Valerie "Val" Cooper is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.
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13 Facts About Valerie Cooper
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Valerie Cooper once claimed to have been inspired to government service by the interesting cases her brother, an FBI agent, encountered in his work.
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Valerie Cooper appeared sporadically as a secondary character, often an antagonist, in various Marvel series through the 1980s, primarily Uncanny X-Men and Captain America.
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Dr Valerie Cooper was originally a special National Security Advisor on national security issues, which include metahuman affairs.
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Around this time Valerie Cooper was involved in a project to create government sponsored superheroes which resulted in the creation of the second version of Spider-Woman as well as three villains that would become her enemies Deathweb.
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Valerie Cooper was ordered by the Shadow King to shoot Mystique but fought the command and ended up turning the gun on herself.
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Valerie Cooper was able to convince several members of the X-Men and their associates to form a new X-Factor team.
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Valerie Cooper later decided to hand leadership of the team directly to Forge.
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Valerie Cooper was later responsible for taking Charles Xavier away to a government facility following the Onslaught incident.
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Valerie Cooper was instrumental in helping the old Thunderbolts defeat Henry Peter Gyrich and negotiated for the team their Presidential Pardon.
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Valerie Cooper helps establish the Office of National Emergency, an official government branch dedicated to preparation and defense against superhuman threats; not much later, she becomes its Deputy Director.
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Valerie Cooper is revealed to have been involved in an intimate relationship with US Agent whilst working for the Office of National Emergency.
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