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Who Is Star-Dancer? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Star-Dancer (Marvel): The powerful cosmic powered alien calling herself Star-Dancer is an ancient space traveling dancer from a distant galaxy lost from her native planet Z

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Star-Dancer is a Marvel comic book character, the alter ego of Shanga Fia Delph'goram, with over 7 comic issue appearances. The powerful cosmic powered alien calling herself Star-Dancer is an ancient space traveling dancer from a distant galaxy lost from her native planet Zhalla'Kia.

Who is Star-Dancer?

Origin See? Ballet! Shanga hails from a race of cosmically powered people with abilities similar to the Silver Surfer . After spending hundreds of years perfecting her dancing abilities she grew bored with her life on Zhalla'Kia. Leaving her home world to travel the stars she continued to work on her space dancing. Star-Dancer traveled to many different worlds and ended up getting hopelessly lost. Unable to find her home planet she eventually made her way to Earth when she sensed her future mate. Creation Star-Dancer is a Marvel Comics character and was created by Tom De Falco . Her first appearance was September 1981 in Marvel Two-In-One #79. Character Evolution Shanga's hailed from a distance galaxy and the exotic planet of Zhalla'Kia with its immortal and powerful denizens.

Key facts

Star-Dancer is of alien origin and first appeared in "Shanga, the Star-Dancer!". The character is published by Marvel. With 7 recorded issue appearances, Star-Dancer ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Star-Dancer?

The powerful cosmic powered alien calling herself Star-Dancer is an ancient space traveling dancer from a distant galaxy lost from her native planet Zhalla'Kia.

What is Star-Dancer's real name?

Star-Dancer's real identity is Shanga Fia Delph'goram.

When did Star-Dancer first appear?

Star-Dancer first appeared in "Shanga, the Star-Dancer!".

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