Asira
Queen Divine Justice, Ras the Exhorter, Marvel
- Also known as Ce'Athauna Asira Davin,Chante Giovanni Brown
Ce'Athauna Asira Davin, a princess of the Jabari tribe in Wakanda, was taken at a very young age to America and raised in secret by one of T'Challa's warriors. She was given the name Chante Giovanni Brown and not told of her Wakandan beginnings, that she was orphaned when her parents were killed by the Black Panther cult. During her activist days as a teen, she took the name Queen Divine Justice.
Appearances
- Black Panther #15 — 2000-02-00
- Black Panther #16 — 2000-03-00
- Black Panther #17 — 2000-04-00
- Black Panther #18 — 2000-05-00
- Black Panther #19 — 2000-06-00
- Black Panther #20 — 2000-07-00
- Black Panther #21 — 2000-08-00
- Black Panther #22 — 2000-09-00
- Black Panther #24 — 2000-11-00
- Black Panther #25 — 2000-12-00
- The Uncanny X-Men #387 — 2000-12-00
- Black Panther #26 — 2001-01-00
- Black Panther #27 — 2001-02-00
- Black Panther #28 — 2001-03-00
- Black Panther #29 — 2001-04-00
- Black Panther #31 — 2001-06-00
- Black Panther #32 — 2001-07-00
- Black Panther #33 — 2001-08-00
- Black Panther #34 — 2001-09-00
- Black Panther #35 — 2001-10-00
- Incredible Hulk #33 (507) — 2001-12-00
- Black Panther #38 — 2002-01-00
- Black Panther #39 — 2002-02-00
- Black Panther #41 — 2002-04-00
- Black Panther #42 — 2002-05-00
- Black Panther #43 — 2002-06-00
- Black Panther #44 — 2002-07-00
- Black Panther #45 — 2002-08-00
- Black Panther #46 — 2002-09-00
- Black Panther #48 — 2002-10-00
- Black Panther #47 — 2002-10-00
- Black Panther #49 — 2002-11-00
- Black Panther #62 — 2003-09-00
- Marvel Milestones: Black Panther, Storm & Ka-Zar #[nn] — 2006-05-24
- FF: Fifty Fantastic Years #1 — 2011-11-00
- Incredible Hulk: Past Perfect #[nn] — 2012-03-21
- Black Panther by Christopher Priest: The Complete Collection #2 — 2015-12-09
- Black Panther by Christopher Priest: The Complete Collection #4 — 2016-08-10