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Infinite Crisis Gets New Trailer Showing Off The Powers of Stargirl Before October 15

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has announced the release of a new video for Infinite Crisis that shows off the game's latest champion. Stargirl, known as Courtney Whitmore, will blast her way into the free-to-play MOBA on October 15th with her trusty Cosmic Staff. Ready to learn more? Read on.

From the Press Release
Get an early look at Stargirl, the latest champion from Infinite Crisis, the free-to-play MOBA from Turbine based in the DC Universe! On Wednesday, October 15, players can use shooting stars to perform their own heroic deeds – when Stargirl goes live! Unlike other heroes, the event leading Courtney Whitmore to becoming a hero wasn't tragedy. Instead, it was the breakup of her parent's marriage and her mother's remarriage to a man named Pat Dugan.

Courtney was miserable in her new life and blamed her stepfather. One day, looking through Pat’s belongings, she stumbled across the gear of 'The Star-Spangled Kid' and realized that Pat had once been the adult sidekick of a teenage hero. To make a mockery of Pat, she took his old gear to a school dance. Unfortunately, detecting someone wearing the Kid’s gear, one of Kid's old enemies thought there was a new Star-Spangled Kid and attacked the dance. Pat came to Courtney's aid in a suit of mechanized battle armor he had been secretly working on and the two defeated the old foe.

Exhilarated by the battle, Courtney decided to continue as a hero. Seeing how well she'd handled herself, and how it could help them grow closer as father and daughter, Pat agreed. However, there was one condition: He would have to fight alongside her as her guardian. Amused that he would now be her sidekick, Courtney agreed and took a shorter heroic name: Stargirl.

To learn more, visit the official Infinite Crisis website.

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