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    |name=Courtney Whitmore
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    |home=[[Whitmore Apartment (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Whitmore Apartment]]; [[Valley Village (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Valley Village]]; [[California (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|California]] {{c|formerly}}<br>[[Whitmore/Dugan Residence (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Whitmore/Dugan Residence]]; [[Blue Valley (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Blue Valley]]; [[Nebraska (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Nebraska]]
    |home=[[Whitmore/Dugan Residence (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Whitmore/Dugan Residence]]; [[Blue Valley (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Blue Valley]]<ref name="Chapter Thirteen: The Reckoning">{{Ep|Chapter Thirteen: The Reckoning}}</ref><br>[[Whitmore Apartment (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Whitmore Apartment]]; [[Valley Village (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Valley Village]]<ref name="Stargirl"/> {{c|formerly}}
    |occupation=Student at [[Sherman High School (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Sherman High School]] {{c|formerly; transferred}}<br>Student at [[Blue Valley High School (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Blue Valley High School]]<br>Vigilante<br>Leader of the [[Justice Society of America (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Justice Society of America]] {{c|Modern Age}}
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    |relatives=[[Sam Kurtis' Mother (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Unnamed]] {{c|paternal grandmother}}<br>[[Barbara Whitmore's Mother (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Unnamed]] {{c|maternal grandmother; deceased}}<br>[[Pat Dugan's Father (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Unnamed]] {{c|step-grandfather}}<br>[[Sam Kurtis (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Sam Kurtis]] {{c|father}}<br>[[Barbara Whitmore (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Barbara Whitmore]] {{c|mother}}<br>[[Patrick Dugan (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Pat Dugan]] {{c|step-father}}<br>[[Mike Dugan (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Mike Dugan]] {{c|step-brother}}
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    |portrayal=[[Brec Bassinger]]<br>[[Maizie Smith]] {{c|young}}
    |portrayal=[[Brec Bassinger]]<br>[[Maizie Smith]] {{c|young}}
    |firstAppearance={{Ep|Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Five}}
    |firstAppearance={{Ep|Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Five}}
    |lastAppearance={{Ep|Chapter Six: The Betrayal}}
    |lastAppearance={{Ep|Dude, Where's My Gar?}}
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    {{Quote|People can be bad, but people can be good too, and kind and compassionate. Behind the pain and the fear, it's all about love. People want to love and be loved.|Courtney Whitmore to [[Henry King Jr. (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Henry King Jr.]]|Brainwave}}
    {{Quote|People can be bad, but people can be good too, and kind and compassionate. Behind the pain and the fear, it's all about love. People want to love and be loved.|Courtney Whitmore to [[Henry King Jr. (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Henry King Jr.]]|Brainwave}}
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    Courtney Elizabeth Whitmore was born in 2004 in [[Valley Village (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Valley Village]], [[California (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|California]] to [[Barbara Whitmore (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Barbara Whitmore]] and [[Sam Kurtis (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Sam Kurtis]]. During her childhood, she lived in an [[Whitmore Apartment (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|apartment]] with her mother and had limited contact with her father.<ref name="Stargirl"/>
    Courtney Elizabeth Whitmore was born in 2004 in [[Valley Village (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Valley Village]], [[California (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|California]] to [[Barbara Whitmore (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Barbara Whitmore]] and [[Sam Kurtis (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Sam Kurtis]]. During her childhood, she lived in an [[Whitmore Apartment (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|apartment]] with her mother and had limited contact with her father.<ref name="Stargirl"/>


    On December 25, 2009, Courtney was visited by her father for Christmas, and they spent the day together singing Christmas carols, such as "[[Wikipedia:Frosty the Snowman|Frosty the Snowman]]", and making a snowman out of styrofoam. He then gave her a [[Lockets (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|locket]], previously belonging to his [[Mrs. Kurtis (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|mother]], with a picture of himself inside so that she would always remember him.<ref name="Shining Knight">{{Ep|Shining Knight}}</ref> At some point, Whitmore also became best friends with [[Mary Kramer (Earth-2: Pre-Crisis)|Mary Kramer]].<ref name="Stargirl"/>
    On December 25, 2009, Courtney was visited by her father for Christmas, and they spent the day together singing Christmas carols, such as "[[Wikipedia:Frosty the Snowman|Frosty the Snowman]]", and making a snowman out of styrofoam. He then gave her a [[Lockets (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|locket]], previously belonging to his [[Sam Kurtis' Mother (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|mother]], with a picture of himself inside so that she would always remember him.<ref name="Shining Knight">{{Ep|Shining Knight}}</ref> At some point, Whitmore also became best friends with [[Mary Kramer (Earth-2: Pre-Crisis)|Mary Kramer]].<ref name="Stargirl"/>


