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     ['slideshow/images3/0_noora.jpg', '1.) Noora the Light', 'The 18-year-old daughter of a wealthy businessman from the United Arab Emirates, Noora realizes her power after she is kidnapped. As she tries to dig her way out of imprisonment, she discovers a gemstone. The stone allows her to manipulate light and create holograms, and she uses her new powers to escape. She can also now see the "Light of Truth" within others but also their dark side. With her ability to see the ugly side of human nature, she adopts a more nihilistic view of the world and struggles with depression.', '1', '3'],
   ['slideshow/images3/1_noora.jpg', '2.) Noora the Light', 'Noora\’s look has not changed much from the original sketches first presented by artist Dan Panosian. The editorial team wanted to be consistent with the values of Islamic culture and avoid the look often portrayed in American comics that features revealing costumes and exaggerated anatomy.',  '2', '0'],  
   ['slideshow/images3/2_noora.jpg', '3.) Noora the Light', 'Noora\’s color scheme reflects her desert heritage and was designed to offset the primary colors of her teammates. The design team did take issue with the deep green eyes she was originally given, as they are not an Arab trait. Noora was given a mixture of brown and green eyes in the final version.', '3', '1'],   
   ['slideshow/images3/3_noora.jpg', '4.) Noora the Light', 'Character outlines are always the artist\’s interpretation. When The 99\’s creative team asked artist John Paul Leon, who has worked on Superman, Batman and the X-Men, to give his interpretation of The 99, he chose to draw Noora. While it was simply an artistic exercise in adding a more fantastic, darker side to the children\’s version of the story, Leon\’s drawing offers another vision of the possibilities of The 99.', '0', '2']
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