Zatanna Zatara (DCAU)
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John Zatara (father; deceased), Sindella (mother)
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HistoryEdit
The daughter of John Zatara, Zatanna was a traveling magician with a childhood crush on "John Smith".
She later joined the newly-expanded Justice League after the Thanagarian invasion.
Powers and AbilitiesEdit
Powers
Abilities
- Prestidigitation: Zatanna is skilled in stage magic, performing simple tricks and elaborate illusions.[1]
- Occultism: She possesses an extensive understanding of Occult lore due to her mystic background.[1]
ParaphernaliaEdit
Equipment
- Magic Wand
NotesEdit
- She was voiced by four different actresses: by Julie Brown in her first appearance, by Stacy Randall in the webseries Gotham Girls, by Jennifer Hale in "This Little Piggy" and by an uncredited Juliet Landau in "The Balance".
TriviaEdit
- DCAU fan-favorite writer Paul Dini wrote both of Zatanna's major appearances, and likes the character quite a lot. In 1998, Alan Burnett told Wizard Magazine: "Paul Dini wanted to use Zatanna because he’s secretly in love with her. It's something we try not to talk about too much." Dini is married to magician Misty Lee.
- Zatanna is also known as Zanna and Z.
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Footnotes
| Justice League member This character is or was a member of the Justice League of America, or the Justice League in any of its various incarnations, sworn by a duty to act as guardians of America and the world by using their skills and/or superpowers to protect Earth from both interstellar and domestic threats. |