    [[File:Courtney Whitmore (Earth-2) (New Multiverse) 004.png|250px|left|thumb|Waiting for her Father]]
    [[File:Courtney Whitmore (Earth-2) (Post-Crisis) 004.png|250px|left|thumb|Waiting for her Father]]
    On December 24, 2010, Barbara and Courtney waited for hours for her father to arrive at their apartment so that Barbara could go to work, with Courtney intending to give him a mug reading "World's Best Dad". However, he never arrived and so Courtney was looked after by their neighbor, [[Maggie Kramer (Earth-2: Pre-Crisis)|Maggie Kramer]], until her mother returned home. After this, Courtney did not see her father again for almost a decade.
    On December 24, 2010, Barbara and Courtney waited for hours for her father to arrive at their apartment so that Barbara could go to work, with Courtney intending to give him a mug reading "World's Best Dad". However, he never arrived and so Courtney was looked after by their neighbor, [[Maggie Kramer (Earth-2: Pre-Crisis)|Maggie Kramer]], until her mother returned home. After this, Courtney did not see her father again for almost a decade.


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    ===Moving to Blue Valley===
    ===Moving to Blue Valley===
    [[File:Mary Kramer (Earth-2) (New Multiverse) 001.png|250px|right|thumb|Saying Goodbye to Mary]]
    [[File:Mary Kramer (Earth-2) (Post-Crisis) 001.png|250px|right|thumb|Saying Goodbye to Mary]]
    After Barbara married [[Patrick Dugan (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Pat Dugan]], the two decided to move their family to her hometown of [[Blue Valley (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Blue Valley]]. In 2020, Courtney was packing her belongings when she came across the present that she had intended to give to her father years prior, dusting it off before quickly placing it in a box. She then said goodbye to Mary, brought the last of her belongings down to the moving van, and got in the car before the family began their long drive to Blue Valley. Upon arriving, the family briefly looked at their new [[Whitmore/Dugan Residence (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|home]], before deciding to go to [[Richie Rock's Diner (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Ritchie Rock's Diner]] for something to eat.
    After Barbara married [[Pat Dugan (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Pat Dugan]], the two decided to move their family to her hometown of [[Blue Valley (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Blue Valley]]. In 2020, Courtney was packing her belongings when she came across the present that she had intended to give to her father years prior, dusting it off before quickly placing it in a box. She then said goodbye to Mary, brought the last of her belongings down to the moving van, and got in the car before the family began their long drive to Blue Valley. Upon arriving, the family briefly looked at their new [[Whitmore/Dugan Residence (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|home]], before deciding to go to [[Richie Rock's Diner (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Ritchie Rock's Diner]] for something to eat.


    The next morning, Pat drove Courtney to her first day at [[Blue Valley High School (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Blue Valley High School]] and attempted to strike up a conversation, but she ignored him and kept texting. After entering the school, Whitmore went to see one of the [[Patterson (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|guidance counselor's]] to have her picture taken for her student ID and to enquire about joining the gymnastics team. However, she was told that the gymnastics team no longer exists due to [[The American Dream (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|American Dream's]] recalibration of the school's extracurricular activities and that she should join the cheerleading team instead. After being given her student ID, Whitmore went out into the hallway and was approached by [[Cynthia Burman (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Cindy Burman]] and [[Jenny Williams (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Jenny Williams]], who also insisted that she join the cheerleading team, though she politely declined.
    The next morning, Pat drove Courtney to her first day at [[Blue Valley High School (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Blue Valley High School]] and attempted to strike up a conversation, but she ignored him and kept texting. After entering the school, Whitmore went to see one of the [[Patterson (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|guidance counselor's]] to have her picture taken for her student ID and to enquire about joining the gymnastics team. However, she was told that the gymnastics team no longer exists due to [[The American Dream (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|American Dream's]] recalibration of the school's extracurricular activities and that she should join the cheerleading team instead. After being given her student ID, Whitmore went out into the hallway and was approached by [[Cindy Burman (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Cindy Burman]] and [[Jenny Williams (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Jenny Williams]], who also insisted that she join the cheerleading team, though she politely declined.


    [[File:Rick Tyler (Earth-2) (New Multiverse) 003.png|250px|left|thumb|Making Friends]]
    [[File:Rick Tyler (Earth-2) (Post-Crisis) 003.png|250px|left|thumb|Making Friends]]
    During her lunch period, Whitmore was looking for a seat in the cafeteria when she was directed to the "losers table" by [[Paula Brooks (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Paula Brooks]]. She then introduced herself to fellow students [[Beth Chapel (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Beth Chapel]], [[Rick Tyler (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Rick Harris]], and [[Yolanda Montez (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Yolanda Montez]] and attempted to start a conversation, but was interrupted by [[Henry King Jr. (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Henry King Jr.]], who had come to harass Montez about nude pictures she had sent him when she was his girlfriend. Whitmore attempted to defend Montez and had her phone taken by King as a result, prompting her to push him back, accidentally knocking him into a cafeteria lady. This resulted in her being taken to detention by [[Anaya Bowin (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Principle Bowin]] and her subsequently missing the bus home.<ref name="Stargirl"/>
    During her lunch period, Whitmore was looking for a seat in the cafeteria when she was directed to the "losers table" by [[Paula Brooks (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Paula Brooks]]. She then introduced herself to fellow students [[Beth Chapel (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Beth Chapel]], [[Rick Tyler (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Rick Harris]], and [[Yolanda Montez (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Yolanda Montez]] and attempted to start a conversation, but was interrupted by [[Henry King Jr. (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Henry King Jr.]], who had come to harass Montez about nude pictures she had sent him when she was his girlfriend. Whitmore attempted to defend Montez and had her phone taken by King as a result, prompting her to push him back, accidentally knocking him into a cafeteria lady. This resulted in her being taken to detention by [[Anaya Bowin (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Principle Bowin]] and her subsequently missing the bus home.<ref name="Stargirl"/>


