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| Creators = John Byrne; Roger Stern
 
| Creators = John Byrne; Roger Stern
| First = Marvel: The Lost Generation #2
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| First = Marvel: The Lost Generation #12
 
| Last = Marvel: The Lost Generation #12
 
| Last = Marvel: The Lost Generation #12
   
| HistoryText = Not much has been revealed regarding the history and origin of the being known as Nightingale. At some point during the 1950's, the heroic [[Yankee Clipper]] was on a mission in the Caribbean where he encountered the mysterious woman. The Yankee Clipper then called upon her to help heal his friend, who became the hero [[Effigy]] upon recuperating. Nicknamed "Nightingale" by the Clipper's allies in remembrance of Florence Nightingale, she was invited to join the formative hero team, the First Line. Nightingale served with the First Line throughout its tenure, going on many missions with the team. However, after many years, she would appear only as a team associate on an as-needed basis.{{Citation}}
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| HistoryText = Not much has been revealed regarding the history and origin of the being known as Nightingale. At some point during the 1950's, the heroic [[Yankee Clipper]] was on a mission in the Caribbean where he encountered the mysterious woman. The Yankee Clipper then called upon her to help heal his friend, who became the hero [[Effigy]] upon recuperating. Nicknamed "Nightingale" by the Clipper's allies in remembrance of Florence Nightingale, she was invited to join the formative hero team, the First Line. Nightingale served with the First Line throughout its tenure, going on many missions with the team. However, after many years, she would appear only as a team associate on an as-needed basis.{{r|Marvel: The Lost Generation #2}}
   
Nightingale was present during the First Line's final mission, defending the Earth against an invasion by the alien Skrulls. The team was slowly decimated during the battle, and Nightingale overtaxed her healing abilities. The last person she was able to heal was the time-traveler Cassandra Locke, investigating a type of Skrull invasion from her own timeline. With her healing abilities exhausted, Nightingale died, growing instantly old and disappearing.{{Citation}}
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Nightingale was present during the First Line's final mission, defending the Earth against an invasion by the alien Skrulls. The team was slowly decimated during the battle, and Nightingale overtaxed her healing abilities. The last person she was able to heal was the time-traveler Cassandra Locke, investigating a type of Skrull invasion from her own timeline. With her healing abilities exhausted, Nightingale died, growing instantly old and disappearing.{{r|Marvel: The Lost Generation #12}}
   
The origin and nature of the powers possessed by Nightingale remain unknown. Others have noted her voice sounds like several women speaking at once, and occasionally when using her powers, ghostly images of others surround her. This, and the fact Nightingale always used the plural "we" when speaking, suggested her powers have to do with her acting as a vessel for others. {{Citation}}
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The origin and nature of the powers possessed by Nightingale remain unknown. Others have noted her voice sounds like several women speaking at once, and occasionally when using her powers, ghostly images of others surround her. This, and the fact Nightingale always used the plural "we" when speaking, suggested her powers have to do with her acting as a vessel for others. {{r|Marvel: The Lost Generation #2}}
   
 
| Powers = * '''Healing''': Nightingale has exhibited remarkable powers to heal others.
 
| Powers = * '''Healing''': Nightingale has exhibited remarkable powers to heal others.

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History

Not much has been revealed regarding the history and origin of the being known as Nightingale. At some point during the 1950's, the heroic Yankee Clipper was on a mission in the Caribbean where he encountered the mysterious woman. The Yankee Clipper then called upon her to help heal his friend, who became the hero Effigy upon recuperating. Nicknamed "Nightingale" by the Clipper's allies in remembrance of Florence Nightingale, she was invited to join the formative hero team, the First Line. Nightingale served with the First Line throughout its tenure, going on many missions with the team. However, after many years, she would appear only as a team associate on an as-needed basis.[1]

Nightingale was present during the First Line's final mission, defending the Earth against an invasion by the alien Skrulls. The team was slowly decimated during the battle, and Nightingale overtaxed her healing abilities. The last person she was able to heal was the time-traveler Cassandra Locke, investigating a type of Skrull invasion from her own timeline. With her healing abilities exhausted, Nightingale died, growing instantly old and disappearing.[2]

The origin and nature of the powers possessed by Nightingale remain unknown. Others have noted her voice sounds like several women speaking at once, and occasionally when using her powers, ghostly images of others surround her. This, and the fact Nightingale always used the plural "we" when speaking, suggested her powers have to do with her acting as a vessel for others. [1]

Attributes

Powers

  • Healing: Nightingale has exhibited remarkable powers to heal others.
  • Empathy: She could also sense the emotions of others.
  • Limited Clairvoyance: Also, albeit rarely, she could sense danger in upcoming events.

See Also

Links and References

  • The Unofficial Handbook to the Marvel Universe

References