- "The totem is supposed to help me protect my village. Detroit is my village."
- —Mari McCabe[src]
Detroit is a city located in Michigan, United States.[1]
History[]
The skyline of Detroit; MI before its 'Age of Heroes'.
Original timeline[]
Mari McCabe was adopted and raised by Chuck and Patty McCabe in Detroit, In 2011, she left Detroit on a mission to find any information about her biological family.
Vixen and Kuasa join forces.
In 2015, Mari returned to Detroit for a job interview, but after stabbing her misogynistic employer in the hand with a pen, she was incarcerated at the Detroit Police Department. Once bailed out, Mari had dinner with her adoptive father, Chuck. Shortly after, the duo were jumped by a gang of thugs,[2] but Mari was able to fend them off.[3]
Mari then began testing her newfound powers from her totem, before being caught by The Flash and The Arrow,[4] who started chasing her through the city.[2] However, the vigilantes eventually befriended Mari upon learning of her powers.[5]
Mari watches her sister being killed.
Once gaining the Fire Totem, Benatu Eshu went on a rampage through Detroit.[6] He publicly broadcast his plans to burn the city to the ground unless he was given the Anansi Totem, fighting its owner, Mari, Black Canary, the Atom, and the Water Totem's owner Kuasa, killing the latter.[7] and incapacitating the two formers leaving only Mari to take on Eshu. After a difficult battle, Mari managed to defeat Eshu and destroy the Fire Totem, saving Detroit.[8]
Oliver and Mari shakes hands before she returns to Detroit.
New Timeline[]
The city of Detroit; MI in the year 2018/for the new time line.
When Mari's grandmother Amaya Jiwe lost the Anansi Totem to Nora Darhk, a ripple was sent through time to create a version of history where Mari never received her totem. Thus, she became a hero who set out to try and keep the streets of Detroit safe without any powers. In 2018, Mari went into a burning building to rescue some people trapped inside. In the process though, she was critically injured and sent to the hospital.[9]
Later, Mari teamed up with Oliver, Barry and Curtis Holt to defeat a huge robot rampaging in Detroit.[11]
The U.S. state of Michigan, as pictured on the holographic map on board the Waverider.
Erased Future[]
The city of Detroit; MI in the year 3000/for the erased future.
The JSA member Charles took a piece of the Spear of Destiny and was sent to the year 3000, where he hid it inside himself and began posing as a researcher of cybernetic implants. Using future technology, he was also able to cure his blindness. Charles was soon found by Rip Hunter, who had been brainwashed by the Legion of Doom. Rip asked for Charles' shard of the Spear, but the latter refused to give it to him, sensing something wasn't right. Rip then took the shard by force, cutting it out of Charles and fatally wounding him with his pistol. With his dying breath, Charles painted the word "RIP" on the floor with his blood to reveal the identity of his killer.[12]
Charles' research laboratory in Detroit; MI by the year 3000.
Overview[]
Residences[]
- McCabe house
Mari McCabe begins superheroism as the protector of Detroit; MI.
Landmarks[]
- Detroit Museum of Natural History
- Detroit Zoo
A few DPD cars outside the Detroit Museum of Natural History.
Restaurants[]
Mari and Chuck at the Detroit Police Department (DPD).
Law enforcement[]
Vixen begins superheroism as the protector of Detroit; MI.
Education[]
- Detroit University
Lists[]
Residents[]
- Chuck McCabe
- Drake
- Hauser
- Hauser's wife
- Mari McCabe (original timeline)
- Patty McCabe
- Adam Macalester
- Lena Vargas
- Caesar (gorilla)
Visitors[]
- Kuasa
- Team Arrow
- Laurel Lance (deceased)
- Oliver Queen (deceased)
- Amaya Jiwe
- Barry Allen
- Justice Society of America (JSA)
- Charles (in 3000; deceased)
- Legends
- Ray Palmer
- Rip Hunter (deceased)
Appearances[]
Constantine[]
- "Non Est Asylum" (on a map)
- "Quid Pro Quo" (on a map)
Vixen[]
Arrow[]
Season 4[]
- "Taken"
DC's Legends of Tomorrow[]
Season 2[]
- "Camelot/3000" (3000)
- "Land of the Lost" (mentioned)
Season 3[]
- "Freakshow" (video footage)
- "The Curse of the Earth Totem"
- "No Country for Old Dads" (mentioned)
- "I, Ava"
Freedom Fighters: The Ray[]
Season 2[]
References[]
| Other versions of Detroit | ||||
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