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    While walking home, Whitmore passed by Ritchie's and briefly looked inside, seeing a young girl and her father ordering something to eat. Once home, she ate dinner with her family until Pat asked what she had planned that for that evening, causing her to tell him to stop acting like her father. She then stormed off to the basement, where she kicked over a box of Pat's items, revealing an image of him dressed as Stripesy and an image of the [[Justice Society of America (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Justice Society of America]]. She then discovered a glowing object in a nearby crate, opening it to reveal the [[Cosmic Staff (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Cosmic Staff]]. After examining the staff, she grabbed it whilst it was in mid-air, and it took her to [[The American Dream Tower (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|The American Dream Tower]] for training. After a brief gymnastics routine, the staff flew her to the [[Blue Valley Drive-In (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Blue Valley Drive-In]], where she witnessed Henry King Jr. and two of his friends harassing [[Josh Hamman (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Josh Hamman]] by vandalizing his [[Josh Hamman's Mother (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|mother's]] car. Deciding to teach them a lesson, she went to let the air out of King's [[Henry King Sr. (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|father's]] car tires, but was spotted by one of his friends, resulting in a fight that ended with the staff blowing the car up.
    While walking home, Whitmore passed by Ritchie's and briefly looked inside, seeing a young girl and her father ordering something to eat. Once home, she ate dinner with her family until Pat asked what she had planned that for that evening, causing her to tell him to stop acting like her father. She then stormed off to the basement, where she kicked over a box of Pat's items, revealing an image of him dressed as Stripesy and an image of the [[Justice Society of America (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Justice Society of America]]. She then discovered a glowing object in a nearby crate, opening it to reveal the [[Cosmic Staff (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Cosmic Staff]]. After examining the staff, she grabbed it whilst it was in mid-air, and it took her to [[The American Dream Tower (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|The American Dream Tower]] for training. After a brief gymnastics routine, the staff flew her to the [[Blue Valley Drive-In (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Blue Valley Drive-In]], where she witnessed Henry King Jr. and two of his friends harassing [[Josh Hamman (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Josh Hamman]] by vandalizing his [[Josh Hamman's Mother (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|mother's]] car. Deciding to teach them a lesson, she went to let the air out of King's [[Henry King Sr. (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|father's]] car tires, but was spotted by one of his friends, resulting in a fight that ended with the staff blowing the car up.


    [[File:Courtney Whitmore (Earth-2) (New Multiverse) 003.png|250px|left|thumb|Vigilantism]]
    [[File:Courtney Whitmore (Earth-2) (Post-Crisis) 003.png|250px|left|thumb|Vigilantism]]
    Whitmore then ran home to put the staff back, but was confronted by Pat, who explained that it was too dangerous to be let out of its crate. He then explained that the staff belonged to his partner [[Sylvester Pemberton (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Starman]] until he died alongside the rest of the Justice Society ten years prior on Christmas Eve, and that the staff was only supposed to work for him. This made Whitmore believe that Pemberton was her father as he had also vanished that night, and it was the only plausible explanation for why the staff also worked for her. Despite Dugan trying to convince her otherwise, Whitmore went upstairs to ask her mother whether her father was a superhero, but was told that he was not and that he had abandoned them. Later that day, Whitmore met Dugan on the porch, where he told her more about his former identity as Stripesy and his association with Starman and the Justice Society, before asking her to keep this a secret from her mother, which she did. She then went to bed, but was soon awoken by the Cosmic Staff flying into her room. As this caused her to scream, Barbara came to her room to check on her, and they then had a conversation about Courtney giving Pat a chance before saying goodnight.<ref name="Stargirl"/>
    Whitmore then ran home to put the staff back, but was confronted by Pat, who explained that it was too dangerous to be let out of its crate. He then explained that the staff belonged to his partner [[Sylvester Pemberton (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Starman]] until he died alongside the rest of the Justice Society ten years prior on Christmas Eve, and that the staff was only supposed to work for him. This made Whitmore believe that Pemberton was her father as he had also vanished that night, and it was the only plausible explanation for why the staff also worked for her. Despite Dugan trying to convince her otherwise, Whitmore went upstairs to ask her mother whether her father was a superhero, but was told that he was not and that he had abandoned them. Later that day, Whitmore met Dugan on the porch, where he told her more about his former identity as Stripesy and his association with Starman and the Justice Society, before asking her to keep this a secret from her mother, which she did. She then went to bed, but was soon awoken by the Cosmic Staff flying into her room. As this caused her to scream, Barbara came to her room to check on her, and they then had a conversation about Courtney giving Pat a chance before saying goodnight.<ref name="Stargirl"/>


