History Characters / SheHulk

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[[folder: Jazinda]]
!! Jazinda
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Jazinda Kl'rt-Spawn
!!! '''Notable Aliases:''' Jennifer Walters
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''She-Hulk'' Vol 2 #22 (December, 2007)

Daughter of the legendary Super-Skrull, partner to She-Hulk and member of the Lady Liberators.

* ArchnemesisDad: She and Kl'rt don't get on terribly well.
* ClingyMcGuffin: Jazinda swallowed a Kree Lifestone Gem, which eventually bonded to her, granting her the power of resurrection. To remove it would result in her immediate death because the gem is now bonded to her being.
* GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe: For a Skrull, she's quite attractive.
* OneDegreeOfSeparation: She's the daughter of Kl'rt the Super-Skrull, who is an enemy of the Fantastic Four, of whom Jennifer was a member of for a time.
* ResurrectiveImmortality: Thanks to the Kree Lifestone Gem she swallowed, she cannot permanently die; Every time she does, she eventually resurrects wholly healed.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: Like most Skrulls, she can change her shape at will.

[[folder: Mallory Book]]
!! Mallory Book
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!!! '''Notable Aliases:''' "The face that never lost a case,"
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''She-Hulk'' #1 (May, 2004)

A very successful lawyer who has had a precedent-setting law career. Jennifer Walters used to work at the same law practice with her (Goodman, Lieber, Kurtzberg, and Holliway).

* HelloAttorney: Just like Jennifer, she's a very attractive attorney.

[[folder: Nosferata]]
!! Nosferata
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Purple Hayes
!!! '''Notable Aliases:'''
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''Sensational She-Hulk'' #19 (September, 1990)

Purple Hayes is the last of the Hayes family, who becomes the costumed hero Nosferata with the help of her Housekeeper Freda.

* BadassNormal: Just like the character she's based on.
* CaptainErsatz: She's basically a female version of Batman, downright to backstory, gadgets, butler and costume.
* LastOfItsKind: Last member of her family.
* PurpleIsPowerful: Both her name and her outfit are purple.
* StatuesqueStunner: She might be shorter than Jennifer, but she's 5'10"/178cm and not bad looking at all.
* YouKilledMyFather: John Serious, who murdered her parents.

[[folder: Thundra]]
!!Thundra
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See Characters/FantasticFourAllies for more info.

* [[ArrogantKungFuGuy Arrogant Kung Fu Gal]]
* TheBrute: A rare female example.

* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: A large factor in her FoeYay with Shulkie. Titania hates feeling weak (as it reminds her of childhood), so whenever Shulkie manages to get the upper hand, Titania just loses it. Inversely, when she out-muscles She-Hulk, Titania is all high and mighty and quick to rub it in her foe's face.

** UglyGuyHotWife: The Hot Wife to her husbands Ugly Guy.
* ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend: Not that Creel can't look after himself, but hurting him is a guaranteed way to make Mary ''mad''.
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Developed an intense fear of Spider-Man after he [[CurbStompBattle curb-stomped]] her in ''Secret Wars''. It took her a few years to get over it. Ironically, Spider-Man was nervous about confronting her again, believing that he only beat her through sheer luck.

* BreakingTheFourthWall: One of Jen super-powers, though whether she gets it from [[ILoveNuclearPower gamma radiation]] is anyone's guess. Since her own title isn't as much of a GagSeries as it used to be, she doesn't do it that often, but one memorable scene in an early '00s run has her address the narrator while her supporting cast watches her apparently talk to herself. In her 100th issue, she is asked whether she really can see through the fourth wall, and she responds "No, I can't" - looking straight at the reader and smiling.

* CerebusRetcon: The ''Immortal She-Hulk'' one-shot adds some elements to She-Hulk's new "Fem Hulk" form that have actually won over some of the reader's that thought the change in personality cause by a near death experience didn't make sense when Jen has almost died a bunch of times. It's revealed that [[spoiler:like all gamma mutates, Jen had a green door inside of her and in fact was killed by Thanos but came back to life because of the green door and the Below Place. Brian Banner confirms that Jen has died, come through, and gone back to the living world at least once. It's explained that Jen's new personality is because, while she doesn't remember being in the Below Place, the trauma of her death, Bruce's death and shortly thereafter facing the [[EldritchAbomination One]] [[AntiGod Below]] [[OmnicidalManiac All]] in Hell at the lowest point of creation warped her subconsiously. It could also be down to the Leader and the One Below All starting to make moves and influence the gamma mutates on earth.]]

