19 Facts About Namora

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

Namora's is from Atlantis and is the daughter of an Atlantean father and a human mother.

Namora's had her own comic book series, Namora, which ran from August–December 1948.

Namora received an entry in The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Golden Age 2004.

Namora is a character that originated in the Golden Age of Comic Books.

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Namora's was Namor's cousin, and became his companion for a period of several years.

Namora was ultimately shown to have been fatally poisoned by the Lemurian terrorist Llyra.

Namora's was survived by her clone, Namorita, whom she had passed off as her birth daughter because of Atlantian taboos against cloning.

Jimmy Woo offers her a spot, and Namora joins the Agents of Atlas, where she leads Venus to recover all memories of her past life as a siren, almost driving her mad in the process.

Angry over the death and subsequent vilification of her daughter at the onset of the superhero Civil War over government registration, Namora joins Amadeus Cho, Hercules and Angel to aid the Hulk.

Namor and Namora decide to part ways as they were unsure how much of their feelings for each other were genuine and how much was due to the secret plotting of the elders.

Namora sends a desperate plea for help to Hank Pym, but the kingdom is destroyed before action can be taken.

Namora's is nearly invulnerable as bullets and other missiles cannot penetrate her extremely tough skin.

Namora's is an alternate-Earth counterpart of Namor the Sub-Mariner, rather than of Aquaria Nautica Neptunia, the Earth-616 Namora.

Namora's is a mutant with superhuman strength and the power of flight by using the ankle wings on her feet.

Namora killed all of her Earth's superheroes, having the most difficulty with the Fantastic Four, and she conquered the world and ruled it for decades, before becoming 'unhinged' in time and forced to join the Exiles, much to her chagrin.

Teenaged version of Namora appears as one of the main protagonists in the all-ages Marvel Her-oes series, which was written by Grace Randolph.

Namora's attends the same high school as Jennifer Walters and Janet van Dyne, and hides her Atlantean heritage by claiming to be an exchange student from Greece under the name of "Namora Aquarius".

Namora will appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, played by Mabel Cadena.