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Fictional character biography

The woman who would become the Abominatrix was an employee of Jasper Keaton's Savings and Loan company. Following a Government deregulation of the S&L industry, Keaton made a large profit with short-term investments. He created a genetic research division which empowered two of his employees turning them into the Abominatrix and Captain Rectitude. The Abominatrix was the product of a failed medical experiment to control PMS. A side-effect of the experiment left her permanently in her beastly condition. An iconic image of genetic engineering; this autoluminograph from 1986 of a glowing transgenic tobacco plant bearing the luciferase gene, illustrating the possibilities of genetic engineering. ... Premenstrual stress syndrome Pocahontas Middle School ...

Keaton employed the Abominatrix to kidnap Louise Mason. Mason had been part of the All-Winners Squad's attempt to prevent gangster Dutch Malone from stealing the nuclear warhead nicknamed Rosebud. Keaton wanted to learn the current location of Rosebud so he could use it to force the US Senate Banking Committee to give him control of the Savings and Loans. Unfortunately for Keaton, Mason did not know where it was. The Blonde Phantom (Louise Grant Mason) is a fictional masked crimefighter in the Marvel Comics universe who first appeared during the the 1940s period fans and historians call the Golden Age of Comic Books. ... The All-Winners Squad is a fictional superhero team in the Marvel Comics universe. ...

The Abominatrix battled She-Hulk on several occasions while she was trying to free Mason. Mason's daughter, now the Phantom Blonde, inadvertently revealed that Rosebud was hidden in a statue in front of Rosenblatt's hotel, the Benchmark. Rosebud's detonator was connected to Rosenblatt's pacemaker, and surprisingly enough, the aged Rosenblatt died of a heart attack while in a shoot-out with Keaton's men. She-Hulk succeeded in temporarily incapacitating Abominatrix in time to hurl the missile into the empty desert, where it destroyed Keaton's resort headquarters, the Nebuchadnezzar. She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters) is a Marvel Comics superheroine. ...

Powers and abilities

Superhuman strength, durability, and leaping ability. She has the powers and appearance of a female version of the Abomination, right down to her two toes.

Bibliography

• Sensational She-Hulk #21-23

External links

• Marvel Appendix entry