* GeniusBruiser: Jen, who helps pioneer the field of superhuman law when she's not kicking butt. Pug, a supporting character from Slott's run, also counts. He paid for law school by working as a {{bouncer}}, and it shows.

* GoMadFromTheRevelation: [[spoiler: While she hadn't gone insane, ''ComicBook/ImmortalHulk'' #34 suggests that she ''did'' die during ''ComicBook/CivilWarII''. She passed through the Green Door to return to life but retained no memory of the trip. Despite her lack of memories, the lingering trauma is theorized to be the cause of her new She-Hulk forms and fluctuating personality.]]

* MagicalNativeAmerican: Fantastic Four pilot Wyatt Wingfoot, to whom She-Hulk was engaged in the 1980s.

* MyHorseIsAMotorbike: The time-displaced Western hero Two-Gun Kid receives a sky-cycle as a gift from his descendant Hawkeye via VideoWill. The Kid explicitly compares it to a horse.
* NeverLiveItDown: Despite likely being the genuinely nicest hero on the planet, people everywhere (writers, readers, in-universe characters) keep focusing on her somewhat [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking promiscuous sex life]].
** That goes double for the back and forth denials and seeeming-confirmations and that Jen had had sex with Juggernaut at some point in the past.
** She-Hulk was once called to the stand as a (hostile) witness for the defense of The Leader. The defense attorney (who worked at Jen's own law firm!) was seeking to prove that The Leader was not wholly responsible for his actions, as gamma radiation poisoning affects a person's personality, rather like a mind-altering substance. Jen had to go through her list of lovers as She-Hulk (which took ''quite'' some time), then as Jennifer Walters (which was all of two names). She-Hulk was supremely embarrassed, and even went on a small character arc of examining if her behavior really was all that different as She-Hulk versus as Jen. The Leader was so amused he declared it didn't matter if he got the chair, seeing Jen publicly humiliated was WorthIt.

* PowerFist: Sasha Martin, Holden's granddaughter and Jen's temporary ward, has an alien gauntlet permanently fixed over her left hand. It is able to conjure giant hands made out of HardLight.

** In Jason Aaron's Avengers she has returned to having less control of herself, due to a power up by a dying Celestial, which puts her on or slightly above The Hulk's base strength level though at the cost of higher intelligence while Hulked out. Unlike the previous Gray She-Hulk case Jen is actually more than okay with this turn of events as it means she can be an even greater asset to the Avengers, and the side of good in general, than ever before. On that note her new buffer, Hulk-like form, isn't so much a new personality like Gray She-Hulk was but more her usual She-Hulk self, just minus the intelligence.

* ScaryShinyGlasses: "Legal", the only name given to Tony Stark's legal troubleshooter, has glasses that cast reflections when other people's ''don't''.
* ShoutOut:
** In the Leader arc during the Dan Slott run, the Leader is drawn by Ty Templeton to look very like Anthony Ainley, who played the somewhat analogous Master in ''Series/DoctorWho''.
** In one Javier Solido-drawn issue of the Charles Soule run, we see that the emblem of Latveria's national airline looks suspiciously like the "Devil's Eyes" symbol from ''ComicBook/{{Grendel}}''.

!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Lyra

* EvilHero: Unlike regular She-Hulk Lyra is rather violent and has acted rather villainous at times due to the world she grew up in, hence the title ''Savage She-Hulk''. She tried to change but she wasn't making much progress in adapting to the 616.

* PutOnABus: During the "Omega Hulk" storyline all the Hulks with the exception of Bruce, Jennifer, and Lyra were depowered. While Lyra kept her powers she was also put to the side by giving up being a hero to live in a dimension which she ruled as Empress. She eventually showed up in Squadrom Supreme #15, where she reunited with her mother in Weirdworld.

!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Mallory Book

* StatuesqueStunner: Very tall about 6'6". She's actually a couple of inches taller than Creel.

