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The most powerful woman on Wall Street, Headhunter became obsessed with Namor and his power upon witnessing him in battle with John Horton, the Griffin. She took Desmond Marrs captive, luring Desmond's sister, Phoebe, and Namor to her office.[1]
Headhunter captured Namor, placing him in her wall of severed heads, the "Skull Orchard." She planned to use her control over him to discover lost treasures in the ocean. When Namorita, who had been trailing Namor, broke in, Namor revealed that he was immune to the mesmerization; he was merely trying to figure out what was going on. As Namor destroyed the "Skull Orchard," freeing all the captives, Headhunter escaped in her helicopter. With Namor pursuing her, Headhunter crashed the helicopter into the East River.[2]
She kept her powers after the Decimation,[3] and was later hired by Purple Man to help him recruit villains for his Villains for Hire program.[4]
Powers and Abilities
Powers
Headhunter could mesmerize and control others.[citation needed] She used these powers to gain an advantage in the financial world,[citation needed] as well as to place in a catatonic state those who crossed her.[citation needed] She placed these victims behind a wall in her office, with only their heads exposed, creating the illusion of various grisly trophies.[citation needed]
Weaknesses
Headhunter's powers seem to be ineffective against mutants.[citation needed] As an albino, she is vulnerable to bright lights, and rarely leaves her home or office.[5]
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- 11 Appearances of Headhunter (Mutant) (Earth-616)
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