Computo

Danielle Foccart is a young woman with the ability to interface with and control computer systems, having become linked to the powerful rogue artificial intelligence known as Computo. Her brother Jacques Foccart serves alongside her in Legion of Super-Heroes circles.

Emerging from the fertile imagination of Paul Levitz and Steve Lightle in 1986, Computo made their DC debut in Tales of the Legion of Super-Heroes #338, stepping into the rich, sprawling tapestry of Legion lore right at the dawn of the Copper Age. Over a publishing history that stretches an impressive thirty years, this character has shared pages with a fascinating constellation of figures including Danielle Foccart, Jacques Foccart, Jo Nah, Salu Digby, and Laurel Gand — some of the Legion's most compelling personalities. Appearances across Legionnaires, Justice League United, and even Congorilla speak to a quietly versatile presence that has drifted through different corners of the DC universe. A character with that kind of longevity and that caliber of company is always worth a second look for any serious Legion devotee.