Artemis of Bana‑Mighdall was created for DC Comics by William Messner-Loebs and Mike Deodato and debuted in Wonder Woman #90. Within DC's internal mythos she is an Amazon from the Bana‑Mighdall tribe who entered into rivalry with Princess Diana of Themyscira. That rivalry culminated in Artemis briefly succeeding Diana as Wonder Woman; during that tenure Artemis was killed, an event presented in the comics as fulfilling a prophecy that Wonder Woman would die. After her death she was sent to the Underworld and was later returned to the world of the living, making her arc one of succession, death, and resurrection within the comic-book narrative.
Sources identify Artemis as an Amazon superheroine of the Bana‑Mighdall tribe appearing in the comics medium, first seen in Wonder Woman #90. The provided material does not supply specific physical descriptions, costume details, or visual particulars; what is documented is her identity as an Amazon from the Bana‑Mighdall contingent and her presentation within DC Comics stories.
The supplied sources do not enumerate a detailed power list. Documentary material records her narrative role: she was a rival to Princess Diana, briefly assumed the role and responsibilities associated with the title Wonder Woman, died while holding that title (an event framed as fulfilling a prophecy), was sent to the Underworld, and later returned to life. No specific supernatural abilities, combat feats, or trademarks beyond these narrative actions are provided in the cited excerpts.
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- [1]Artemis of Bana-Mighdall — Wikipedia. Wikipedia, 'Artemis of Bana‑Mighdall' (entry notes creators William Messner-Loebs and Mike Deodato; debut in Wonder Woman #90; rivalry with Diana; succession, death, Underworld, return).wiki
- [2]Artemis of Bana-Mighdall — Wikidata. Wikidata entry for Artemis of Bana‑Mighdall, described as a fictional character from DC Comics.wiki
