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Laurel Lance-Queen is a vigilante from Earth-11 who goes by the name "Black Arrow." She was inspired by her parents' superhero mantles, whose "roles" were reversed - Oliver Queen was a Black Canary while Dinah Drake-Lance was acting under the mantle of Green Arrow.
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In 2016, the penultimate episode of The Flash season two introduces an antagonist doppelgänger of Laurel Lance from the parallel universe Earth-2, who is known as Black Siren. [2] The character subsequently recurs in Arrow season five and becomes one of the main characters from season six onward. [3]
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Black Canary Universe Information Home universe Earth-1 Current universe Earth-Prime General Information Occupation Original multiverse Assistant district attorney of Star City (formerly) Legal aid attorney of CNRI (formerly) Law student (graduated) Vigilante (formerly) Member of Team Arrow (formerly) Affiliation Original multiverse
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In current depictions, the character no longer has the "Lance" surname. She is sometimes referred to as the Golden Age Black Canary . The second Black Canary, Dinah Laurel Lance, was created by Dennis O'Neil and Dick Dillin, first appearing in Justice League of America #19 (October, 1983).
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Dinah Laurel Lance Alias (es) Dinah Laurel Lance Black Canary Origin Arrow Occupation '*Assistant District Attorney for Star City Member of Team Arrow Vigilante Superheroine Powers / Skills Peak Human Physical Condition: Agility Flexibility Reflexes Speed Athletics & Acrobatics Stamina Durability Senses Stealth Enhanced Human Physical Condition:
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Such is the case with Dinah Lance, a.k.a. the Black Canary, a silver-tongued songstress who just so happens to have the power to turn her voice into a supersonic blast she calls a "Canary Cry." A highly-trained martial artist and master of disguise, Dinah's life hasn't always been easy.
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Black Canary ( Dinah Laurel Lance) is a superheroine appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. Lance is one of two women under the alias Black Canary within the DC Universe; she is Dinah Drake 's daughter and successor of the superhero mantle in the post- Crisis narratives.
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Dinah Laurel Lance Main Alias Black Canary Other Aliases Myra Kallen Relatives Richard Drake (grandfather, deceased), Larry Lance (father, deceased), Dinah Drake (mother, deceased), Craig Windrow (ex-husband), Oliver Queen (ex-husband), Roy Harper (adopted son), Mia Dearden (adopted daughter), Cynthia Lance (adopted daughter) Affiliation
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The New 52 version of Black Canary combines Dinah, the first, and Dinah Laurel, her daughter, into one story. She too loses her husband Kurt, meaning happiness once again followed by loss that calcifies Canary's resolve. It's a hallmark moment in the heroine's formation - and in the show, it almost was. In The Show
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BLACK CANARY II (Dinah Laurel Lance) Created by Denny O'Neil and Dick Dillin. CHRONOLOGY. Black Canary first appeared in Justice League of America #75 (October 1969): "In Each Man There Is a Demon". Below is the definitive list of appearances of Black Canary in chronological order. Flashback sequences or story entries will be followed by a.
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Arrowverse Wiki 13,769 pages Explore Arrowverse Characters Crossovers Community in: Meta-humans, Characters, Characters from Earth-2, and 15 more English Laurel Lance (Earth-2) View source For other people who used the "Canary" identity, see Canary. Laurel Lance Civilian Black Canary Universe Information Home universe Earth-2 Current universe
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July 18, 2022 Black Canary is an alias that has been used by two DC superheroines. Created by Robert Kanigher and Carmine Infantino, the original Black Canary (Dinah Drake) was introduced in the pages of Flash Comics #86 (1947) where Dinah was working undercover to infiltrate a criminal gang.
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Real Name: Dinah Laurel Lance First Appearance: Justice League of America #220 (November, 1983) Powers: This iteration of Black Canary has an ability and power set similar to her mother's. She is an expert martial artist who can fly and/or glide.
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Black Canary was a member of the Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion. Black Canary first joined the Justice League during the team expansion that followed the Thanagarian invasion of Earth. Green Arrow, also admitted to the team during that time, took notice of her and decided to stay on just to get to know her better. Eventually, Green Arrow helped Black Canary rescue Wildcat from.
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Black Canary (real name Dinah Laurel Lance) was an aggressive martial artist with a supersonic voice who joined the Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion. Dinah Lance was one of the many Justice League members who joined after the Thanagarian invasion. She was trained by Wildcat, and was one of the League's best hand-to-hand fighters. Green Arrow soon noticed the shapely blonde.
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Dinah Laurel Lance is the daughter of the original Black Canary, Dinah Drake, and police officer Larry Lance. Born a Metahuman, Dinah has the ability of her "Canary Cry". At the age of.