See the [[Characters/IncredibleHulkBruceBanner Bruce Banner]] page for more information.
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* CerebusRetcon: The ''Immortal Hulk'' one-shot adds some elements to She-Hulk's new "Fem Hulk" form that have actually won over some of the reader's that thought the change in personality cause by a near death experience didn't make sense when Jen has almost died a bunch of times. It's revealed that [[spoiler:like all gamma mutates, Jen had a green door inside of her and in fact was killed by Thanos but came back to life because of the green door and the Below Place. Brian Banner confirms that Jen has died, come through, and gone back to the living world at least once. It's explained that Jen's new personality is because, while she doesn't remember being in the Below Place, the trauma of her death, Bruce's death and shortly thereafter facing the [[EldritchAbomination One]] [[AntiGod Below]] [[OmnicidalManiac All]] in Hell at the lowest point of creation warped her subconsiously. It could also be down to the Leader and the One Below All starting to make moves and influence the gamma mutates on earth.]]

* TakeThatCritics: ''ComicBook/TheAvengers (2018) #20'' is literally an entire issue dedicated to Jen mentally (and in some cases verbally) mocking and deriding all of the audience who have complained about the "Fem Hulk" identity she developed under Jason Aaron. Highlights include a BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind where she fights off "Classic She-Hulk" who is demanding that "Fem-Hulk" be erased, mentally recalling the time she verbally called Bruce Banner out for admitting he envied how She-Hulk was better accepted than he was because he didn't understand that it came at the cost of sexual harassment, snapping at ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} that she prefers the freedom of being ugly and mean when he asks her why she can't go back to being fun again, and concluding that she's never felt happier with herself than she has since she underwent this transformation. To say that this issue was not well received would be an understatement.

* ApatheticCitizens: Titania, armed with the gem of infinite power, destroyed the Timely Plaza in her quest for revenge against She-Hulk. It became a war zone, and everybody escaped... except the guys in a comic book store nearby. They are wise enough to realize that no character is ever hurt during a superhero fight, except perhaps a charismatic character, to boost sales.

* CorruptCorporateExecutive: In the 2014 comic, Jennifer is denied a bonus by her bosses who brag about their expensive rainforest Madripoor table, and quits when they tell her flat out they didn't hire her for her skill as a lawyer, but because of her presumed super hero connections. Jen gives them a good telling off for this.
** This isn't the first time this has happened to her, though it was much more sympathetic last time since [[spoiler:her boss wanted to use her position as an Avenger, so he could take custody of his misguided super-villain granddaughter from prison. Jen is angry, but decides to forgive him.]]

* CerebusRetcon: The Immortal Hulk series adds some elements to She-Hulk's new "Fem Hulk" form that have actually won over some of the reader's that thought the change in personality cause by a near death experience didn't make sense when Jen has almost died a bunch of times. It's revealed that [[spoiler:like all gamma mutates, Jen had a green door inside of her and in fact was killed by Thanos but came back to life because of the green door and the below place. Brian Banner confirms that Jen has died come through and gone back to the living world at least once. It's explained that Jen's new personality is because, while she doesn't remember being in the below place, the trauma of her death, Bruce's death and shortly thereafter facing the [[EldritchAbomination One]] [[AntiGod Below]] [[OmnicidalManiac All]] in hell at the lowest point of creation warped her subconsiously. It could also be down to the Leader and the Onde Below starting to make moves and influence the gamma mutates on earth.]]

[[folder: Mallory Book]]
!! Mallory Book
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Mallory Book
!!! '''Notable Aliases:''' "The face that never lost a case,"
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''She-Hulk'' #1 (May, 2004)

A very successful lawyer who has had a precedent-setting law career. Jennifer Walters used to work at the same law practice with her (Goodman, Lieber, Kurtzberg, and Holliway).

* HelloAttorney: Just like Jennifer, she's a very attractive attorney.

[[folder: Jazinda]]
!! Jazinda
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!!! '''Alter Ego:''' Jazinda Kl'rt-Spawn
!!! '''Notable Aliases:''' Jennifer Walters
!!! '''First Appearance:''' ''She-Hulk'' Vol 2 #22 (December, 2007)

Daughter of the legendary Super-Skrull, partner to She-Hulk and member of the Lady Liberators.

