''Now let's see how tough you are - against me! You called me a She-Hulk! and a She-Hulk I'll be!'' - The She-Hulk's first words in Savage She-Hulk #1, February 1980
Real name: Jennifer Walters Other known aliases: Jade Giantess Occupation: Hero and lawyer. Current group affiliation: Fantastic Four Past group affiliations: Avengers, Heroes For Hire, Fantastic Force, Brides of Set, Queen's Vengeance, Secret Wars Heroes. Major enemies: Titania II, Headmen, Xemnu the Titan, Doctor Bong, Spragg, Ringmaster, Mahkizmo, Ghaur. First appearance: Savage She-Hulk #1 Origin: Savage She-Hulk #1 Description: Jennifer is an attractive and muscular woman of 6'7'' tall who weighs 650 lbs. She has light green skin and dark green eyes and hair.
Characteristics
59 STR 44
18 DEX 24
21 CON 22
14 BODY 8
13 INT 3
11 EGO 2
18 PRE 8
20 COM 5
16 PD 4
9 ED 4
4 SPD 12
15 REC 0
42 END 0
52 STUN 0
Characteristics Cost: 136
Powers, Skills and Equipment
7 1 LVLS Density Increase (stats already included),Always On
(-1/2),0 END Persistent(+1) 0
13 EC (13),"Grasshopper powers."
14a) 10/8 Armor
14b) 31" Superleap,1/2 END(+1/4) 5
9 Life Support,safe in radiation,safe in heat/cold,immune to
disease
7 1 BODY Regen,recovery rate: per 5 minutes
23 15" Running,x4 Non-Combat 3
3 Bureaucratics 13-
3 Criminology 12-
1 Deduction 8-
3 Federal Police Powers
1 Interrogation 8-
2 KS: Criminal Law 11-
8 1 Levels,all combat
1 License for Profession
2 PS: Attorney 11-
1 TF,Other Air Vehicles
2 Radio XMIT/REC,"Avengers ID card.",OAF(-1)
Powers Cost: 114
Disadvantages
Base Points: 100
20 Distinctive,"Tall muscular woman with green skin and hair.",
concealable,extreme
20 Hunted,"By various enemies.",as powerful,harsh,appear 14-
5 Physical Lim,"Heavy",infrequently,slightly
10 Psych Lim,"Wild and uninhibited.",common,moderate
10 Psych Lim,"Flirt",common,moderate
15 Psych Lim,"Protector of the innocent.",common,strong
20 Psych Lim,"Code vs. killing.",common,total
10 Public ID,"Jennifer Walters"
15 Rep,"Famous Avenger strong woman.",occur 14-
10 Unluck,2D6
5 Watched,"by the press and fans.",less powerful,non-combat
influence,mild,appear 11-
10 Watched,"by the U.S. government.",more powerful,non-combat
influence,mild,appear 11-
Disadvantages Total: 150
Experience Spent: 0
Total Points: 250
Explanation of the conversion:
History: Jennifer Walters grew up in a happy home in Los Angeles, although her mother died when Jennifer was at an early age. Jennifer was good friends with her cousin Robert Bruce Banner, who she nicknamed Doc when he briefly attended medical school before changing his major to physics. Growing up to be a successful prosecuting attorney, she was run off the road by the criminals she was investing. Banner, also known as the Hulk, saved her life by performing an emergency roadside blood transfusion. Jennifer
found herself able to transform into the giant She-Hulk, but never restricted by the split-personalities of her cousin, Jennifer was able to transform at will and retain her full intelligence and memories (Savage She-Hulk #1).
She had a successful run of adventures as She-Hulk, even though her sheriff father distrusted and was constantly hunting the She-Hulk.
Eventually moving to New York, She-Hulk was contacted by the Wasp in a membership drive for the Avengers.
Once it was established that Bruce Banner's mind was in control of the Hulk's body, the Hulk was treated to a celebration in New York City where he received a presidential pardon from Ronald Reagan, the key to the city, and praise from a number of superheroes, including She-Hulk (Incredible Hulk #279).
She served for a brief stint with the Avengers before they were captured by the Beyonder to his Battleworld and pitted against similar abducted villains. When returning to Earth, She-Hulk was invited to take the place of the Thing in the Fantastic Four, and she joined them (Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #1-12).
While serving with the Fantastic Four, Jennifer met and became involved with Wyatt Wingfoot. While she was with them she was exposed to an accidential radiation leek that rendered her unable to change back to her human form.
Eventually, the Thing returned, and She-Hulk left the Fantastic Four, serving off and on again as an Avenger. She responded to a breakout attempt at the Vault, a maximum security prison for super-humans along with Freedom Force and the Avengers (The Vault Graphic Novel).
She returned to her lawyer occupation as a member of the district attorney's office, where she met and developed a friendship with Louise Mason.
She-Hulk was among the people invited to the wedding of Rick Jones and Marlo Chandler (Incredible Hulk #418).
She-Hulk was on hand to fight alongside the Fantastic Four and the Avengers against the Sentinels activated by the menance of Onslaught. Apparently, she was among those who seemingly sacrificed their lives to absorb its energies and was actually displaced in another universe, only to soon return to our reality with the rest of the heroes.
She-Hulk was among the members of the Avengers who were captured by Morgan Le Fay and mind controlled into becoming her personal guard, the Queen's Vengeance. While under her control she went by the name the Jade Giantess. She was eventually freed and helped defeat her (Avengers III #2-3).
Jennifer went out on a date with Luke Cage to Heaven's Grill, where the Absorbing Man and Titania II attempted to rob the patrons. Together they defeated the criminals (Heroes for Hire #17).
She then confronted the Rhino and defeated him (Nova II #1). She recently rejoined the Fantastic Four.
She was among the heroes incapacitated by Graviton when he attempted to take over the Earth once again (Thunderbolts #57).
Trivia: Jennifer used to sun bathe topless on the top of the Fantastic Four hearquarters when she was a member. She hasn't done it since a helicopter buzzed her, took pictures and sold them to an adult magazine!
Trivia: In the alternate future depicted in What If II #114 Jennifer married and had a son with follow Avenger Hawkeye and named him Clinton Francis Batron Junior. This son became the hero known as Mustang, having some of his mother's strength as well as his father's skills with arrows.
Powers: She-Hulk possesses superhuman strength and can press at least 90 tons. By and large, She-Hulk is impervious to injury, pain and disease: Her skin is capable of withstanding extremes of temperature, as well as tremendous stresses and impacts without puncture wounds or lacerations. And She-Hulk's highly efficient physiology renders her immune to all terrestrial diseases. Her enhanced leg muscles allow her to make enormous leaps and run at top speeds of over 60 mph. Formerly she had the ability to change between human and She-Hulk form, but she lost that ability. She has not displayed her cousin's ability to see astral forms.
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Character created by Marvel Comics.
Page setup by Mathew R. Ignash - mathewignash@comcast.net.
Last Updated - December, 2002
Once it was established that Bruce Banner's mind was in control of the Hulk's body, the Hulk was treated to a celebration in New York City where he received a presidential pardon from Ronald Reagan, the key to the city, and praise from a number of superheroes, including She-Hulk (Incredible Hulk #279).
She-Hulk was among the members of the Avengers who were captured by Morgan Le Fay and mind controlled into becoming her personal guard, the Queen's Vengeance. While under her control she went by the name the Jade Giantess. She was eventually freed and helped defeat her (Avengers III #2-3).