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    ===Summer School===
    ===Summer School===
    ====Looking Out for Trouble====
    ====Looking Out for Trouble====
    Five months after Christmas, Whitmore led her team and went on patrol for 7 days a week. However, her team attempted to take a break as they thought they were protecting a town that did not need protection at the time. Whitmore then returned to home, reading through [[Golden Age of Heroes (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Golden Age]] JSA files. Unfortunately, she was found by [[Patrick Dugan (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Pat]] and was questioned over staying up all night.<ref name="Summer School: Chapter One">{{Ep|Summer School: Chapter One}}</ref>
    Five months after Christmas, Whitmore led her team and went on patrol for 7 days a week. However, her team attempted to take a break as they thought they were protecting a town that did not need protection at the time. Whitmore then returned to home, reading through [[Golden Age of Heroes (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Golden Age]] JSA files. Unfortunately, she was found by [[Pat Dugan (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Pat]] and was questioned over staying up all night.<ref name="Summer School: Chapter One">{{Ep|Summer School: Chapter One}}</ref>


    Before leaving school, Dugan and Barbara revealed their upcoming trip to [[Yellowstone National Park (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Yellowstone National Park]], with Whitmore refusing to go as she persisted in protecting Blue Valley. On the way to school, Whitmore talked to [[Yolanda Montez (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Yolanda]] about the latter's murder of [[Henry King Sr. (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Brainwave]], telling her that she did not witness the incident and should not give her opinion.<ref name="Summer School: Chapter One"/>
    Before leaving school, Dugan and Barbara revealed their upcoming trip to [[Yellowstone National Park (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Yellowstone National Park]], with Whitmore refusing to go as she persisted in protecting Blue Valley. On the way to school, Whitmore talked to [[Yolanda Montez (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Yolanda]] about the latter's murder of [[Henry King Sr. (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Brainwave]], telling her that she did not witness the incident and should not give her opinion.<ref name="Summer School: Chapter One"/>
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    [[File:Summer School Chapter One 001.png|250px|right|thumb|Whitmore faces the intruder]]
    [[File:Summer School Chapter One 001.png|250px|right|thumb|Whitmore faces the intruder]]
    Later that night, Whitmore heard noises on the lower level and took the [[Cosmic Staff (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Cosmic Staff]] to check out the source. A green light glowed in the dark, revealing [[Jennifer-Lynn Hayden (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|a person]] stealing the [[Green Lantern Power Battery (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Power Battery]]. They then fought each other, using their respective artifacts and causing damage all over the house. Dugan, Barbara and [[Mike Dugan (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Mike]] entered the room, with Whitmore telling them that it was merely a misunderstanding, which she encountered for the second time in the day.<ref name="Summer School: Chapter One"/>
    Later that night, Whitmore heard noises on the lower level and took the [[Cosmic Staff (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Cosmic Staff]] to check out the source. A green light glowed in the dark, revealing [[Jennie-Lynn Hayden (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|a person]] stealing the [[Starheart Lantern (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Starheart Lantern]]. They then fought each other, using their respective artifacts and causing damage all over the house. Dugan, Barbara and [[Mike Dugan (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Mike]] entered the room, with Whitmore telling them that it was merely a misunderstanding, which she encountered for the second time in the day.<ref name="Summer School: Chapter One"/>


    ====Stargirl and Jade====
    ====Stargirl and Jade====
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    ====Lies====
    ====Lies====

