Crazy Jane

Jane arrives at Doom Patrol mansion as a walking argument with herself: dozens of distinct personalities sharing one body, each carrying its own power and its own opinion about the others. She's prickly, quick to violence, quicker to sarcasm, and deeply unwilling to let anyone near whatever is underneath all that noise.

Guerrero has to play a crowd, and she does it without ever losing the thread of a single person underneath — you can feel one personality's fear leaking into another's bravado. Doom Patrol uses her multiplicity for real weirdness and real feeling at once, and Guerrero never lets the concept outrun the ache of it.