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'''Real Name:''' Lena Luthor <br>
 
'''Nicknames:''' No known nicknames <br>
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'''Real Name:''' Devon Warthen <br>
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'''Nicknames:''' None <br>
 
'''Former Aliases:''' No known former aliases <br>
 
'''Former Aliases:''' No known former aliases <br>
 
'''Other Current Aliases:''' No other known current aliases <br>
 
'''Other Current Aliases:''' No other known current aliases <br>
 
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==Status==
 
==Status==
'''Occupation:''' None, child <br>
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'''Occupation:''' Research chemist, Former CEO Of Tyler Chemical Company <br>
'''Legal Status:''' U.S. Citizen <br>
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'''Legal Status:''' Citizen of the United States <br>
 
'''Identity:''' [[:Category:Secret Identity|Secret]] <br>
 
'''Identity:''' [[:Category:Secret Identity|Secret]] <br>
'''Marital Status:''' single <br>
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'''Marital Status:''' Single <br>
'''Group Affiliation:''' No known group affiliation <br>
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'''Base of Operations:''' Hannibal<br>
'''Base of Operations:''' Base of operations unknown <br>
 
 
 
==Origin==
 
 
[[Image:SUP131.JPG|right|thumb|151px|Lena's Birth Announcement]]
 
 
In the modern comics, Lena is the daughter of Lex Luthor, not his sister as was the case in former continuity. <br>
 
 
'''Place of Birth:''' Metropolis <br>
 
'''Known Relatives:''' [[Lex Luthor]](father); [[Contessa Erica Alexandra del Portenza]](mother, deceased) <br>
 
'''First Appearance:''' [[comic Superman (Volume 2)|Superman]] #131 (January 1998) <br>
 
 
==History==
 
During a period when [[Lex Luthor]] was on the run from the law, the CEO of LexCorp was the [[Contessa Erica Alexandra del Portenza]], a nearly immortal woman who was many centuries old, unbeknownst to everyone else (including Lex). Luthor and the Contessa had apparently met years earlier, but they did not get together until this period.<ref>''Superman: The Man of Steel'' #53</ref> The Contessa helps to hide Luthor from the law and they soon become engaged.<ref>''The Adventures of Superman'' #535</ref> [[Lois Lane]] uncovers this secret, but [[Jimmy Olsen]]--then working for GBS--steals her scoop.<ref>''Superman'' #113</ref> Luthor marries the Contessa on a yacht while keeping Superman distracted.<ref>''Superman: The Man of Tomorrow'' #5</ref>Not long after the wedding, the Contessa learns that she is pregnant.<ref>''Superman'' #119</ref>
 
 
The Contessa gives birth at LexCorp while Luthor is away arranging the assassination of Mayor Berkowitz. Luthor has the Contessa drugged and taken away, because he does not want to compete with anyone for his child's affections. He names her Lena, after a girl he knew in his youth who was killed by his foster father.<ref>''Superman'' #131</ref>
 
When the Contessa escapes from Luthor's henchmen, she orchestrates a kidnapping of her child--not to have her back, but just to goad Lex. Luthor confides to Superman that the child is now the only thing he truly cares about.<ref>''Superman Forever'' #1</ref>
 
 
It doesn't take long for Luthor's evil to come back full swing, however. During the [[Y2K]] Crisis, [[Brainiac]] causes all of the world's computers to shut down. What he did not intend, however, was for the arrival of a future version of himself, [[Brainiac 13]], who attempts to absorb his past self. Brainiac manages to download his mind into Lena Luthor. When B13's defeat is imminent, he makes a bargain with Lex--hand over Brainiac and the vessel he is in (Lena) and thereby allow him to escape, and in return B13 will keep Metropolis upgraded as its distant futuristic self, allowing Lex Luthor to be triumphant once again. Luthor accepts this deal, handing over his daughter. When Superman confront him about what he did, Luthor coldly replies "I have my city, my kingdom on the edge of tomorrow. As for my princess...I can always make another."<ref>''Superman Y2K'' #1, ''Action Comics'' #763</ref>
 
 
Lena would return after Lex wins the presidency. A thrall of B13, she has been aged to adulthood and given incredible powers. She visits Luthor in the White House, warning him about the coming of [[Imperiex]] and cautioning thim that Superman will be needed as never before.<ref>''Superman'' #171</ref> B13 sits in the shadows until the moment Imperiex is seemingly destroyed, then reveals himself and absorbs Imperiex's energy for his own, using the upgraded Metropolis as part of his plan. Lena laughs at Luthor for trusting her and her master.''The Adventures of Superman'' #595</ref> Lena nevertheless ends up betraying B13 and siding with her father, proving she's a Luthor after all.<ref>''Superman: The Man of Steel'' #117</ref> After Imperiex and Brainiac 13 are ultimately defeated, Lena reverts back to an infant no older than the day she was given up by Lex. Superman returns the child to her father, warning him to stop being a God and try just being a man.<ref>''Action Comics'' #782</ref>
 
   
 
==Characteristics==
 
==Characteristics==
'''Height:''' 1'1" <br>
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'''Height:''' 5'10" <br>
'''Weight:''' 10-15 lbs (xxx kg) <br>
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'''Weight:''' 140 lbs <br>
'''Eyes:''' Green <br>
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'''Eyes:''' Blue <br>
'''Hair:''' Red <br>
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'''Hair:''' Hair: Brown/Black<br>
 
'''Unusual Features:''' No unusual features <br>
 
'''Unusual Features:''' No unusual features <br>
   
 
==Powers==
 
==Powers==
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'''Known Powers:''' WarthenMan derives all his super-human abilities from the "miracle vitamin" Miraclo. The active ingredient is a special form of phosphorus, which bonds temporarily with the ATP in muscle cells to create a "Atropine Quad-Phosphate" which energizes the cells. The energy released gives the subject increased strength, limited invulnerability and heightened stamina for about an hour. After that time, the "AQP" burns itself out, and the waste toxins generated need to be eliminated in the bloodstream over about a 24 hour period. <br>
'''Known Powers:''' No known powers. <br>
 
 
'''Known Abilities:''' No known abilities. <br>
 
'''Known Abilities:''' No known abilities. <br>
'''Strength Level:''' Strength level unknown <br>
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'''Strength Level:''' Lift 50 tons <br>
 
 
==Miscellaneous==
 
'''Equipment:''' No known equipment. <br>
 
'''Transportation:''' No known transportation. <br>
 
'''Weapons:''' No known weapons. <br>
 
 
 
==Notes==
 
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==Trivia==
 
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==See Also==
 
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Latest revision as of 18:52, 2 December 2006

Real Name: Devon Warthen
Nicknames: None
Former Aliases: No known former aliases
Other Current Aliases: No other known current aliases

Status

Occupation: Research chemist, Former CEO Of Tyler Chemical Company
Legal Status: Citizen of the United States
Identity: Secret
Marital Status: Single
Base of Operations: Hannibal

Characteristics

Height: 5'10"
Weight: 140 lbs
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Hair: Brown/Black
Unusual Features: No unusual features

Powers

Known Powers: WarthenMan derives all his super-human abilities from the "miracle vitamin" Miraclo. The active ingredient is a special form of phosphorus, which bonds temporarily with the ATP in muscle cells to create a "Atropine Quad-Phosphate" which energizes the cells. The energy released gives the subject increased strength, limited invulnerability and heightened stamina for about an hour. After that time, the "AQP" burns itself out, and the waste toxins generated need to be eliminated in the bloodstream over about a 24 hour period.
Known Abilities: No known abilities.
Strength Level: Lift 50 tons