    ====Helix====

    ====The Light and the Darkness====

    ===Blue Valley Infiltrated===
    ====Love and Hatred====

    ====Haunting of Icicle====

    ====Hourman's Limits====

    ====Battle for the Cosmic Staff====

    ===JSA Adventures===
    ====Meeting Becky Sharpe====

    ====Help====

    ====Beast Boy====

    ====Ten Years Later====


    ==Powers and Abilities==
    ==Powers and Abilities==
    ===Powers===
    ===Powers===
    [[File:Courtney Whitmore (Earth-2) (New Multiverse) 006.png|250px|right|thumb|Whitmore wields the Cosmic Staff]]
    [[File:Courtney Whitmore (Earth-2) (Post-Crisis) 006.png|250px|right|thumb|Whitmore wields the Cosmic Staff]]
    *'''Powers via the [[Cosmic Staff (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Cosmic Staff]]''': When wielding the Cosmic Staff, Whitmore is granted several superhuman powers.<ref name="Stargirl"/>
    *'''Powers via the [[Cosmic Staff (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Cosmic Staff]]''': When wielding the Cosmic Staff, Whitmore is granted several superhuman powers.<ref name="Stargirl"/>
    **'''Coma Induction''': When holding the Cosmic Staff to someone's head for an extended period of time, Whitmore is able to put someone into a coma.<ref name="S.T.R.I.P.E."/>
    **'''Coma Induction''': When holding the Cosmic Staff to someone's head for an extended period of time, Whitmore is able to put someone into a coma.<ref name="S.T.R.I.P.E."/>
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    ==Equipment==
    ==Equipment==
    [[File:Cosmic Staff (Earth-2) (New Multiverse) 005.png|250px|right|thumb|Whitmore performs the "Shooting Star"]]
    [[File:Cosmic Staff (Earth-2) (Post-Crisis) 005.png|250px|right|thumb|Whitmore performs the "Shooting Star"]]
    ===Current Equipment===
    ===Current Equipment===
    *'''[[Cosmic Staff (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Cosmic Staff]]''': Whitmore uses the Cosmic Staff whilst operating as Stargirl, a device created by [[Ted Knight (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Ted Knight]] to grant its user energy-based abilities.<ref name="S.T.R.I.P.E."/>
    *'''[[Cosmic Staff (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Cosmic Staff]]''': Whitmore uses the Cosmic Staff whilst operating as Stargirl, a device created by [[Ted Knight (Earth-2: Post-Crisis)|Ted Knight]] to grant its user energy-based abilities.<ref name="S.T.R.I.P.E."/>
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    |{{Ep|Chapter Five: The Thief}}
    |{{Ep|Chapter Five: The Thief}}
    |{{Ep|Chapter Six: The Betrayal}}
    |{{Ep|Chapter Six: The Betrayal}}
    |{{Ep|Chapter Seven: Infinity Inc. Part One}}
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    “ People can be bad, but people can be good too, and kind and compassionate. Behind the pain and the fear, it's all about love. People want to love and be loved. ”
    — Courtney Whitmore to Henry King Jr.[src]

    Courtney Elizabeth Whitmore[3] is a student at Blue Valley High School, the vigilante known as Stargirl, and the leader of the Justice Society of America.

    Biography[edit | hide | hide all]

    Early Life[edit | hide]

    Courtney Elizabeth Whitmore was born in 2004 in Valley Village, California to Barbara Whitmore and Sam Kurtis. During her childhood, she lived in an apartment with her mother and had limited contact with her father.[1]

    On December 25, 2009, Courtney was visited by her father for Christmas, and they spent the day together singing Christmas carols, such as "Frosty the Snowman", and making a snowman out of styrofoam. He then gave her a locket, previously belonging to his mother, with a picture of himself inside so that she would always remember him.[6] At some point, Whitmore also became best friends with Mary Kramer.[1]

    Waiting for her Father

    On December 24, 2010, Barbara and Courtney waited for hours for her father to arrive at their apartment so that Barbara could go to work, with Courtney intending to give him a mug reading "World's Best Dad". However, he never arrived and so Courtney was looked after by their neighbor, Maggie Kramer, until her mother returned home. After this, Courtney did not see her father again for almost a decade.

    At some point during her childhood, Whitmore also became a blue belt in karate and began attending Sherman High School, where she joined the gymnastics team and won several awards.[7]

    Moving to Blue Valley[edit | hide]

    Saying Goodbye to Mary

    After Barbara married Pat Dugan, the two decided to move their family to her hometown of Blue Valley. In 2020, Courtney was packing her belongings when she came across the present that she had intended to give to her father years prior, dusting it off before quickly placing it in a box. She then said goodbye to Mary, brought the last of her belongings down to the moving van, and got in the car before the family began their long drive to Blue Valley. Upon arriving, the family briefly looked at their new home, before deciding to go to Ritchie Rock's Diner for something to eat.

    The next morning, Pat drove Courtney to her first day at Blue Valley High School and attempted to strike up a conversation, but she ignored him and kept texting. After entering the school, Whitmore went to see one of the guidance counselor's to have her picture taken for her student ID and to enquire about joining the gymnastics team. However, she was told that the gymnastics team no longer exists due to American Dream's recalibration of the school's extracurricular activities and that she should join the cheerleading team instead. After being given her student ID, Whitmore went out into the hallway and was approached by Cindy Burman and Jenny Williams, who also insisted that she join the cheerleading team, though she politely declined.

