A/N: I'm back with a fresh newcomer to my 'Ultimate' 'Mainstream' additions with adding DC comics into the mix. Please note that just like with my other two stories that go into this mix-and-mash verse, Spider-Girl and Blaze may show up a time or two. And just with Spider-Girl, I've done the genderswap with Superman, hence the title.
Prologue
Lita Kent remembered leaving her home of Smallville, Kansas to head off to college when she'd been accepted to Columbia University located in New York, New York. She'd originally protested going to continue her schooling so far away, but her mother Martha had insisted that the change of scenery would be good for her after the death of her father.
While Martha and Jonathan Kent were not her biological parents, they were still her parents. Her real parents though, she was very much aware of was the fact they were dead.
…And along with the rest of her planet.
Yes, in a world full of Superheroes and Villains, she was a real live alien.
And while of her awkwardness had come from the knowledge of trying dearly to blend in to the background, most of it had come from trying to hide a certain aspect of herself that small town folk might think was strange, she had accepted that part of her long ago.
Though thoughts made themselves known in her mind as she stared down at the red and blue outfit her mother had made her.
Like how Lor-El was her birth name, or so she'd learned from the 'Fortress of Solitude' she had stashed down in Antarctica. Although to be fair it did sound a little like the shampoo product by a similar name, just without the 'ea' added.
She had been fifteen at the time when she learned of her real origins though, and why she was able to do these amazing things; like lift tractors above her head, run at incredible speeds, see through solid objects, shoot heat beams from her eyes, or was impervious to virtually anything.
And while the idea of using her gifts to help people was always there in her mind, it wasn't until her super hearing picked up the pleas and cries for help that she decided to do anything about it.