3. Red She-Hulk:
“I’m tired of crying in every one of my comics!”
When Betty Ross-Banner decided she’d had enough of being one of the most poorly written and predictable female Marvel characters, she became the Red She-Hulk and took out her anger and frustration on the world. Well, her origin wasn’t exactly like that, but the character’s rage, and matching strength, sure made it seem that way. Red She-Hulk fought She-Hulk, Red Hulk, Hulk, and probably Red Mera, Black Hand, and Green Lantern for all I know. She kicked Red Hulk off the Empire State Building, so don’t get on her bad side.
2. She-Hulk:
“Keep looking. It gives me more time to drop this boulder on you.”
Of course She-Hulk is stronger than Red She-Hulk. She-Hulk is strongest she-hulk there is! She was the muscle for both the Avengers and the Fantastic Four for several years. She’s also one of the most intelligent and confident women in the Marvel Universe. She’s slugged it out with the toughest men in the Marvel Universe as well and remains glamorous while doing it. Everyone wants her on their team, and rightly so.
1. Power Princess:
The size of the shield is the approximate size of the blood spatter from your head exploding when she punches you.
Remember when I mentioned earlier that Marvel needed their own version of Wonder Woman and had made Ms. Marvel that character? They needn’t bothered. Power Princess is their Wonder Woman. The super-strong, super-tough member of Squadron Supreme can match strength with Hyperion – who is Marvel’s version of Superman. She carries a shield she doesn’t need and would gladly head butt Thor. The newest incarnation of her was even stronger, creepier, and more ruthless. She wasn’t above killing anyone she deemed in need of dispatching. She’s often forgotten by Marvel fans (as is, sadly, the rest of the Squadron Supreme), even though she could trash most of the Marvel Universe.
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