During World War II, Satra, daughter of the infamous Mata Hari, served as a covert agent by gathering vital intelligence on Japanese operations throughout the Pacific.
After the war, Satra continued her secret work, turning her focus to intelligence on rising tensions in China. But in the perilous world of spies, loyalty and survival often collided, and Satra’s luck ultimately ran out. Captured by the Chinese, she was executed for her clandestine activities.
* Commander Battle and the Atomic Sub #7
* Satra was not the only daughter of Mata Hari, Power Comics #3-4 tells the story of Miss Espionage, another daughter of the infamous Mata Hari, was raised by her mother’s handler, Von Bruno, who trained her from childhood to become a master spy and seek revenge against the West. After briefly serving the Nazis in World War II, she was betrayed by Von Bruno and saved by American agent Major Smithson. Realizing the evil of her past, she vowed to atone by dedicating her life to fighting tyranny, using her exceptional skills in espionage, disguise, combat, and flight.
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*[https://www.comics.org/issue/12285/#104198 GCD]
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Commander Battle and the Atomic Sub #7 (August-September 1955)
During World War II, Satra, daughter of the infamous Mata Hari, served as a covert agent by gathering vital intelligence on Japanese operations throughout the Pacific.
Satra
ACG
Richard Hughes & Paul Gattuso