Valda the Iron Maiden
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| Valda | |
 Cover of Arak, Son of Thunder #37 Art by Ernie Colon |
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| Publisher | DC Comics |
| First appearance | Arak, Son of Thunder #3 (August 1981) |
| Created by | Roy Thomas (writer) Ernie Colon (artist) |
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| Alter ego | Valda |
| Team affiliations | Twelve Peers of Carolus Magnus |
| Notable aliases | Valda, the Iron Maiden |
| Abilities | Trained swordswoman |
Valda the Iron Maiden is a fictional character a Swords and Sorcery heroine published by DC Comics. She debuted in Arak, Son of Thunder #3 (August 1981), and was created by Roy Thomas and Ernie Chan.
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Valda the Iron Maiden is a female knight of Carolus Magnus's court and was one of the Twelve Peers. She later became the love interest of Arak, Son of Thunder.[1]
In current continuity she has been transported to the present day, where she was a member of the extended Shadowpact in the Day of Vengeance Special.
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