![]() ![]() Her Coda-teachings stabilized Cole's sanity and removed what remained of his psionic powers. Wanting to see Grifter overcome his traumas and tragedies, she decided to teach him the ways of the Coda that she had once belonged to - despite the tradition that only women should receive the Coda knowledge. Zealot would soon meet a man would become known as Grifter, and the two went on to have an unusual relationship over the following years. The child would later become Stormwatch member Winter, who remained unaware of his true parentage, due to Zealot ultimately choosing to let go of her past. Continuing her life-long dedication to the path of a warrior, she then gives the child to a Siberian family for the child's protection. It was also during this time that Zannah would form a brief relationship with John Colt and have a second child, a son. However, Team One emerged victorious and disbanded shortly after. Using an army of post-humans and Daemonites, Helspont attempted to destroy all of humanity using nuclear missiles, so the Daemonites could rule the earth. Sometime afterwards in the 1960s, she joined Team One under the alias Lucy Blaze, aiding fellow Kherubim survivors Lord Emp, Majestros, and John Colt in the battle against Helspont, a Daemonite Lord and his Cabal army. She would then go on to fight against the Coda on multiple occasions, while continuing to wage war on the Daemonites and wandering the Earth. However, leaving the Coda Sisterhood is forbidden, which made Zealot marked for death. Īs time went on, Zannah realized that the Coda Sisterhood began to stray from its true ways and precepts, and decided to leave. The child was named Kenesha, although Kenesha would become best known by the name Savant. However, because it is forbidden for Kherubim women to be both mothers and warriors, Zealot's mother Harmony convinced her to lie to everyone that the child was stillborn, while Harmony pretended that the child was hers, raising it as Zealot's sister. Zannah was paired with another Kherubim named Majestros, resulting in the birth of a daughter. Despite the virtues and practices of the Coda being strictly between the women in the Khera race, mating however was enforced, due to the high infertility rate among the men and women of the Kherubim race. Zealot being the former Majestrix of the Coda Sisterhood, helped developed their virtues and practices. Zealot survived the crash, later forming an Earth chapter sisterhood of warriors called the Coda, whose mission was to stop the Daemonites from conquering the planet.Ĭenturies later, the Coda would be revived in response to increased Daemonite activity. The Kherubim-Daemonite war spread across the galaxy, eventually involving Earth when Daemonite and Kherubim ships crash-landed on the planet. She has experienced relationships with both humans and aliens. Zealot is a proud warrior from planet Khera who has lived thousands of years, waging a very long war against the Daemonites. Fictional character biography Coda Sisterhood However, in March 2021, it was hinted that Zealot may soon appear alongside Grifter in Batman: Urban Legends, which is of the Infinite Frontier relaunch of the DC Universe. Since the transition to DC, the character (along with the majority of the Wildstorm characters) has remained largely unused over the following years, despite appearing as a supporting character in the second volume of Deathstroke, as well as a few appearances in the DC Universe version of Stormwatch. In 1999, Lee sold Wildstorm to DC Comics, and ownership of all Wildstorm characters, including Zealot, transferred to DC Comics. The covers of the series were designed by both Jon Holdredge, and Terry Shoemaker. The series was written by Ron Marz, penciled by Terry Shoemaker, and inked by Jon Holdredge and John Tighe. In this incarnation, Zealot is a long-lived warrior belonging to a nearly-immortal ancient alien race known as the Kherubim, and is a member of the Coda Sisterhood, a group of Amazonian-like/ ninja-like warriors from planet Khera.įrom August to December, 1995, the character starred in her own solo series, which briefly ran for three issues. ![]() As a member of the WildCATS, Lady Zannah also appeared in a number of crossover stories within the Wildstorm Universe. Created by artist Jim Lee and writer Brandon Choi, she first appeared in WildC.A.T.s #1 (August 1992), as a member of that titular superhero team, during the period when Wildstorm and its properties were owned by Jim Lee. Zealot ( Lady Zannah) is a fictional comic book superhero who has appeared in books published by Wildstorm Productions and DC Comics. Please consider expanding the lead to provide an accessible overview of all important aspects of the article. This article's lead section may be too short to adequately summarize the key points. ![]()
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