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Henrietta Hunter

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Publisher
  
Marvel Comics

Team affiliations
  
X-Statix

Alter ego
  
Henrietta Hunter

Species
  
Mutant

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Created by
  
Peter Milligan, Mike Allred

Abilities
  
Empathy; enhanced physical abilities; can communicate with ghosts.

First appearance
  
X-Statix #13 (October, 2003)

Creators
  
Peter Milligan, Mike Allred

Similar
  
El Guapo, Spike Freeman, Phat, Lacuna, Dead Girl

Henrietta Hunter is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character appeared in the X-Statix series. She is a mutant with superhuman powers.

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Publication history

In X-Statix #13, Peter Milligan had planned to use Diana, Princess of Wales in a storyline which featured her returning from the dead as a mutant superhero. News of this leaked out to the media and there followed a series of objections, most notably from the British tabloid newspaper The Daily Mail. Quesada and Marvel announced that they would alter the character of Princess Diana, replacing her with a fictional pop star, Henrietta Hunter (still physically resembling Diana, but with black hair and a different hairdo).

Fictional character biography

Henrietta Hunter was a "pop star" from the fictional country of "Europa". She was the one-time leader of the X-Statix.

Powers and abilities

She was a mutant with empathic powers, the ability to read and feel the emotions of others. She could sense the pain of others. After the first time she returned from the dead, she not only regained her empathic abilities, but also increased athletic prowess and the ability to communicate with ghostly spirits. Following her second death, Henrietta once again returned in a zombie-like form. In this form, she, like other zombies, did not appear to require food or oxygen to survive. She also appeared to be able to cause unlikely events to happen that would cause death to those who sung her song. It is unknown whether she retained any of her previous powers, as she did not display any as a corpse.

References

Henrietta Hunter Wikipedia