28 Facts About Superwoman

Superwoman is the name of several fictional characters from DC Comics.

Superwoman's costume seems to be exactly the same as that of the Anti-Matter Universe's Superwoman, but in Superman's colors.

Superwoman discovers that Earth's sun will go nova and obliterate the solar system.

Superwoman physically resembles an adult Kara Zor-El, with a similar costume, except instead of being blue-and-red with a pentagonal S shield, Luma's costume is white-and-green with a circular S emblem.

Superwoman is the name of several fictional characters who are supervillains appearing in stories published by DC Comics.

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Superwoman, like Wonder Woman, was an Amazon, and possessed similar powers of super-strength and flight.

Superwoman was never seen with bracelets and this was part of her look to show she was, in fact, an evil aging Amazon.

Pre-Crisis version of Superwoman was killed, along with the rest of the CSA, when they were trying to save Earth-Three from being destroyed by the Anti-Monitor's antimatter wave.

In Post-Crisis continuity, as established in the 2000 graphic novel JLA: Earth 2 by Grant Morrison, Superwoman comes from a parallel world similar to Earth, but located in an antimatter universe.

Superwoman continues to make occasional appearances as a member of the Crime Syndicate, most recently appearing in storylines in the Justice League and Superman comics.

At the Planet, Superwoman is shown to upset her colleagues; the antimatter-Cat Grant refers to Superwoman as "Queen Bitch", and negatively alludes to her "friendship" with the antimatter Jimmy Olsen.

The Antimatter Universe's version of Superwoman is the first version of the character to combine Diana of Themyscira and Lois Lane.

Superwoman is so besotted that he ignores her gibes and insults, even when she tauntingly refers to him as, "Superwoman's Snitch, Jimmy Olsen", and prints it in the Planet.

The character is not identified in 52, but later in Countdown to Final Crisis, which identifies her as Superwoman of the "Crime Society of America", on an alternative world which is a reversed version of Earth-2.

Superwoman is pregnant, and engaging in affairs with both Owlman and Ultraman.

Superwoman betrays Ultraman, revealing she and Luthor are carrying a child who is prophesied to bring an end to the world.

Right after she gave birth to her son, on order from Owlman, Superwoman used her child to absorb the Omega Sanction from Lex Luthor.

Unlike most incarnations, this Superwoman is an alternate version of Donna Troy.

Superwoman is the second daughter of Queen Hippolyta of Themyscira, known as Demon's Island; her older sister Diana was apparently killed by their mother for weakness.

Superwoman is able to resist the attack and single-handedly kills the queen as it begs for mercy.

When he confronts Superwoman he discovers that he is regarded as a super-villain in this gender-reversed world, which leads to a battle with Superwoman, Superlad, and Wonder Warrior.

Later stories, including Countdown and The Multiversity would revisit the concept of a gender-reversed Superman known as Superwoman, and designated those stories as taking place on Earth-11 of the DC Multiverse.

Superwoman would go on to help Superwoman of Earth-11 as well as a number of other Superman counterparts to escape from a being called Prophecy, who was attempting to drain their powers in order to fight an unknown future threat.

Dana donned a green-and-purple uniform, with "Superwoman" written down the leggings, and called herself Superwoman, and tried to get Superman to fall in love with her.

Superwoman vanished attempting to help Superman rescue people from a burning ship.

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When Superman was split into his Red and Blue energy forms, Superwoman returned hoping that one of the Supermen would return her feelings, but Maxima intervened, and used her telepathy to convince Superwoman that she would destroy Superman with her love.

Superwoman died trying to protect him from one of the DMN users when it almost struck him in the back while he was distracted since she knew he was vulnerable to magic.

Lucy Lane later attacks Reactron, which tipped off readers that Superwoman was not Kryptonian, since the villain's Gold Kryptonite power source had no effect on her.