Supergirl Blue (DC)

Lara Wayne, from Earth-3839, is one of the super twins and the younger twin sister of Lois Wayne and among the great-granddaughters of Superman and Batman.
==History==
Lara Wayne, also known as Supergirl Blue, has a complex history. She is the daughter of Clark Wayne (the son of Batman) and Amanda Mason, making her the granddaughter of Batman and the great-granddaughter of Superman.
Lara's existence was kept a secret by her father, Knight-Wing, and his wife until they believed Lois, Lara's twin sister, was ready. Concerned about Lara's impulsive nature, her parents decided that both twins should reveal themselves together.
When they emerged, both girls took up the Supergirl mantle, with Lara choosing the name Supergirl Blue. She embarked on various missions and fought alongside her sister against crime and injustice.
In the 25th century, Supergirl Blue fell in love with an alien Green Lantern named Ator. However, due to being trapped in her teenage appearance, Ator struggled with the idea of a romantic relationship. In an attempt to age normally, Lara used Gold Kryptonite to strip herself of her powers. Tragically, Ator was killed shortly after by an atomic bomb set off by Lex Luthor in Metropolis.
During a war against Luthor, Lara aged naturally but ultimately lost her father and sister. Batman convinced her to try a Gold-K antidote, which restored her powers. Lara would go on to fight crime and protect the innocent for several centuries.
Lara falls in love with an alien Green Lantern named Ator, but he ends their relationship because she appears to be underage, despite her being much older than him due to the time-displacement effect of the Kryptonite explosion. She calls Ator a coward. Later on, Ator is dying, but Lara can't save him because she has lost her powers. Unfortunately, she can only watch him die before her eyes.
However, her heroic journey came to an end when she sacrificed herself to stop an Apokoliptian weapon. Lara's legacy as Supergirl Blue lives on, showcasing her bravery and commitment to justice in the DC universe.
==Personality ==
Lara has a sarcastic, volatile, and passionate personality. Her explosive temperament is often triggered by her father and sister, who question her readiness to handle various situations. The experiences she has faced have made her a more hardened and realistic individual, resulting in a somewhat darker outlook on life compared to others.
Despite her recklessness, Lara is driven by a strong sense of justice and is willing to fight fervently for what she believes in. Beneath her tough and temperamental exterior, she has a compassionate heart and is capable, albeit with effort, of showing great kindness. Her fiery spirit, combined with her remarkable powers, makes her a formidable ally and a force to be reckoned with in the ongoing battle against evil.
==Appearance ==
Lara and Lois are identical twins, but Lara has black hair while Lois has blonde hair. Lara wears a costume similar to her twin sister's, but with inverted colors, primarily blue. Both twins are depicted wearing long capes and form-fitting black bodysuits. The only difference is that Lara managed to grow and age later, no longer being trapped at the age of 11 after finding the antidote to the explosion.
===Powers===
Kryptonian Physiology: Like other Kryptonians, Supergirl-Blue possesses superhuman abilities when exposed to a yellow sun. 
Solar Energy Absorption: Supergirl-Blue can absorb and store solar energy from a yellow sun, which fuels her superpowers.
Heat Vision: She can emit beams of intense heat from her eyes, which can be adjusted in terms of heat intensity and affected area.
Super-Hearing: Supergirl-Blue has highly sensitive hearing, capable of hearing sounds at any volume or frequency.
Enhanced Vision: She can perceive the entire electromagnetic spectrum and has control over selective perception and focus. This includes:
Electromagnetic Spectrum Vision: Ability to see various frequencies, including radio and television signals, and the auras generated by living beings.
Telescopic Vision: Can see objects at great distances.
X-Ray Vision: Can see through most matter, except lead, and perceive hidden images or inner workings of objects.
Microscopic Vision: Ability to see extremely small objects at the atomic level.
Infrared Vision: Improved vision in darkness and limited visibility in total darkness.
Flight: Supergirl-Blue can manipulate graviton particles to defy gravity and achieve flight, allowing her to hover or move in any direction.
Invulnerability: Due to her dense molecular structure and bio-electric aura, she is nearly invulnerable to extreme energy forces, toxins, and diseases.
Superhuman Stamina: Supergirl-Blue can engage in continuous strenuous physical activity for extended periods due to her body converting solar radiation into energy.
Superhuman Strength: Her strength is augmented by solar radiation, allowing her to perform incredible feats of strength beyond human limits.
Superhuman Speed: Supergirl-Blue can move at incredible speeds, perceiving and reacting to events swiftly.
Super-Breath: She can exhale powerful gusts of wind, creating hurricane-force winds or freezing targets by chilling the air.
Longevity: Supergirl-Blue has an extended lifespan due to her Kryptonian physiology and exposure to a yellow sun.
Decelerated Aging: She ages at a significantly slower rate than humans, maintaining a youthful appearance for centuries.
===Weaknesses===
Kryptonite Radiation: Lara is vulnerable to Kryptonite, but its effects are not fatal to her.
Other weaknesses typically associated with Kryptonians are lessened due to her mixed Kryptonian heritage.
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==Trivia==
*This version of Supergirl, known as Lara Wayne or Supergirl Blue, is a character adaptation from the original Supergirl/Kara Zor-El created by Otto Binder and Al Plastino in Action Comics #252. Lara Wayne's iteration was introduced in Superman & Batman: Generations III #2, written by John Byrne.
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