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Stardust (Femforce)

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Stardust


Stardust on the cover of Femforce #65

Publisher AC Comics
First appearance Bill Black's Fun Comics #4 (March 1983)
Created by Bill Black (script, art)
Characteristics
Alter ego Dr. Mara
Homeworld Rur
Team
affiliations
Femforce
Sentinels of Justice
Abilities Super-strength
Flight
Energy blasts

Stardust is a fictional superhero who appears in the Femforce comic published by AC Comics. She debuted in Bill Black's Fun Comics #4 (March 1983)

Fictional character biography

Stardust's real name is Dr. Mara, a top scientist and political dissident from the female-dominated planet Rur. Looking for a weapon to use against the invading Kronons, Mars revives the hibernating Earth hero Captain Paragon and attempts to enlist his help in the battle. While trying to convince Captain Paragon to help, Mara accidentally enters the Stellar Erg Implanter, which gives her super powers. Tired of the warlike policies of the Ruran queen, Mara eventually leaves Rur for Earth, and joins the Femforce team to fight for peace. Stardust has difficulty adjusting to live on Earth. Her unfamiliarity with male-female interactions leads to a brief but bitter rivalry with Ms. Victory, when Stardust inadvertently started having an affair with her estranged husband, David Burke.

Powers and abilities

Thanks to the Stellar Erg Implanter, Stardust possesses super-human strength, can project light energy blasts, and has the ability to fly. When she flies she leaves behind a trail of stars in her wake.

References

  • Rovin, Jeff (1985). The Encyclopedia of Superheroes. New York: Facts on File. 0-8160-1168-0

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