Coda (comics) - Notable Members

Notable Members

  • Andromache, Kheran Majestrix of the Coda on Earth. Presumed dead.
  • Artemis, a Kheran general who followed Zealot to Earth.
  • Olympia Atreides, WildC.A.T.S. member and possibly the sole Daemonite Coda.
  • Baroness Destine, killed by Zealot.
  • Christine Blaze, Agent of International Operations, infiltrated the Coda.
  • Cassandra, Coda warrior stationed in the Himalayas. She killed Susanna Chaste and in return was killed by Max Faraday using her life-energy to resurrect Susanna.
  • Cordelia, Matriarch of the Coda and ruler of Melanesia. Former ally of Team 7.
  • Delphae, the Coda mystic/shaman with the power to open teleportation portals.
  • Devin, disfigured assassin charged to kill Voodoo.
  • The Grand Sarin, Coda assassin in special powered armour. Said to be the best assassin among the Earth-born Coda. Killed by Grifter in Ladytron's body.
  • Grifter, sole male Coda.
  • Lady Harmony, mother of Lady Zannah and head of the Grand Sarin. She was killed in battle.
  • Sister Maxima is the only known over-weight Coda warrior. She's an earth born Coda and resides at the Coda Citadel off the coast of Africa.
  • Nemesis (real name: Charis), a member of the Adrastea class from Khera.
  • Zealot, former Majestrix of the Coda of Earth

Note: both Savant and Voodoo have had Coda-training, but neither have devoted themselves enough to be considered true Coda warriors.

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