Real Name: Mary Alice Walker
Aliases: Mary, Bloody Mary, Typhoid Mary
Occupation: Assassin / Professional criminal
Place of Birth: New York City, NY
Known Relatives: Unidentified Mother

Height: 5'9
Weight: 135lbs
Hair color: Black
Eyes: Brown

Personality:

Mary: physically fragile, sickly and prone to epilepsy and other neurological disorders.

Typhoid: rebellious, malevolent, murderous and takes on different physical attributes such as an erratic heartbeat, alpha biorhythms, smell and an elevated body temperature. These physical attributes appear to have no negative effects.

Bloody: homicidally psychotic and has greater control over her mental abilities, but has rarely manifest herself.

Powers: Typhoid Mary possesses a number of limited psionic powers. She can levitate small objects over short distances (such as weapons of under 10 pounds; knives, razors, etc.). She has limited pyrokinesis, meaning she can set objects in her immediate vicinity aflame. She can implant mental suggestions in the minds of others. She can induce sleep in weak-minded individuals and most animals.

However, she has three separate personalities as a result of her mental illness. The timid, pacifist "Mary" personality has no psionic abilities. The "Typhoid" and "Bloody Mary" personalities have the full range of these psionic powers and they are strongest in "Bloody Mary". Her original "Mary Walker" personality is supposed to be a balanced amalgam of all of these, but is seldom dominant.

Typhoid Mary is in excellent physical condition. She has peak human reflexes and agility, and is highly athletic. She is also trained in the martial arts, particularly Judo and Zen-Sword. She is a master in the use of edged weapons.

History:

Typhoid Mary is an enemy and former lover of Daredevil with psionic powers, including telekinesis. She has been employed by organized crime syndicates as an assassin in the past. She is also truly gravely mentally ill, and not entirely responsible for her actions as a result.

Her condition was revealed to have been accidentally caused by a pre-Daredevil Matt Murdock. He had tracked a villain down to the brothel Mary worked at. He attacked the man, but to his surprise, the girls working there came at him. Panicking, he lashed out, knocking Mary out the window. It was at this moment Mary became Typhoid Mary, vowing no man would ever hurt her again.

Suffering from dissociative identity disorder, Mary Walker has two other abnormal personalities in addition to her seemingly healthy one. Her "Mary" personality is a timid, quiet, pacifist; her "Typhoid" personality is adventurous, lustful, and violent; and her "Bloody Mary" persona is brutal, sadistic, and hates all men. Aside from highly developed martial arts skills, Walker also possesses telekinetic powers and, more dangerously, pyrokinesis, the ability to set people or objects in her immediate vicinity aflame.

A favorite pawn of the Kingpin, Typhoid did frequent battle (and had a love-hate relationship) with Daredevil before disappearing. Through hypnosis, the abnormal and psychotic personalities (Mary: the pathological victim, Typhoid: the adventurous sociopath, and Bloody Mary: the homicidal psychopath) were suppressed from Mary Walker's consciousness, and she began to lead a normal life, even becoming a soap opera star.

Typhoid Mary/Daredevil's love-hate relationship. Art by Lee Weeks.However, this was not to last. The Kingpin fell from power in a violent coup and was left in a coma near death. When he recovered he started rising back to power, taking out his enemies. To distract Daredevil while he retook his criminal empire, the Kingpin paid a visit to Walker while she was doing her show, and with a blunt slap released the abnormal personalities. After confronting Daredevil in his secret identity (Matt Murdock) and setting him on fire, his bodyguards Luke Cage and Jessica Jones managed to take her down. Mary was imprisoned on the 'Raft', a maximum security prison for superpowered criminals.

Electro later led an attack on the Raft, helping the prisoners break out. While the Avengers came on the scene and managed to stop some of the prisoners, Mary was one of the ones that managed to escape.