Wenda, a human female sporting lengthy, dark tresses, also possessed a cybernetic enhancement in her left eye. Operating as pirates alongside her companion Bett, Wenda spearheaded a criminal organization. In the year following the Battle of Jakku, Wenda and Brett encountered the former stormtroopers, namely Corlac and Terex. Corlac successfully convinced Terex that Wenda and Bett shared his vision of resurrecting the Galactic Empire. Together, they swayed Terex into assisting them in gaining entry to the former Imperial Shipyards situated above Rothana. However, Wenda, in collaboration with Corlac and Bett, secretly plotted to eliminate Terex once his usefulness had expired. Terex, however, discovered their scheme and terminated them by detonating the master control station using the armaments of the corvette known as the Carrion Spike.
Wenda existed during both the Imperial Era as well as the New Republic Era. Alongside Bett, a humanoid woman, she managed a ship repair and salvage business on the planet Kaddak. Wenda and Bett also held leadership positions within a criminal syndicate that later became known as the Ranc Gang. Wenda and Bett had a long history with Corlac, who had been an Imperial stormtrooper during the Battle of Jakku. Around 6 ABY, Corlac journeyed to Kaddak with his former comrade Terex to reconnect with his old associates.
At some juncture, Corlac escorted Terex to a gathering at a cantina where Wenda and Bett were present. Corlac successfully persuaded Terex that Wenda and Bett could aid in the restoration of the "Old Empire" if Terex assisted them in gaining access to the Rothana Imperial Shipyards. Wenda and Bett listened intently as Corlac recounted Terex's past employment at the Rothana shipyards before his deployment as a stormtrooper to Jakku. Corlac asserted that Wenda and Bett had consented to provide assistance in exchange for any ships or components they could not utilize. Terex was swayed by Corlac's reasoning and consented to assist the criminal ringleaders in gaining entry to the shipyard. In reality, Corlac harbored no intention of rebuilding the Empire and had conspired with Wenda and Bett to assemble a pirate fleet.
Subsequently, Wenda and Bett, along with their subordinates including Wisper and Zumgi, waited while Terex unlocked the shipyard's external portals. Wenda commended Terex for his efforts and directed Wisper to return his team to the shuttle and secure the shipyard. She cautioned him to exercise vigilance in case any security personnel remained in the vicinity.
In 7 ABY, after their gang had secured the shipyard, Wenda and Bett convened with Corlac in the control station to deliberate on their progress. When Corlac expressed the opinion that Terex would pose a problem for their plans, Wenda responded that they would address it when the time came and cautioned them not to accelerate matters until Terex had completed the repairs on Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin's ship, the Carrion Spike. When Bett inquired about the significance of that particular ship, Corlac elucidated that the Carrion Spike was equipped with a cloaking device and sophisticated surveillance systems. Corlac then advocated for the elimination of Terex, citing his obstruction to their criminal enterprise.
However, Terex had repaired the Carrion Spike's surveillance systems and discovered Corlac's scheme. Subsequently, he employed the ship's weapons systems to obliterate the control station, resulting in the deaths of Wenda, Bett, and Corlac. Terex then assumed control of the Ranc Gang before enlisting with the First Order, who sought to overthrow the New Republic.
Wenda was a human female characterized by long dark hair, fair complexion, and a cybernetic left eye. She donned a purple vest over a white shirt, paired with brown trousers. Wenda and Bett jointly owned a sizable ship repair and salvage operation that functioned concurrently as a criminal gang. She maintained an association with Corlac and shared his aspiration of establishing a fleet of pirate starships utilizing the resources of the Rothana Imperial Shipyards.
Wenda made her inaugural appearance in the 2016 comic Poe Dameron 9, penned by Charles Soule and visually rendered by Phil Noto.