For the Transformers character, see Llyra (Transformers).
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Comics character
Llyra
Llyra's first appearance. [volume & issue needed]
Publication information
Publisher
Marvel Comics
First appearance
Sub-Mariner #32 (December, 1970)
Created by
Roy Thomas Sal Buscema
In-story information
Alter ego
Llyra Morris
Species
Lemurian Mutant
Team affiliations
Frightful Four
Partnerships
Ghaur Set
Notable aliases
Lady Dorma, Laura "Laurie" Morris
Abilities
Fully amphibious physiology Superhuman strength Ability to control sea creatures Shape/color shifting
Llyra is a supervillainess appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.
Llyra is a supervillainess appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Llyra first appeared in Sub-Mariner #32 (December, 1970) and was...
refuses to serve anything. Llyra - Lord Zarak's daughter. In love with Galen Kord, Llyra was torn between two devotions. Llyra was left heartbroken on Nebulos...
royal cousin Lady Dorma. In Sub-Mariner #37 (May 1971), the evil princess Llyra of Lemuria, another undersea culture, kidnaps and replaces Dorma at the...
hands of Llyra, her rival for the affections of a Lemurian prince. Namora did not reveal to her daughter that she was a clone before her death. Llyra and Byrrah...
Surfer and freed the Lemurian supervillainess Llyra from captivity. Ghaur formed an alliance with Llyra to recreate the Serpent Crown. They formed an...
are a branch of Homo mermanus that reside in Lemuria and have green skin. Llyra and Naga are known Lemurians. The Infra-Worlders are humans that "evolved"...
Ghaur and Llyra tricked him though and while Attuma attacked the surface world, battling Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four, Ghaur and Llyra attacked Atlantis...
Ali Apsa 1970 DC Dennis O'Neil, Neal Adams Green Lantern Series 2, #76 Llyra 1970 Marvel Roy Thomas, Sal Buscema Sub-Mariner #32 Ten-Eyed Man 1970 DC...
series became all-reprints for several years, and created the super-villain Llyra in Sub-Mariner #32 (Dec. 1970). Buscema drew an Avengers story plotted by...
Petrified Man, The (Garokk) 1970-11 Roy Thomas, Jack Kirby Astonishing Tales #2 Llyra 1970-12 Roy Thomas, Sal Buscema Sub-Mariner #32 Llyron 1970-12 Roy Thomas...
Trapster and Sandman, the mysterious ally of Wizard was revealed to be Llyra. Spider-Man learned of this when Namor came to town. Spider-Man and Namor...
Ghaur escapes and flees to Earth, where he convinces Lemuria's ruler, Llyra, to form an alliance to summon Set back to Earth. Inferno October 1988 –...
ultimately shown to have been fatally poisoned by the Lemurian terrorist Llyra. She was survived by her clone, Namorita, whom she had passed off as her...
story as flunkies for the real masterminds: the Lemurians and their leader Llyra. There is also a five-issue Atlantis Attacks miniseries in 2020 with a different...
would increase in mass, size and power, thus becoming the Living Monolith. Llyra Sub-Mariner No. 32 (December 1970) Roy Thomas Sal Buscema A female Atlantean...
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