Who Is Janus? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Janus (DC Comics): The former dispatcher of the top 10 precinct. A woman with two faces from Grand Central (Precinct 1), a world where the Roman Empire never fell.
Janus is a DC Comics comic book character, the alter ego of Linda Burnett, with over 18 comic issue appearances. The former dispatcher of the top 10 precinct. A woman with two faces from Grand Central (Precinct 1), a world where the Roman Empire never fell.
Who is Janus?
Named after the Roman God with two faces, her front face and her back face are in fact two separate people who even have separate boyfriends and occasionally squabble over how to do their job. "Back Jan" is once seen to cover for "Front Jan" when she had drunk too much the night before. Five years after the Ultima incident, Janus has quit over increasing aggression towards her, due to Major Cindercott's new rule of radio check-ins every quarter-hour. She returned to her home on Grand Central to enter the family business of dog breeding.
Key facts
Janus is of human origin and first appeared in "Mål: Supermann". The character is published by DC Comics. With 18 recorded issue appearances, Janus ranks among the most featured characters in comics.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Janus?
The former dispatcher of the top 10 precinct. A woman with two faces from Grand Central (Precinct 1), a world where the Roman Empire never fell.
What is Janus's real name?
Janus's real identity is Linda Burnett.
When did Janus first appear?
Janus first appeared in "Mål: Supermann".
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