Ely Ann

Ely Ann is a fictive character that appears in comic books published by Revolt Comics. The character debuted in a 7 page story in The Art of Revolt #1 in May of 2014 and was created by David G. Hernandez and '''Angel V. Falto.  Hernandez '''came up with the name from a list of baby names his ex-girlfriend chose for their first born. Hernandez even wrote himself into the storyline as the child’s father. The only direction Hernandez gave Falto before designing Ely Ann was her age and to “make her cute as a button”. Falto had a very hard time illustrating an issue where the two principal characters just sit down in a park bench to talk. Talented that he is, he played around with body movements and angles, but he capture the innocence of Ely Ann perfectly as he illustrated her in two consecutive panels swinging her legs like a child without a care in the world would. According to Malefactor, Ely Ann is a paramount character that would tip the balance in favor of humanity’s survival. She was created to change humankind’s direction by leading them into a new golden age.

Publication history
Ely Ann first appeared in a storyline named simply “Malefactor” in “The Art of Revolt" #1(May 2014). The story was penned by writer David G. Hernandez and drawn, inked and colored by Angel G. Falto. In this issue, Malefactor engages Ely Ann in a philosophical battle as it relates to human kindness and the steep price that sometimes we pay when we chose to meddle into other people’s lives. She also makes a cameo appearance in the pages of “Revolt Comics Presents" #1”

Fictional character biography
Very little is known about this pint-size hero’s origin, with the exception that she’s around 7 years of age and appears to be a child prodigy with an enormous desire to help her fellowmen. Ely Ann has a very inquisitive mind and in spite of her small age she is very intuitive.

Powers and abilities
Aside from Malefactor’s claims that she is destined for greatness, Ely Ann is a very normal little girl.