Real Name: Nancy Adams
Aliases: Sheriff Adams
Identity: Public
Occupation: Sheriff of Smallville
Citizenship: American
Place of Birth: Smallville, Kansas, USA
Known Relatives: None known
Group Affiliation: Smallville Sheriff’s Department
Education: Police Academy graduate, various law enforcement certifications
First Appearance: Smallville (Season 3, Episode 2, "Phoenix," The CW, 2003)
History:Sheriff Nancy Adams was appointed as the sheriff of Smallville, Kansas, following the death of her predecessor, Sheriff Ethan Miller, who had been a trusted but ultimately corrupt figure. Sheriff Adams immediately stood out for her no-nonsense, by-the-book approach to law enforcement. She quickly established herself as a firm, yet fair law enforcer, determined to restore integrity to the position and to maintain peace in the often tumultuous town of Smallville.
 Adams quickly became a recognizable presence around Smallville, known for her strict demeanor and sharp wit. She took her role seriously, seeing through the excuses and evasions of Smallville’s residents, many of whom were often involved in strange or suspicious circumstances due to the presence of meteor rock–induced phenomena. While she was occasionally frustrated by the bizarre and unexplainable incidents that occurred in the town, she rarely backed down from a challenge. She was a determined and intelligent investigator, unafraid to confront powerful figures, including Lex Luthor and Lionel Luthor, who had significant influence over Smallville.
Though she frequently crossed paths with Clark Kent and his friends, Sheriff Adams remained unaware of Clark's secret powers. Her keen investigative instincts often brought her dangerously close to discovering the truth behind the strange happenings in town, but Clark always managed to stay one step ahead of her scrutiny. Adams had a cordial, though sometimes strained, relationship with the Kents, particularly with Clark, whose penchant for being near the center of Smallville’s many incidents never escaped her notice.
Despite the challenging and often dangerous nature of her job, Sheriff Adams was deeply committed to the safety and well-being of Smallville’s residents. She maintained a strong moral compass, refusing to be intimidated by the Luthors or other powerful figures in town. Her dedication to upholding the law earned her respect from the citizens of Smallville, even if her brusque manner and tough approach made her unpopular at times.

Unfortunately, Sheriff Adams' career and life came to a tragic end when she was killed in the line of duty during an altercation with escaped criminals in Smallville’s Season 5. Her death was a significant blow to the town, as she had been one of the few local authorities willing to stand up to the dark forces at work in Smallville.

Height: 5'6" (168 cm)
Weight:140 lbs (64 kg)
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Blonde 
Abilities: Sheriff Nancy Adams possessed no superhuman abilities but was highly skilled in law enforcement techniques. She had excellent investigative skills and a keen sense of judgment, making her an effective sheriff. Her no-nonsense approach and quick wit allowed her to navigate the complexities of law enforcement in a town filled with meteor-infected individuals and powerful personalities. Adams was proficient with firearms and self-defense, as befitting a seasoned law enforcement officer. Her most notable abilities were her unwavering determination, strong moral compass, and ability to maintain order in one of the most challenging jurisdictions in the country.
Accessories: Sheriff Adams typically carried standard law enforcement equipment, including a service revolver, handcuffs, and a police radio. Her sheriff’s badge was always prominently displayed, symbolizing her authority and dedication to upholding the law. She also had a patrol vehicle, which she used to respond quickly to the frequent disturbances and incidents that plagued Smallville. Her most important accessory, however, was her sharp mind and unyielding sense of duty, which she relied on to protect the citizens of Smallville, regardless of the danger.