Victoria

History
Victoria married Eddie Frank the current Redeemer at some point and after the suicide of Al Simmons, an angel investigator arrived on Earth to look into the disturbance. When she arrived, she thought someone may have been trying to shift one of the Dead Zones, but after speaking with a Guardian and investigating the site,  she discovered it wasn't a typical Dead Zone at all but some sort of Anomaly.

She also sensed the presence of someone odd nearby and tracked the presence to Al's throne in the Alleys. There she confronted Jim Downing, the new hellspawn, mistakenly believing him to be an elite male angel. She spoke to him briefly about rebelling against God and then tried to seduce him, but when they touched, she knew immediately that he was a hellspawn. She began screaming somewhat incoherently about having been warned about this particular hellspawn and that he had committed an act against God that was unforgiveable.

The two fought briefly but Victoria was quickly overpowered and impaled by her wings against a wall. Jim intended to question her about his past, but was distracted by a call from Saraand he left the angel there unattended. Unfortunately for her, she was discovered helpless by the Violator. The demon ruthlessly ripped her wings from her body, knowing that if an angel loses her wings on Earth she will also lose her mind.

After walking the streets rambling and naked, Victoria was committed to a mental institution. Eventually she fell under the care of Dr. Kerr - an alias of the Violator. The demon intended to make a deal with the angel - he would return her wings to her if she could tell him who taught Al Simmons to transfer his powers to Downing.

Before a deal could be made, Victoria was tracked down by Bluddand turned into a vampire to spite the Violator. Violator attempts to kill her but was saved by the Redeemer who is also her husband who had been looking for her.

Powers and ablitlies
Being an angel warrior Victoria possess superhuman,Strength,Speed,and Stamina plus the albility of flight