Kismet ( Marvel Comics ) - wikipedia Kismet ( Marvel Comics ) Kismet Her ( center ) on the cover of Alpha Flight # 97 ( June 1991 ). Art by Jackson Guice. Publication information Publisher Marvel Comics First appearance ( as Paragon ) The Incredible Hulk Annual # 6 ( 1977 ) ( as Her / Kismet ) Marvel Two - in - One # 61 ( Mar 1980 ) ( as Ayesha ) Fantastic Four Vol. 3 # 11 ( 1998 ) Created by Len Wein ( writer ) David Kraft Herb Trimpe ( artist ) In - story information Notable aliases Paragon, Her, Ayesha, J'Ridia Starduster, She Who Must be Obeyed, She Whose Trail Dusts Hope Abilities Flight Unaided survival in vacuum Energy Blasts Regeneration Super-strength and Durability Kismet ( / ˈkɪzmɪt, - mɛt, ˈkɪs - / ), also known as Paragon, Her, and Ayesha ( / aɪ ˈiːʃə / ), is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. She exists in Marvel 's main shared universe, known as the Marvel Universe. Ayesha appears in the film Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, portrayed by Elizabeth Debicki. Contents 1 Publication history 2 Fictional character biography 3 Powers and abilities 4 Other versions 4.1 Earth X 4.2 Fantastic Four : The End 4.3 Guardians of the Galaxy 5 In other media 6 References 7 External links Publication history This section needs expansion. You can help by adding to it. ( December 2016 ) The character first appeared as Paragon in The Incredible Hulk Annual # 6 and was created by Len Wein, David Kraft, and Herb Trimpe. She first appeared as Her and Kismet in Marvel Two - in - One # 61, while Ayesha first appeared in Fantastic Four vol. 3, # 11. Fictional character biography Originally known as Paragon, Kismet was the second attempt by the Enclave to artificially create a super-powerful being in their Citadel of Science `` the Beehive '' ( their first attempt was Him, later known as Adam Warlock ). The Enclave intended to create a super-powerful being to control. `` Born '' before being fully formed, Paragon appeared as a muscular male figure. Paragon battled the Hulk, then overrode the Enclave 's control and sunk their Beehive headquarters before incubating itself in a cocoon much like Warlock often would. When she emerged from the cocoon in her more familiar blond - haired, golden - skinned form she was scantily clad only in a red swimsuit - like costume. As a female replicant of Warlock, she took the name of Her ( a reference to Warlock 's original name, Him ) and sought Warlock to mate with him. However, Warlock had died some years earlier, traveling a short time into the future to steal his own soul with his Soul Gem in a twisted suicide. Confident she would be able to revive him, Her managed to restore and reanimate his body, but with his mind and soul missing, she was forced to sadly return him to his grave. She set out to explore the cosmos to find a possible mate. She helped the ecologically ravaged planet U'sr'pr recover, invoking the wrath of the Consortium. She was called by the natives J'ridia Starduster. Later, she was aided by Alpha Flight and the Avengers against the Consortium. Some time after beginning her quest to find Warlock, she discovered that Warlock had been resurrected body and soul. However, he rejects her, leaving her sobbing on the ground. After this, she held a competition among some of the most powerful men on Earth, attaching reproductive pods to their necks to see how they would react. She selected Quasar, Hercules, Wonder Man, Hyperion, Doc Samson, and Forgotten One for this task. She battled Quasar and was attacked by Jack of Hearts, but was saved by Quasar from Moondragon. As Quasar was the only one who did not destroy his pod, she turns her attentions to him for a time, until his girlfriend Kayla Ballantine ( in possession of the Star Brand ) severely beat her and forced her to return to cocoon form to heal. However, she decided to become Quasar 's companion for a time. Around this time, she examined the other heroes of Earth, judging them on mating status. For example, she rejects the men of the X-Men, as their genetic structure makes them too unstable. She also aids Quasar in the 1992 `` Operation : Galactic Storm '', storyline Starbolt, and willingly guarding