Raven murdered the priest before he could finish the ceremony. But their wedding was interrupted by their Titans teammate Raven, who had given in to her demonic nature and once again gone evil. Afterward she nearly married her true love Dick Grayson, despite anti-alien sentiment on Earth at the time. She has been married twice, both times to Tamaranean men: once to the prince Karras to seal a peace treaty, and once to General Phy'zzon out of duty. She has a no-nonsense attitude, but Tamaranean's joy-seeking culture has led her into a number of romances. When fully provoked she can fly into a berserker rage, increasing her already impressive strength level, and when in this state her teammates have sometimes had to physically restrain her out of fear that she might kill her opponents. She is a fierce and no-nonsense fighter and extremely aggressive in battle. However, Starfire is also a born warrior, and her sweet and frivolous personality evaporates whenever a combat situation arises. Starfire can instantly assimilate other languages simply through physical contact with the other person, and if that other person is male, she will usually kiss them (often without any warning). She is openly flirtatious with men, even taken ones, and is seemingly oblivious to the jealousy she generates in other women. Starfire is no exception to this, and she finds the human mode of dress to be unnecessarily prudish and restrictive.
#Starfire and robin skin
Tamaraneans tend to wear very little clothing compared to humans, both as a reflection of their uninhibited culture and in order to absorb more solar energy through their skin and convert that energy into the power of flight.
She wears her emotions on her sleeve, loves to have fun, and often expresses herself in flamboyant ways. Starfire has an outgoing and vivacious personality that epitomizes the joy-seeking aspects of Tamaranean culture. Character Evolution Modern Age: New Earth Starfire (New Earth) Her character was immediately popular with fans, and her look and costume has remained virtually unchanged since her initial appearance three decades ago. Wolfman conceived the character as an exotic alien princess who was both sexy in appearance and a fierce warrior, essentially a " Red Sonja in outer space." Based on this description, Perez visually designed Starfire to have golden skin, long flowing red hair, completely green eyes, a voluptuous figure, and revealing bikini-like armor. She made her debut in DC Comics Presents #26 (October 1980). Starfire was created by writer Marv Wolfman and artist George Perez in 1980, when new characters were needed to fill out the revamped roster of the upcoming New Teen Titans series.
#Starfire and robin series
This set the stage for a sibling rivalry of epic proportions as Komand'r continually sought revenge against Koriand'r, precipitating a series of events that ultimately brought the Tamaranean princess to Earth. Koriand'r received all of the privileges, honors, and dignity of royalty and grew to be the first princess of Tamaran in a hundred years, while Komand'r was largely shunned and forgotten. Komand'r's princess status was transferred to her more attractive younger sister Koriand'r, who had no abnormalities and was well-liked by her people. Komand'r developed a bitter and unpleasant personality as a result, and due to her disability and unpopularity, she was deemed unworthy of ascension to the throne.
Her elder sister Komand'r (later known as Blackfire) was the victim of a rare childhood disease that rendered her unable to fly.
Koriand'r was the second of three children born to King Myand'r and Queen Luand'r of the planet Tamaran, whose inhabitants have the ability to absorb solar energy through their skin and convert it into the power of flight. This page is for Koriand'r, the current and most prominent Starfire.įor the earlier character with the same name, see: Starfire.
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