Fictional Character Biography
Katie Power was born in Richmond, Virginia. Her full name is given as "Kate Power" in Power Pack #47. Katie was a founding member of the superhero team Power Pack. The youngest of the four Power siblings, she was only 5 years old when she was given her powers by Aelfyre Whitemane, a dying Kymellian noble. She continued to operate with Power Pack for the entirety of their published history, though it is suggested she is still infrequently active as a superhero by a later appearance in GLA: Misassembled (this humorous appearance is a single panel, and no details are given as to the nature of Katie's exploits beyond that she is involved in some form of violent dispute with A.I.M.).
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