the Star Gates that, by their very operation, threaten Earth 's existence. This does not go well, as she becomes involved in a fight with Binary, and also the Super-Skrull. Soon after the war, she became engulfed by the Soul - Eater and was rescued by Quasar. During her adventures with Quasar she took the name Kismet, after the Arabic word for fate. She battled the Black Fleet destroying the planet Scadam. She later came to the rescue of her three creators in the Beehive. By healing them in cocoons similar to her own, they became golden skinned superhumans as well. The four of them journeyed into space. Later still, she changed her name again, to Ayesha. During this time, she was under the control of the supervillain Crucible on Genosha. Powers and abilities Kismet is an artificial being created through genetic engineering by the Enclave. She has the ability to tap, store, and manipulate cosmic energy for a variety of effects, including the projection of concussive force bolts and flight. The cosmic energy enhances her physical attributes to superhuman levels, and enhances her metabolism and her life force, preventing her from aging, and making her virtually immortal. She can recover from serious injuries by creating a cosmic energy cocoon from surrounding molecules in which she can rest and regenerate. She can reanimate dead tissue by projecting a portion of her cosmic life force into it. Kismet can not restore a being 's spirit ( astral self ) to a body that she resurrects if that spirit has left the body. She also has the ability to use cosmic energy to rearrange molecular structures ( of about three cubic feet at a time ). Other versions Earth X Main article : Earth X In the limited series Earth X, Mar - Vell is reincarnated as the child of the synthetic Adam Warlock / Him and Kismet / Her. Fantastic Four : the End Main article : Fantastic Four : The End In the limited series Fantastic Four : The End, Kismet ( under the name of Ayesha ) has apparently taken over the Captain Marvel mantle in the not - too - distant future. Guardians of the Galaxy Main article : Guardians of the Galaxy ( 1969 team ) Stakar Vaughn, Starhawk, was born to the superheroes Quasar and Kismet in the Guardians of the Galaxy alternate timeline ( Earth - 691 ) around the year 2002. Stakar is instantly stolen by Era, the evil child of Eon, and raised by friendly aliens. Kismet retreats to a monastery for hundreds of years, where she vows not to use her powers. Stakar, a grown adult, finds her. Together, they visit Quasar 's grave. It is learned, through Era and the Hawk - God Stakar worships, that Quasar had been purposely sent to his death and Eon himself had been entrapped. Kismet and Stakar dedicate themselves to hunting down Era. In other media Elizabeth Debicki as Ayesha in the 2017 film Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Ayesha appears in the film Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, portrayed by Elizabeth Debicki. In this version, she is the high priestess of the golden - skinned Sovereign race. In a mid-credit scene, she is observing the gestation of a new member of the Sovereign race, and names it Adam. References Jump up ^ Incredible Hulk Annual # 6. Marvel Comics. Jump up ^ Marvel Two - in - One # 61 -- 62. Marvel Comics. Jump up ^ Marvel Comics Presents # 35 Jump up ^ Alpha Flight # 97 -- 100. Marvel Comics. Jump up ^ Quasar # 27 -- 29. Marvel Comics. Jump up ^ Quasar # 33. Marvel Comics. Jump up ^ Quasar # 34. Marvel Comics. Jump up ^ Quasar # 36. Marvel Comics. Jump up ^ Quasar # 40 -- 41. Marvel Comics. Jump up ^ Cosmic Powers Unlimited # 2. Marvel Comics. Jump up ^ Kismet at the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Jump up ^ Earth X # 10 Jump up ^ Fantastic Four : The End # 1 ( January 2007 ) Jump up ^ Guardians of the Galaxy # 61 Jump up ^ Guardians of the Galaxy # 62 Jump up ^ Marston, George ( July 23, 2016 ). `` Star - Lord 's Father Revealed... James Gunn Explains in Detail ''. Newsarama. Archived from the original on July 24, 2016. Retrieved July 24, 2016. 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Question: who plays ayesha in guardians of the galaxy
Answer: Elizabeth Debicki