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Estelle Jackson

EstelleJackson
Estelle Jackson- Freeman

Created by Dwayne McDuffie and Denys Cowan.

1st appearance: Icon #7, 1993

Nationality: American

Legal Status: No criminal record

Weight: 110 lbs    Height: 5’7

Eyes: Black             Hair: Black

Known Relatives: Augustus Freeman/Icon (Husband), unborn child (deceased), Miriam Freeman (Mother in Law, deceased)

Biography

During the Harlem renaissance Icon met and married Estelle Jackson with whom he shared his every secret. Life with Estelle renewed his interest in humanity but he became disillusioned following the failed promise of both the Harlem Era and the post WWII Years. Estelle would keep him in touch with the civil rights movement from the1950’s through the 1970’s, until her death in 1977 from Cancer. She was the first person to propose that he use his powers for humanity’s betterment. His career as Icon is his final belayed gift to her.

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