to a bracelet on her left forearm. Other versions Avengers Forever Thundra also appears in the Marvel Comics Maxi-Series Avengers Forever. In the storyline, she is a member of a rag-tag remnant of Avengers in an alternate future where Earth has been devastated by evil robotic alien invaders from Mars. She still wields a chain as her personal weapon. Unlike the other remaining Avengers (most notably the Black Panther), it appears that Thundra has not aged. Perhaps this is due to the Femizonian genetic engineering that she was subjected to, the source of her superhuman abilities. Hulk: Raging Thunder A future version of Thundra took cell scrapings from the Hulk which were used by scientists in the future to impregnate her. This Thundra later gives birth to a green skinned daughter who is the child of herself and the Hulk. This girl, Lyra, is later nicknamed "She-Hulk". She later returns to the future to insert Lyra's birth. JLA/Avengers Thundra appeared in JLA/Avengers in the prologue where she is seen on Polemachus in bed with Arkon. He offers to take her hunting, but Krona appears and destroys Polemachus, Thundra and her entire universe. At the end of the series everything is restored to normal. Marvel Zombies: Return In Marvel Zombies: Return: Avengers, Thundra is shown to be a member of the Sentry's undead group along with Super-Skrull, Quasar, Moon Knight, Namor the Sub-Mariner and Quicksilver. She argues with Quicksilver that she will not eat the meat of men because she will not let her perfect warrior's body be "tainted by flesh with the Y-chromosome". After being lured to the Savage Land by The New Avengers she is ripped in half by a zombified Hulk. Reception Thundra was ranked 62nd in Comics Buyer's Guide's "100 Sexiest Women in Comics" list. In other media Television Thundra appears in Ultimate Spider-Man animated series episodes "Great Power", "Great Responsibility", "Reveal", and "Second Chance Hero", voiced by Tara Strong. This version is a member of the Frightful Four. Video games Thundra appears as a playable character in the Facebook game Marvel: Avengers Alliance. Thundra appears in several cards in the mobile card game Marvel: War of Heroes. Toys Thundra has been made an action figure in the Marvel Legends line by Hasbro. See also List of women warriors in literature and popular culture References External links Thundra at Marvel.com Characters created by John Buscema Characters created