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Who Is Brandy Clark? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Brandy Clark (Marvel): She is the Prime Director of Galador and the widow of the legendary Spaceknight ROM, with whom she produced two sons: Balin and Tristan. She was also

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Brandy Clark is a Marvel comic book character, with over 89 comic issue appearances. She is the Prime Director of Galador and the widow of the legendary Spaceknight ROM, with whom she produced two sons: Balin and Tristan. She was also the second person to hold the title of Starshine.

Who is Brandy Clark?

Origin Brandy was the first Earth human to encounter Rom upon his arrival on the planet Earth in Clairton, West Virginia. He used his translator to explain his mission to her. Hesitant at first to believe the alien cyborg and his story, Brandy soon believed him and joined ROM when her friends and family where killed by the Dire Wraiths . Creation Brandy Clark was created by Bill Mantlo and Sal Buscema and first appeared in Rom #1 (1979). Major Story Arcs Joining ROM Brandy joined ROM on his mission to defeat the evil Dire Wraiths, and over time she fell in love with him. In Rom #40 , she became magically bonded to the armor of Starshine , a deceased, female Spaceknight. She took to fighting alongside Rom as the second Starshine. In Rom Annual #3 , Brandy was separated from her armor and resumed her human identity.

Key facts

Brandy Clark is of human origin and first appeared in "Arrival!". The character is published by Marvel. With 89 recorded issue appearances, Brandy Clark ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

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Who is Brandy Clark?

She is the Prime Director of Galador and the widow of the legendary Spaceknight ROM, with whom she produced two sons: Balin and Tristan. She was also the second person to hold the title of Starshine.

When did Brandy Clark first appear?

Brandy Clark first appeared in "Arrival!".

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