Mirage (comics)

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Mirage

Publisher	DC Comics
First appearance	New Titans #79 (1991)
Created by	Marv Wolfman

Characteristics
Alter ego	Miriam Delgado
Affiliations	Team Titans, New Titans
Abilities	able to project illusions, and use a wall of illusion to alter her appearance

For the Marvel Comics character who used the same codename see Danielle Moonstar

For the Marvel Comics villain see Mirage (Marvel comics)

Mirage (Miriam Delgado) is a fictional character owned by DC Comics. She is a former Teen Titan.

[edit] Character History

She was originally one of the Team Titans who came from the future to kill Donna Troy before she could give birth to her son, who, in Mirage's future, became the evil dictator Lord Chaos.

After Donna sacrificed her powers to prevent that future from becoming real, Mirage and the other Team Titans relocated to Donna's farm in New Jersey. Mirage was raped by her former lover Deathwing and became pregnant with his child.

During the Zero Hour crisis, she found out she wasn't from an alternate timeline, but from this one. She was, in fact, a runaway street urchin from Brazil, whom the Time Trapper had kidnapped and implanted with false memories. Mirage remained a member of Arsenal's Titans team.

Eventually, she gave birth to a daughter, Julienne, and left the Titans to spend time with her.

She helped the Titans to save former Titan Cyborg in the Technis Imperative storyline. She reappeared again, alongside other former Titans, to help the new incarnation of the Titans defeat Dr. Light in the 3-part Lights Out storyline. Mirage was also one of the Titans that battled Superboy-Prime in Infinite Crisis #4 and Teen Titans (3rd series) #32.