Diana (Earth-1983)

Real Name: Diana
Identity/Class: Alien (Visitors)

Occupation: Supreme Commander of the Visitor fleet on Earth, Scientist, Manipulator

Group Membership: Visitors

Affiliations: Lydia, John, Martin, Steven, Willie

Enemies: Mike Donovan, Julie Parrish, Resistance

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: None

Base of Operations: Los Angeles Mothership, Earth

First Appearance: V (NBC miniseries, 1983)

Powers/Abilities: As a Visitor, Diana has a variety of superhuman abilities including enhanced strength, agility, and durability, as well as the ability to heal quickly from injuries. She is also a skilled scientist, specializing in biological experiments and manipulation. She often employs manipulation and psychological tactics to achieve her goals, and is a capable strategist.

Height: 6'3"
Weight: 145 lbs.
Eyes: Green
Hair: Blonde

History: Diana was the Supreme Commander of the Visitor fleet that arrived on Earth in search of resources and a new home for their dying planet. She was responsible for the Visitor's scientific research and experiments on humans. Diana was ruthless and willing to use any means necessary to achieve her goals, often employing psychological manipulation and torture to get what she wanted.

She clashed frequently with Mike Donovan and Julie Parrish, leaders of the Resistance movement fighting against the Visitors' occupation of Earth. Despite their efforts, Diana remained in control of the Los Angeles Mothership and continued her experiments on humans.

Eventually, Diana's own ambition and desire for power caused her downfall. She attempted to overthrow the Leader of the Visitors, but was defeated and stripped of her rank. Diana was subsequently imprisoned, but continued to manipulate and scheme until her eventual escape.

Comments: Diana was portrayed by actress Jane Badler.

CLARIFICATIONS: Diana should not be confused with:

    Diana, the goddess of the hunt in Greek mythology
    Diana, princess of Themyscira, aka Wonder Woman

Note: Earth-1983 is a designation given to the universe in which the events of the 1983 "V" miniseries took place.