In the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen comic, did you think Mina Harker had acquired any powers from her time with Dracula, like slow aging or physical toughness or a mental domination ability explaining her ability to stare down Hyde? I always thought all she acquired were scars and experience, and that her "powers" were simply being smart, willful, and Victorian. But some rasfw posters disagreed, at least speculatively.
Separately, I got Order of the Stick books -- not just a compilation, but a character prequel never online. Whee!
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However, the reader in the back of Volume 2 (and some comments made by Mr. Moore) imply that Mina remains active and perhaps youthful for a unusually long period of time, so there is some evidence that she might have slowed aging.
Slowed aging wouldn't be a big deal, anyway. Staring down Hyde because she had vampire powers would be a big change to how I viewed their characters.
My understanding of the upcoming third volume is that Harker is again in the storyline, in the 1950s, not having aged at all. That said, I can't remember where I heard this (probably from
...or rather, I looked around a little before posting, and apparently the Black Dossier is in DC's hands and will be published soon. There's a third volume that will come out, probably next year, and it will span a century of time in the world of the League.
So there's a strong probability that Mina is somehow supernaturally-powered from her time with D. I have always assumed there was.