The series was written by Ron Marz, penciled by Terry Shoemaker, and inked by Jon Holdredge and John Tighe.

However, in March 2021, it was hinted that Zealot may soon appear alongside Grifter in Batman: Urban Legends, which is of the Infinite Frontier relaunch of the DC Universe.

Zealot survived the crash, later forming an Earth chapter sisterhood of warriors called the Coda, whose mission was to stop the Daemonites from conquering the planet.

The child would later become Stormwatch member Winter, who remained unaware of his true parentage, due to Zealot ultimately choosing to let go of her past.

[12] Zealot left the Wildcats and briefly joined Department PSI and co-led Wildcore with Backlash, a half-Kheran and former member of Team 7.

The team was assembled by Department PSI-director Antonio Giovanni to fight against the D'rahn, a long-missing alien race who are ancient enemies of the Kherubim and Daemonites.

After defeating the D'rahn with aid from Mr Majestic, Zealot find herself facing her former master, Tapestry, who attempts to enslave her again by way of magic.

As a member of the Kheran race, she has enhanced strength, stamina, reflexes, and durability which extend far beyond the peak of human beings.

Although Lady Zannah favors bladed weapons following the Coda tradition, she is also highly proficient with firearms, given her centuries of experience in warfare.

Zannah also has a good amount of knowledge in dark magic, which was taught to her while spending a century of her lifetime serving a witch known as Tapestry.