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| Real Name: Unknown | ||||||||
| Also Known As: No known Alias | ||||||||
| Place Of Birth: Russia | ||||||||
| First Appearance: Outsiders Vol.1 #10 (1986) Modern Age Villain | ||||||||
| Known Associates: Bolshoi, Molotov, Hammer, Sickle | ||||||||
| Group Affiliation: People's Heroes | ||||||||
| Base Of Operations: Mobile | ||||||||
| Grudges: The Outsiders and the Suicide Squad | ||||||||
| Creators: Mike W. Barr and Jim Aparo | ||||||||
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| Mental Powers: Pravda is a mentalist. Although her raw mental power is not tremendous compared to some, she’s quite adept in using it. She’s particularly efficient at implanting images evoking a victim’s worst fears, and at melting in the local mindscape like some mad artist repainting her victims memories. | |||||||
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| Little is known about the past history of the Russian heroine who goes by the code-name Pravda, named after the Slavic word for truth (or justice) before she appeared as a member of the Peoples Heroes. It is known that her mentalist powers were granted by the Soviet Republic Government. When the American super-team known as the Force of July were captured by Communist agents, they were subjected to thorough examination and scientific analysis. Soviet scientists used this information to create a government super-group called the People’s Heroes. Pravda joined the People’s Heroes who were under the direct command of the Soviet Premier. | ||||
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| Pravda at DC Database | ||||
| Pravda at Comic Vine | ||||