Sensor (character)
fictional character in the DC universe
This page discusses the post-Zero Hour reboot version of the character. For the other versions, see Princess Projectra.
Sensor (Jeka Wynzorr) is a superhero appearing in media published by DC Comics, primarily as a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes. Sensor was introduced following the events of Zero Hour: Crisis in Time!, which rebooted the continuity of the Legion. She is based on pre-existing character Princess Projectra and shares her ability to create illusions. Unlike Projectra, who has a human appearance, Sensor resembles a snake and is equipped with robotic limbs. Sensor was later exposed to Hypertaxis energy, mutating her into a humanoid form resembling a nāga. However, Sensor appeared in her original form in the later series Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds and Action Comics.
Fictional character biography
Jeka Wynzorr is the princess of the planet Orando, which is populated by a ruling class of snake-like aliens and an underclass resembling raccoons. She renounces her position to travel the galaxy and initially uses her illusion-casting abilities to disguise herself as a human.
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