Bluejay
and
the Silver Sorceress
Created by Mike Friedrich & Dick Dillin
+ History
Laura Cynthia Neilsen and Jay Abrams first came to Earth from their native world, Angor, with their companions, the Justifiers (Wandjina and Jack B. Quick). They sought help from the JLA but clashed instead, and returned to Angor. (Justice League of America #87)
Years later, they returned to Earth intent on disarming its nuclear arsenal, so our world would not suffer the same fate. (Justice League #2) After losing the battle (Wandjina gave his life), Bluejay and the Sorceress returned to Angor, which led their mortal foes, the Extremists, to Earth. (JLE #15)
The pair aided in the Extremists' defeat and then joined the European branch of Justice League International. (JLE #20) Both served with the JLE until it's "breakdown." During this trying time, the Sorceress was killed by Dreamslayer. She was buried on the island of Kooey Kooey Kooey. Bluejay left for parts unknown; his current whereabouts are mystery. (JLE #35)
The Justifiers appeared
to be a Marvel Comics knock-off paralleling the Avengers' Thor, Scarlet
Witch, Wasp and Quicksilver. Other knock-offs Bowman (Hawkeye), Tin
Man (Iron Man) appeared in Justice League Quarterly #3, Summer
1991.
+ Powers
Bluejay can shrink, and when he does, he grows wings which allow him to fly.
The Silver Sorceress was capable of casting a wide range of magical spells.
Appearances + References
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Justice League #2-3, 59 
