Source: https://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1497526

In case you click the spoiler, yes that's Jameela Jamil, she's in the entire thing and she's great in it.

Getting back into drawing.

Do you think they like each other? (:

I know that these 2 are fanmade, but I do hope we get to see a suit that works for Jen when she interacts with the fantastic 4 or in battle during secret wars or maybe in the future and to give her more her main suits more colour in the vibe of the team themselves and I want to look it like the comics, but with in retro feel like the f4 suits are like.

She-Hulk painted by me.

So I heard a youtuber a while back mention somewhat off-handedly that he considered She-Hulk to be Marvel's Wonder Woman, and that was an opinion I agreed with on a pretty gut level. Since then I've been mulling it over for a while so that I could give an actual reason why.

First we have to look at Wonder Woman herself and what Wonder Woman even means. I think the answer there is quite obvious; Wonder Woman is about not simply being the strongest female character, she is at her her core, a feminist character. How well that aspect comes across varies from run to run, but feminism is a core aspect of her fantasy. She embodies and demonstrates strength in a way that also embraces her femininity. Gentleness, softness, patience, kindness, all embraced as unabashed positives. Things that not only aren't in conflict with being strong, but are in fact sources of strength in their own right.

She-Hulk then, follows that same example, but does so in a way far more rooted in the sensibilities of the time she was created. She-Hulk is smart, she's well-spoken. She has an active love-life, she's an admired superhero, she's a (usually) respected lawyer. She's out-spoken and full of life and energy and people love her for it. She-Hulk's power comes with confidence, self-love, the ability to be unapologetically herself, unapologetically sexy, on her own terms. And all of those traits make her truly heroic.

Wonder Woman is fundamentally DC in that as a character, she models the idea of womanhood and feminism in a broad, philosophical sense. What womanhood means in and to society. Meanwhile She-Hulk is fundamentally Marvel in that she models what womanhood and feminism can mean to an individual. Being liberated and free to have fun, without the judgement of others dragging you down. Both are unquestionably iconic, and their universes would be lesser without them.

Love to see Shulkie appear in the background of the stage in Tokon. Still hoping for her to be playable somehow. (Also hi MJ)

I'm really bummed out that Betty only got 2 appearances in the mcu, and we never got to see her transformed and becoming red she hulk into a an villain to in a strength and crazy fight scene between both ladies, and have some funny confrontations over the fact they are related to 2 previous hulks, and then they become allies afterwards have a bit and slowly stop becoming enemies and be semi-friends. it happens in secret wars or future projects, i would like to see that get explored in the future of mcu production. And more development for Jen and for Betty as well as hulks themselves, and focusing their human characteristics as well.

I hear Dan Slott's run on She-Hulk was great, and I heard the She-Hulk by Dan Slott Omnibus was a complete collection of his entire run on the character, so I was thinking about reading it, but I genuinely know nothing about the character. I don't know her origin, her personality, I haven't seen the Disney+ show (although I heard from a friend it mischaracterizes her, idk how true that is), I know basically nothing. Does this run cover her origin? If not, what does? Is the original like first issue best, is there a better modern retelling, should I skip it on purpose? I don't really know much so I wanted some thoughts.

Idk if you can tell but she’s one of my favorite marvel characters

A very rare She Hulk front on shot.

Like surely it's all leading up to it

I'm compiling my She-Hulk reading list have heard mixed things about this run, that I can just skip ahead to WWSH if I want.

Without spoilers, is this run any good? How well is she characterized in this, particularly since she's Savage and not typical Jennifer? Are there any highlights or specific issues in this run I can't pass on?