She's a member of the Justice League and a second-generation sorceress/superheroine...
...and, usually, one of the most powerful magicians in the DC Universe!
But, this tale takes place at a point when her powers are lessened...
Actually, this never-reprinted story from DC's Worlds Finest Comics #276 (1982) will continue on
Thursday!
Written by Paul Kupperberg and illustrated by Dan Spiegle, this was part of Zatanna's second strip, running in World's Finest from #274 to #278.
Daughter of Golden Age magician/super-hero Zatara and Sindella, a member of Homo Magi (humans born with the ability to manipulate magical forces), Zatanna initially uses her human father's technique to manipulate reality by speaking incantations backwards, and later learns to utilize her inborn talents.
Daughter of Golden Age magician/super-hero Zatara and Sindella, a member of Homo Magi (humans born with the ability to manipulate magical forces), Zatanna initially uses her human father's technique to manipulate reality by speaking incantations backwards, and later learns to utilize her inborn talents.
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Cool flashback. I always liked Zatanna, a different heroine in the DC and always beautiful.
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