White Witch

Mysa Nal, sister of the Legion's Dream Girl, devoted herself to mastering the mystic arts on the Sorcerers' World rather than following her people's gift of prophecy. Her rigorous magical training made her one of the most formidable sorceresses in the 30th century.

Conjured into the Bronze Age by the legendary team of Jim Shooter and Curt Swan, White Witch made her debut in 1976's Limited Collectors' Edition #C-49 and has woven her presence through DC Comics for an impressive four decades. She's most at home in the pages of Legion of Super-Heroes and its sister titles, sharing adventures with luminaries like Dream Girl, Element Lad, and Ultra Boy in the far-flung future that makes the Legion corner of the DC universe so irresistible. Two of her appearances carry key-issue status, marking her as a character collectors have good reason to seek out. With a name as evocative as White Witch and a legacy stretching from the Bronze Age all the way to 2016, she's one of those quietly enduring figures who rewards any fan willing to dig into the rich, sprawling saga of Legion lore.