    Making Friends

    During her lunch period, Whitmore was looking for a seat in the cafeteria when she was directed to the "losers table" by Paula Brooks. She then introduced herself to fellow students Beth Chapel, Rick Harris, and Yolanda Montez and attempted to start a conversation, but was interrupted by Henry King Jr., who had come to harass Montez about nude pictures she had sent him when she was his girlfriend. Whitmore attempted to defend Montez and had her phone taken by King as a result, prompting her to push him back, accidentally knocking him into a cafeteria lady. This resulted in her being taken to detention by Principle Bowin and her subsequently missing the bus home.[1]

    Discovering the Cosmic Staff[edit | hide]

    Courtney and the Cosmic Staff

    While walking home, Whitmore passed by Ritchie's and briefly looked inside, seeing a young girl and her father ordering something to eat. Once home, she ate dinner with her family until Pat asked what she had planned that for that evening, causing her to tell him to stop acting like her father. She then stormed off to the basement, where she kicked over a box of Pat's items, revealing an image of him dressed as Stripesy and an image of the Justice Society of America. She then discovered a glowing object in a nearby crate, opening it to reveal the Cosmic Staff. After examining the staff, she grabbed it whilst it was in mid-air, and it took her to The American Dream Tower for training. After a brief gymnastics routine, the staff flew her to the Blue Valley Drive-In, where she witnessed Henry King Jr. and two of his friends harassing Josh Hamman by vandalizing his mother's car. Deciding to teach them a lesson, she went to let the air out of King's father's car tires, but was spotted by one of his friends, resulting in a fight that ended with the staff blowing the car up.

    Vigilantism

    Whitmore then ran home to put the staff back, but was confronted by Pat, who explained that it was too dangerous to be let out of its crate. He then explained that the staff belonged to his partner Starman until he died alongside the rest of the Justice Society ten years prior on Christmas Eve, and that the staff was only supposed to work for him. This made Whitmore believe that Pemberton was her father as he had also vanished that night, and it was the only plausible explanation for why the staff also worked for her. Despite Dugan trying to convince her otherwise, Whitmore went upstairs to ask her mother whether her father was a superhero, but was told that he was not and that he had abandoned them. Later that day, Whitmore met Dugan on the porch, where he told her more about his former identity as Stripesy and his association with Starman and the Justice Society, before asking her to keep this a secret from her mother, which she did. She then went to bed, but was soon awoken by the Cosmic Staff flying into her room. As this caused her to scream, Barbara came to her room to check on her, and they then had a conversation about Courtney giving Pat a chance before saying goodnight.[1]

    Fighting Brainwave[edit | hide]

    First Encounter[edit | hide]

    Once Barbara had left, the staff flew out the window and Courtney attempted to bring it back inside, but she was instead flow to a building near The American Dream Tower, where she practiced with it further. After a while, she jumped from the building and rode the staff through town and into the sky, but was knocked off by a group of flying tires, landing at the Blue Valley Tire Factory. While attempting to understand what had just happened, she was thrown against a fence and telekinetically dragged towards the building. Running inside in search of help, she was instead dragged into the air and mentally interrogated by Brainwave, who asked a series of questions, including why she attacked his son. After begging the Cosmic Staff for help, it responded by striking Brainwave in the face, though he landed on his feet and proceeded to telekinetically throw tires at her. After dodging his incoming attacks, she blasted an energy beam towards him, allowing her to escape. Running outside, she was confronted by a large robot and was prepared to fight, until Pat revealed that he was controlling it.[1]

    Defeating Brainwave[edit | hide]

    After she realizes it is Dugan, Whitmore does not trust him, telling him to stay away from her. Dugan convinces her to trust her, and she lets him get her out of there and somewhere safe. Once back at Dugan's garage, Whitmore's hands are shaking and tells the staff to just give her a minute. After Whitmore calms down a bit, Dugan asks who attacked her, Whitmore gives her description, and says he threw tires at her with his eyes. Dugan explains it was with his mind, and that his name was Brainwave, and he was a member of the group that killed the JSA, the ISA. Whitmore asks if he killed her dad. Dugan tells her Starman was not her dad, and that brainwave killed many JSA members that night, but that it was their leader, Icicle, who killed Starman. Dugan later explains he built the robot out of old car parts

    After Dugan inadvertently inspired Whitmore to get a suit for herself as Stargirl, Whitmore took Starman's suit to school. Once at school, she re-purposed it to fit herself, and in the process destroyed the sewing lab.

    At Blue Valley High's open house, Whitmore and Dugan know that Brainwave will undoubtedly show up there. They search for him during the open house, while at the same time, Brainwave is searching for them. Once Whitmore sees Brainwave, and thinks about it, Brainwave hears her thoughts and is able to find her. During their confrontation at the open house, Brainwave reads Whitmore's made and discovers she believes Starman is her father. He also discovers her real name, and about her mother. He threatens to kill her mother unless Whitmore meets him at midnight with the cosmic staff. Once Brainwave leaves Whitmore, she races to find Dugan, and tells him what Brainwave said. Dugan makes up an excuse to tell Barbara, and gets her to leave the open house, and go home.

