secret order had begun on D'Ken, who remained in a coma since the M'Kraan Crystal incident.

When D'Ken discerns Vulcan's feelings for Deathbird, he invokes an ancient Shi'ar custom and invites Vulcan to marry Deathbird and become part of Shi'ar royalty.

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Vulcan and Deathbird are married in front of the M'Kraan Crystal just as the X-Men, Lilandra, The Starjammers, and the Shi'ar loyal to Lilandra attack.

Deathbird is a genetic mutant of the Shi'ar species; she has superhuman strength, speed, stamina, agility, flexibility, reflexes, coordination, balance, and endurance well beyond the average limits of her race.

Deathbird has inherited atavistic characteristics such as fully functioning wings, which most Shi'ar lack, and is capable of self-propelled flight at a natural winged flight limit velocity.

Deathbird's wings are very strong, as she could flex her wing to throw Ms.

Deathbird's fingernails are essentially talons which can score steel and tear through substances such as bone and tissue easily.

Deathbird uses a variety of javelins, some of which are designed for specific offensive effects.

Deathbird carries the javelins as eight-inch quills on twin wrist-bands; when removed from its sheath, a quill will telescope to about four times its original length.

Deathbird has used a javelin that emits noxious, acrid fumes upon impact.

Some of Deathbird's javelins are so designed that when their tips touch they emit a powerful, repeating 35,000 volt electrical charge.

Deathbird has used other equipment of Shi'ar design, including battle armor, and a large, advanced, one-woman energy cannon.

Deathbird teamed up with the mutants in the hope they could help wrestle control of the crystal from D'ken.

Deathbird discovered D'ken inside the crystal, trapped by its energies, and when she attempted to kill him she too became trapped.

Deathbird defies the will of her sister and leads a Shi'ar force into the Star Trek reality.