* ClingyMcGuffin: Jazinda swallowed a Kree Lifestone Gem, which eventually bonded to her, granting her the power of resurrection. To remove it would result in her immediate death because the gem is now bonded to her being.
* GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe: For a Skrull, she's quite attractive.
* OneDegreeOfSeparation: She's the daughter of Kl'rt the Super-Skrull, who is an enemy of the Fantastic Four, of whom Jennifer was a member of for a time.
* ResurrectiveImmortality: Thanks to the Kree Lifestone Gem she swallowed, she cannot permanently die; Every time she does, she eventually resurrects wholly healed.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: Like most Skrulls, she can change her shape at will.
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See the [[Characters/IncredibleHulkBruceBanner]] page for more information.

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A very successful lawyer who has had a precedent-setting law career. Jennifer Walters used to work at the same law practice with her (Goodman, Lieber, Kurtzberg, and Holliway).
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Purple Hayes is the last of the Hayes family, who becomes the costumed hero Nosferata with the help of her Housekeeper Freda.
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Daughter of the legendary Super-Skrull, partner to She-Hulk and member of the Lady Liberators.
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Manfred Ellsworth Haller was once a promising hydraulic engineer and generous philanthropist. As the founder of Haller Hydraulics, he designed and developed a suit of exoskeleton armor to enable explorers to survive hostile environments and allow rescue personnel to traverse hazardous terrain.
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Titania's best friend and ex-girlfriend of Molecule Man.
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[[folder:Sensational She-Hulk / Jennifer Walters]]

--> '''Debut:''' ''Savage She-Hulk'' Vol. 1, #1

[[folder: Savage She-Hulk / Lyra Walters]]

--> '''Debut:''' ''Hulk: Raging Thunder'' Vol. 1, #1

--> '''AKA:''' Robert Bruce Banner

See his [[Characters/IncredibleHulkBruceBanner own page]]

--> '''Debut:''' ''She-Hulk'' #1

--> '''AKA:''' Purple Hayes
--> '''Debut:''' ''Sensational She-Hulk'' #19

--> '''AKA:''' Jazinda Kl'rt-Spawn
--> '''Debut:''' ''She-Hulk'' #22

--> '''AKA:''' Mary [=MacPherran=]
--> '''Debut:''' ''Secret Wars'' Vol. 1, #3

--> '''AKA:''' Manfred Ellsworth Haller, Man-Elephant
--> '''Debut:''' ''The Savage She-Hulk'' #17

--> '''AKA:''' Adrian Lynn
--> '''Debut:''' ''Marvel Comics Presents'' #123

--> '''AKA:''' Marsha Rosenburg
--> '''Debut:''' ''Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars'' #3

--> '''Debut:''' ''Incredible Hulk'' #601

--> '''AKA:''' Rana Philips

--> '''AKA:''' Erin Cicero

* LogicalWeakness: She had the ability to reconstruct her body from the earth that she came into contact with. When she tried to reform at an alkali salt flat, she instantly dried her out and Lyra destroyed her body, killing her.

* CerberusRetcon: The Immortal Hulk series adds some elements to She-Hulk's new "Fem Hulk" form that have actually won over some of the reader's that thought the change in personality cause by a near death experience didn't make sense when Jen has almost died a bunch of times. It's revealed that [[spoiler:like all gamma mutates, Jen had a green door inside of her and in fact was killed by Thanos but came back to life because of the green door and the below place. Brian Banner confirms that Jen has died come through and gone back to the living world at least once. It's explained that Jen's new personality is because, while she doesn't remember being in the below place, the trauma of her death, Bruce's death and shortly thereafter facing the [[EldritchAbomination One]] [[AntiGod Below]] [[OmnicidalManiac All]] in hell at the lowest point of creation warped her subconsiously. It could also be down to the Leader and the Onde Below starting to make moves and influence the gamma mutates on earth.]]

[[folder: Gamma Corps: Black]]
--> '''Debut:''' ''Incredible Hulk'' #601
* AmazonBrigade: Unlike the previous iteration of the Gamma Corps, this team is made up of only females.
* DistaffCounterpart: They are female versions of Abomination, Zzzax and Glob.
* KilledOffForReal: All three of them were killed fighting Lyra.
* PsychoForHire: All three of them were soldiers who went through the Gamma procedure to avoid the death penalty for previous crimes.
* TerribleTrio: They are a trio of soldiers given the powers of some of the Hulk's most famous enemies.

* YouKilledMyFather: John Serious murdered her parents.

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[[folder: Titania (Mary [=MacPherran=])]]