    Once back home, Dugan instructs Whitmore not to go to face Brainwave, that he would, and if he was not home in the morning to get her mother and Mike, and leave Blue Valley forever. After Dugan goes to face Brainwave, Whitmore has a talk with her mother, who mentions how much she cares for Dugan, which convinces Whitmore to go and face Brainwave and protect Pat. Once she makes this decision, she puts on her suit for the first time, and jumps off onto the staff. As Dugan is quickly losing the battle with Brainwave, Whitmore arrives, and knocks Brainwave back with an energy wave from the staff. After dodging multiple attacks from Brainwave, Whitmore gets hit by one, and loose reach of her staff. When Dugan turns on his headlights, and temporarily blind Brainwave, Whitmore uses the staff against Brainwave's mind, which ends up frying his mind and putting him into a coma.

    After the battle with brainwave, Dugan and Whitmore return to the garage, where Dugan expresses that he lost confidence in himself, and that he was of no help, that she save him. Whitmore then tells him that the staff chose her, and she chooses him. She then comes up with a better code name for Dugan then "Stripesy", she comes up with "S.T.R.I.P.E.", an acronym standing for "Subatomic Technical Robot Internet Dugan Enhancer".[8]

    Icicle's Attacks[edit | hide]

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    Recruitment[edit | hide]

    Wildcat[edit | hide]

    Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite[edit | hide]

    The First Mission[edit | hide]

    ISA Strikes[edit | hide]

    Teamwork[edit | hide]

    Shiv[edit | hide]

    Recruiting Brainwave Jr.[edit | hide]

    Father's Return[edit | hide]

    Final Showdown[edit | hide]

    Summer School[edit | hide]

    Looking Out for Trouble[edit | hide]

    Five months after Christmas, Whitmore led her team and went on patrol for 7 days a week. However, her team attempted to take a break as they thought they were protecting a town that did not need protection at the time. Whitmore then returned to home, reading through Golden Age JSA files. Unfortunately, she was found by Pat and was questioned over staying up all night.[9]

    Before leaving school, Dugan and Barbara revealed their upcoming trip to Yellowstone National Park, with Whitmore refusing to go as she persisted in protecting Blue Valley. On the way to school, Whitmore talked to Yolanda about the latter's murder of Brainwave, telling her that she did not witness the incident and should not give her opinion.[9]

    She then went to school and had lunch while listening to Artemis' conversation with her friends. Out of fear, Whitmore assaulted Artemis and nearly injured her, with the latter showing that she was merely returning the stick to Jerome. Principal Sherman quickly entered the cafeteria and brought her away to his office. Whitmore then sat with her parents and understood that she failed history and English final exams, assigned to summer school and no longer able to go on a trip. Dugan talked to her and reminded her of finding a balance on being a superhero and a civilian, grounding her of being Stargirl for 2 weeks.[9]

    Whitmore faces the intruder

    Later that night, Whitmore heard noises on the lower level and took the Cosmic Staff to check out the source. A green light glowed in the dark, revealing a person stealing the Starheart Lantern. They then fought each other, using their respective artifacts and causing damage all over the house. Dugan, Barbara and Mike entered the room, with Whitmore telling them that it was merely a misunderstanding, which she encountered for the second time in the day.[9]

    Stargirl and Jade[edit | hide]

    The Shade[edit | hide]

    The Devil in the Shadows[edit | hide]

    Prelude[edit | hide]

    Unlimited[edit | hide]

    The Darkness Within[edit | hide]

    No More Wildcat[edit | hide]

    Grundy's Return[edit | hide]

    Cold Summer[edit | hide]

    Road Trip[edit | hide]

    Into the Shadows[edit | hide]

    Justice Society United[edit | hide]

    Good, Bad and Evil[edit | hide]

    Yellowstone[edit | hide]

    Murder Mystery[edit | hide]

    Heroes and Villains[edit | hide]

    Suspects[edit | hide]

    Blackmail[edit | hide]

    Not Alone[edit | hide]

    Lies[edit | hide]

    Helix[edit | hide]

    The Light and the Darkness[edit | hide]

    Blue Valley Infiltrated[edit | hide]

    Love and Hatred[edit | hide]

    Haunting of Icicle[edit | hide]

    Hourman's Limits[edit | hide]

    Battle for the Cosmic Staff[edit | hide]

    JSA Adventures[edit | hide]

    Meeting Becky Sharpe[edit | hide]

    Help[edit | hide]

    Beast Boy[edit | hide]

    Ten Years Later[edit | hide]

    Powers and Abilities[edit | hide]

    Powers[edit | hide]

    Whitmore wields the Cosmic Staff
    • Powers via the Cosmic Staff: When wielding the Cosmic Staff, Whitmore is granted several superhuman powers.[1]
      • Coma Induction: When holding the Cosmic Staff to someone's head for an extended period of time, Whitmore is able to put someone into a coma.[8]
      • Flight: Whitmore can grip or sit on top of the Cosmic Staff in order to fly or levitate.[1]
      • Forcefield Generation: Whitmore can use the Cosmic Staff to generate an energy forcefield powerful enough to negate gravity.[8]
      • Stellarkinesis: When in possession of the Cosmic Staff, Whitmore can create stellar energy, which can then be expelled in an energy blast towards her opponents.[8]
        • Hallucination Negation: Whitmore was able to use the light energy produced by the Cosmic Staff to negate hallucinations and visions created by Eclipso.[10]
        • Photokinesis: Whitmore can use the Cosmic Staff to generate light energy, which she can use to temporarily blind or distract people.[11]

