A while ago i came up with this idea for the basic plotline for thundra that i think marvel should consider using if they ever decide to give her her own series (which would be awesome btw!). Anyway here it goes.
 
Lets assume that Thundra decides to come back to our 616 universe to assist red hulk for  whatever reason and after that event she decides to stay on earth and exile herself from her homeworld of femizoa. From there it could be about her trying to adjust to this world of equality for both genders and having other superpowered people other than herself to contend with. And from there she will progress a little be to at least be able to tolerate some of the hero's that are in like new york city (could anyone imagine her running into daredevil or spiderman?)  all while maitaining this anti hero/badass persona and developing her own rogue's gallery in the process. Some of her villains could be anyone from the frightful four, kingpin, moonstone, enchantress, wrecking crew, scorpion, venom, titania and maybe even lyra. Then from there she could have villains that are exclusive to her own homeworld that her leaders send after her to bring her back dead or alive. 
Sp yeah thats my idea so far. what do you guys think? would this be a cool idea?

sounds good :)

Oh man, Thundra! I haven't seen her in about a decade. Yeah, she's awesome. They definitely need to do something like you said.

oh yeah. there was one other bit i forgot to add to my post. the other cool thing would really be how she reacts to seeing some of the characters that she's had encounters with in the the past like the thing, namor, red hulk, valkyrie, she hulk, and samson. While also having to deal with characters that she's never really encountered before like daredevil, punisher, wolverine, ms marvel, spiderman, black widow, Captain america and even thor. just to name a few.

@moviegeek17: True, Thundra has what it takes to be MARVEL'S answer to Big Barda, yet she seems to get left out in the cold... A LOT... So it's a waste for her to be forgotten about, I may not approve of her female chauvinism but just because she's a flawed character doesn't mean she's a horrible one who deserves to stay in comic book limbo forever.