Powered Armor: Shakara's robotic body is actually very advanced armor that is powered by the spiritual energy of the dead Shakara.

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An inhabitant of the Astral Plane, Shathra is the “Spider-Wasp” to Peter Parker’s “Spider”. She learned of Spider-man when he strayed from the safe path during visit to the Astral Plane to locate the inter-dimensional kidnapper known as Shade. Shathra immediately realized Spider-Man’s true nature and determined that he would make the perfect meal for her hungry young hatchlings.Longer-Than-Life Sentence: One of the criminals in Eva Procopio's group of condemned sentients dumped on the prison world is an alien who was sentenced for eternity because he is immortal. He's apparently swallowed by the planet, which is a living Death World, but this leaves some food for thought. Death World: There's a sentient planet that is used as a killing ground by The Hierarchy, as it fights off every intruder by warping the environment to produce things like lighting strikes and earthquakes. Horde of Alien Locusts: The Succubi are a bee-like hive species who travel all over space with their 'cosmos crafts' to devour entire worlds. Shakara the Avenger drops by to return the favor. The dying Shakara saved some of their genes and there arose an avenger, Shakara! A skinny machine in their image, he avenged them on all the races who had conspired to wipe them out. He also killed Lara Procopio. Then Eva Procopio, daughter of Lara, sought him out and tried to kill him but failed and is now his prisoner. He tells her the story of the Shakara and decides to forgive and take her home. Who should appear to ruin everything but that mean old Shakara warrior, Cinnibar Brenneka! He wants to kill the Shakara who is the ‘hero’ of the strip. To say why would give it all away. Although this character was originally introduced during DC's Earth-One era of publication, their existence following the events of the 1985–86 limited series Crisis on Infinite Earths remains intact. However, some elements of the character's Pre-Crisis history may have been altered or removed for Post-Crisis New Earth continuity, and should be considered apocryphal.

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Therianthropy: Shakira has the ability to transform herself into a cat at will. Either that, or she has the ability to turn into a human at will. It's not really clear. Deimos stated that her power comes from a connection to The Red. [2]The lyrics of "Estoy Aquí" ("I'm Here") from Pies Descalzos from talk about wanting to fix a failed relationship. On her next album ¿Dónde Están Los Ladrones?, the song "Si Te Vas" has her telling her love that if he leaves her, she'll have moved on: "I won't (still) be here in the same place". note "Ya no estaré aquí en el mismo lugar" In 2017, he won the Horror News Network's Comic Award for Best Cover Artwork of 2017 for the comic book Hook Jaw. Sexy Cat Person: The comic featured a minor female character from a species of Cat Folk who tries to betray the assassin Valentine D'Eath after sleeping with him. The Succubi harvest worlds by drilling into the core of a planet with the Apocalypse Cores on their cosmos crafts.

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Batman Can Breathe in Space: Downplayed. The Shakara were so resilient that they could withstand the vacuum of space for long stretches of time (whereas most other species will promptly explode), but apparently not indefinitely. Humble Hero: Shakira is a philanthropist and in 2004 turned down a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, though she did ultimately get a star at said walk seven years later.

Body Motifs: Shakira seems to have a thing for attributing human attributes or conscious actions to body parts. Explosive Decompression: An alien scientist confronts the Overlord of The Hierarchy to report that according to his calculations, the Infinity Engine is drawing in way too much power to be an interdimensional portal and looks more like it is actually a weapon that will wipe out every living thing in reality. The Overlord muses that his own species is so resilient that it can easily withstand the vacuum of space. He then drops the forcefield of the room-with-a-spaceview that they're in, causing the scientist's head to explode immediately. More recently, Percival has been painting the continuing saga of Judge Dredd's most famous nemesis, Judge Death and the Dark Judges, with the Dark Justice: Dominion and The Torture Garden series. [8]