Universe
Marvel Universe

Real Name
Heather Douglas

Aliases
Madame MacEvil, H.D. Steckley, Priestess Selene

Identity
Secret

Occupation
Priestess, adventurer

Citizenship
U.S.A., naturalized citizen of Titan

Place of Birth
Los Angeles, California

Known Relatives
Arthur Douglas (Drax, father), Yvette Douglas (mother, deceased), Pamela Douglas (Sundragon, cousin)

Group Affiliation
(Formerly) Infinity Watch, Defenders, Avengers

Education
Scientific, spiritual, psionic and physical training at Shao-Lom monastery on Titan

Height
6'

Weight
150 lbs.

Eyes
Blue

Hair
Bald (shaves head)

Powers
Moondragon's psionic powers include telepathy, mind control, personality alteration, memory modification, illusion casting, levitation and force blasts.

Abilities
Moondragon is in peak physical condition and is a master of the Shao-Lom martial arts. She has near-total control over much of her bodily functions, such as heartbeat, bleeding, breathing and awareness of pain. In addition, Moondragon is well versed in the advanced sciences of the Eternals and has considerable expertise in genetics.

Weapons
Moondragon formerly wore the Mind Gem on her forehead. The Mind Gem greatly enhanced her mental powers making her the most powerful psychic in the universe while it was in her possession.

First Appearance
Iron Man #54 (1973), (as Madame MacEvil) Iron Man #54 (1973); (as Moondragon) Daredevil #105 (1985)

Origin
Daredevil #105 (1973); Avengers #135, Giant-Size Avengers #4 (1975); Defenders #138 (1984); Defenders #143 (1985)

Significant Issues
Rejected as potential Celestial Madonna in favor of Mantis (Avengers #133-135/Giant-Size Avengers #4, 1975); joined Avengers but opted for reserve status after long probationary stint, undermined Thor's ties to team, became mentor to Hellcat (Avengers #137-144 & 147-151, 1975-1976); conquered planet Ba-Banis, enslaved Avengers, seemingly slew Drax, defeated by Avengers and imprisoned by Asgardians (Avengers #219-220, 1982); joined Defenders, reformed, betrayed team under influence of Dragon of the Moon, seemingly killed (Defenders #125-145 & 151-152, 1983-1986); resurrected and redeemed thanks in part to cousin Pam Douglas, who became Sundragon in the process (Solo Avengers #16/18/20, 1986)