She-Hulk

Super Name: She-Hulk
Real Name: Jennifer Walters
Aliases: Jen Walters Jenny Jennifer Jameson Hulk Savage She-Hulk Sensational She-Hulk
Publisher: Marvel
Creators: Stan LeeJohn Buscema
Gender: Female
Citizenship: American
Place of Birth: Los Angeles, California
Marital Status: Estranged
Education: Degree in Criminal Law (UCLA)
Occupations: Lawyer, Adventurer, Magistra of the Living Tribunal, former Avenger, former Defender, former Fantastic Four member, former SHIELD agent
Known Relatives: Morris Walters (father), Robert Bruce Banner ( Hulk, cousin), John Jameson (husband, estranged), Maria Jameson (mother-in-law), J. Jonah Jameson (father-in-law), Skaar (first cousin once removed), Hiro-Kala (first cousin once removed), Lyra (first cousin once removed)
Character Type: Radiation
First Appearance: The Savage She-Hulk #1 - The She-Hulk Lives
Appears in: 1993 issues
Birthday: 16-Jun-80
Died: The Avengers Annual #16 - The Day Death DiedMarvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #11 - ...And Dust to Dust!The Infinity Gauntlet #4 - Cosmic Battle on the Edge of the Universe

Origin:


Jennifer Walters is the daughter of Sheriff Morris Walters. Jennifer is also the cousin of Bruce Banner, a.k.a. The Incredible Hulk. Though she was five years younger than Bruce, Jennifer developed a close sister-and-brother relationship with her cousin while they were growing up together. After they reached adulthood, they eventually went their separate ways as they both pursued different careers. Jennifer studied for a career in law and eventually became a lawyer.

She attended UCLA School of Law where she became one of the top legal scholars and earned her Junior Doctor Degree there. She would eventually earn her Masters degree at Harvard Law School. One day, Bruce decided to visit Jennifer and re-establish their once close relationship. Unfortunately on that very same day, Jennifer was shot and seriously wounded by men working for Nicholas Trask, a crime boss who had once been an enemy of her father and also the enemy of one of Jennifer’s clients. To save Jennifer's life, Bruce gave his cousin a blood transfusion of his own blood since there were no other donors of her type available. Bruce's gamma-radiated blood caused Jennifer to transform into the savage She-Hulk. Jennifer first transformed into the She-Hulk when Trask’s men came to finish off Jennifer by posing as doctors. However, Jennifer quickly recognized them, and in fear for her life, transformed into the She-Hulk, easily dispatching the would-be killers.

Creation:

Though Stan Lee is credited as the creator of She-Hulk, the character was not originally his idea. The initial reason for She-Hulk's creation was to gain exclusive rights to a female Hulk character. The idea was born during the 1970's run of the live-action "Incredible Hulk" television series. The show enjoyed such success that CBS considered making a female Hulk spin-off series. If CBS had gone through with it, they would have owned the rights to She-Hulk. But Marvel got wind of their idea and acted quickly, getting Stan Lee to write the first issue of a She-Hulk comic book series, with artist John Buscema doing the pencils.

Major Stories:

The Start of her Superhero Career
Avengers and the Fantastic Four
Returning to the Avengers
The Civil War and Super-Human Registration Act
World War Hulk
A New Job
Lady Liberators
She-Hulks
Current Events

                                   Powers: 

Attractive Female
Berserker Strength
Healing
Intellect
Invulnerability
Longevity
Shape Shifter
Stamina
Super Strength
Unarmed Combat

Skills:

Even aside from her superhuman powers, Jennifer is very skilled at hand-to-hand combat, being personally trained by Captain America. She has displayed martial arts skills in her human form as well. Jennifer often uses her sex appeal to aid her in fights against male opponents. Jennifer is also a skilled pilot.