#asira

“HULK WOKE!”

Members

Aneka - A former leader of the Dora Milaje. She was arrested and stripped of her rank after killing a chieftain who had been victimizing the women in her village. After escaping, she became half of the vigilante duo known as the Midnight Angels.

Asira - The princess of the Jabari tribe.

Ayo - Aneka’s lover and another former Dora Milaje. After Aneka was arrested and sentenced to death, Ayo broke her out of prison. Using a pair of prototype armored suits, the two became the Midnight Angels.

M'yra - A member of the Dora Milaje who lost her right arm. She was reassigned to protect Shuri.

Nareema - A Dora Milaje member who helped Storm fight the V-Series Doombots.

Nakia – A Wakandan Mutate with superhuman strength, speed, and agility. She is a former Dora Milaje of T'Challa.

Okoye – A former Dora Milaje. Okoye is of the J'Kuwali tribe and acted as a traditional, proper concomitant to the king, speaking only to him and only in Hausa, an African language not widely spoken in Wakanda and thus affording the king and his wives a measure of privacy.

Queen Divine Justice – The street-smart queen of the Jabari tribe of Wakanda raised in Chicago, and former Dora Milaje of T'Challa.[volume & issue needed] She originally went by the name Chanté Giovanni Brown. (Is Asira)

Zola - The headmistress of the Dora Milaje who trained Aneka, Ayo, and Nakia.

The Dora Milaje appeared in the Black Panther animated series, voiced by Alfre Woodard and Vanessa Marshall.

Okoye, Nakia, and Divine Justice of the Dora Milaje appeared in The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes animated series episode “Welcome to Wakanda.”[citation needed]

The Dora Milaje appeared in the Avengers Assemble animated series, with Aneka voiced by Erica Luttrell while other unnamed members are voiced by Daisy Lightfoot and Debra Wilson.

Okoye appears in the animated special Lego Marvel Super Heroes - Black Panther: Trouble in Wakanda, voiced by Yvette Nicole Brown.

Nomble

From Black Panther #170, “Avengers of the New World: Part 11”

Art by Leonard Kirk and Laura Martin

From Black Panther #171, “Avengers of the New World: Part 12”

Art by Leonard Kirk and Laura Martin

“I belonged to Sefako. And he was very real. My god, Okoye, you’ve got to warn T’Challa. This ain’t a game! I called him Sefako. But I remember now that he had another title…” -- Asira

Cover art for Black Panther #171, “Avengers of the New World: Part 12”