Mary MacPherran

A small, frail woman who was bullied most of her life, Mary MacPherran was transported to Battleworld during the original Secret Wars, where Doctor Doom granted her a massively powerful super-strong body, transforming her into the villain Titania.

Born into one of Marvel's most celebrated crossover events, Mary MacPherran made her debut in Jim Shooter and Mike Zeck's landmark Marvel Super-Heroes Secret Wars #3 in 1984 — a Bronze Age arrival that immediately placed her in extraordinary company, sharing pages with titans like Captain America, Iron Man, and the Absorbing Man. Over four decades of Marvel storytelling, she's proven herself far more than a Secret Wars footnote, racking up 113 catalog appearances and a recurring presence in She-Hulk that speaks to her enduring relevance in the House of Ideas. Three of her appearances carry key-issue status, a testament to the collector significance she's accumulated across a publishing life stretching all the way to 2026 — rare longevity for a character who arrived mid-saga and never looked back.