    Abilities[edit | hide]

    • Peak Physical Condition: As a vigilante and a former gymnast, Whitmore is in peak physical condition and can therefore preform many complicated maneuvers, such as flips and aerials, with ease.[11]
      • Acrobatics: Whitmore is a highly skilled acrobat, having won several awards while part of Sherman High School's gymnastics team.[7]
      • Hand-to-Hand Combat: Whitmore is a trained martial artist, having won a blue belt in karate as a child, and so is able to effectively fight much more experienced opponents.[1][12]
        • Staff Fighting: After acquiring the Cosmic Staff, Whitmore quickly learned how to use it, and other similar objects, as a staff during battle.[12]
    • Tailoring: Whitmore knows how to sew, using this ability to create the Stargirl Suit from Starman's suit.[8]

    Equipment[edit | hide]

    Whitmore performs the "Shooting Star"

    Current Equipment[edit | hide]

    • Cosmic Staff: Whitmore uses the Cosmic Staff whilst operating as Stargirl, a device created by Ted Knight to grant its user energy-based abilities.[8]
    • Stargirl Suit: Whitmore wears a protective suit whilst operating as Stargirl.[8]

    Appearances[edit | hide]

    Appearances
    		Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Five Appears
    		Stargirl Appears
    		S.T.R.I.P.E. Appears
    		Icicle Appears
    		Wildcat Appears
    		Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite Appears
    		The Justice Society Appears
    		Shiv Part One Appears
    		Shiv Part Two Appears
    		Brainwave Appears
    		Brainwave Jr. Appears
    		Shining Knight Appears
    		Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. Part One Appears
    		Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. Part Two Appears
    		Summer School: Chapter One Appears
    		Summer School: Chapter Two Appears
    		Summer School: Chapter Three Appears
    		Summer School: Chapter Four Appears
    		Summer School: Chapter Five Appears
    		Summer School: Chapter Six Appears
    		Summer School: Chapter Seven Appears
    		Summer School: Chapter Eight Appears
    		Summer School: Chapter Nine Appears
    		Summer School: Chapter Ten Appears
    		Summer School: Chapter Eleven Appears
    		Summer School: Chapter Twelve Appears
    		Summer School: Chapter Thirteen Appears
    		Road Trip Appears
    		Chapter One: The Murder Appears
    		Chapter Two: The Suspects Appears
    		Chapter Three: The Blackmail Appears
    		Chapter Four: The Evidence Appears
    		Chapter Five: The Thief Appears
    		Chapter Six: The Betrayal Appears
    		Chapter Seven: Infinity Inc. Part One Appears
    		Chapter Eight: Infinity Inc. Part Two Appears
    		Chapter Nine: The Monsters Appears
    		Chapter Ten: The Killer Appears
    		Chapter Eleven: The Haunting Appears
    		Chapter Twelve: The Last Will and Testament of Sylvester Pemberton Appears
    		Chapter Thirteen: The Reckoning Appears
    		Dude, Where's My Gar? Appears

    Gallery[edit | hide]

    • Courtney Whitmore

      Courtney Whitmore

    • Stargirl

      Stargirl

    • Vigilante Suit

      Vigilante Suit

    • Five Years Old

      Five Years Old

    • Eclipso possessing Whitmore

      Eclipso possessing Whitmore

    Promotional Images[edit | hide]

    • "A New Generation of Justice"

      "A New Generation of Justice"

    • Character Portrait (Civilian)

      Character Portrait (Civilian)

    • Character Portrait (Stargirl)

      Character Portrait (Stargirl)

    • "She's just getting started."

      "She's just getting started."

    • "#RENEWED"

      "#RENEWED"

    • "Real Heroes Wear Masks"

      "Real Heroes Wear Masks"

    • Season 2 Character Portrait

      Season 2 Character Portrait

    • "The JSA are back in action!"

      "The JSA are back in action!"

    • "#RENEWED"

      "#RENEWED"

    • EARTH-PRIME: Stargirl

      EARTH-PRIME: Stargirl

    • "Keep Your Friends Close But Your Frenemies Closer"

      "Keep Your Friends Close But Your Frenemies Closer"

    • "Stream every episode so far free only on The CW"

      "Stream every episode so far free only on The CW"

    References[edit | hide]

    1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 1.18 Stargirl
    2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Chapter Thirteen: The Reckoning
    3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite
    4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Chapter Nine: The Monsters
    5. ↑ Dude, Where's My Gar?
    6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Shining Knight
    7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Summer School: Chapter Eleven
    8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 8.6 S.T.R.I.P.E.
    9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 Summer School: Chapter One
    10. ↑ Summer School: Chapter Five
    11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 Icicle
    12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 The Justice Society


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