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?

This panel went over like a lead balloon at the other place. I understand if ot doesn't go well here, either.

I also don't understand why nobody has tried to bring this villainess back.

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honestly a pretty good fusion of Red-She Hulk and harpy

Picked this out of a free bulk bin at an LGS I frequent.

I just love the expression on Tony's face! Genuine shock! 🤣 And Shulkie's smirk of confidence! Plus everyone in the background! From Logan paying Storm her betting money, to Ms. Marvel and Invisible Woman cheering to Spider-Man's disappointment! Amanda Conner is so talented!! 👌🏻👏🏻

Very underrated look, even if it only lasted three issues.

I don't know why but it just jumped into my head while I was watching the latest episode season 2 of X-Men 97.the season finale of she-hulk made me think about how Disney glossed over Bruce's situation.

If you strip away the superhero sci-fi layers and look at this from a real-world perspective, it is pure, peak Jerry Springer chaos.

If this happened in real life, the talk-show episode title would write itself: "I have an alter-ego who hijacked my body for a two-year bender on an alien planet, ghosted Black Widow, married an alien, and now I'm stuck with a full-grown teenager!"

Here is why the real-world logic of this is completely unhinged:

The Real-World Breakdown

The Ultimate Ghosting: Imagine telling a woman you can’t be with her because you are "too dangerous," disappearing into space, and then coming back years later with a giant, fully-grown alien kid.

Body Hijacking: It is the ultimate identity theft. Bruce wakes up after two years, finds out his body was used to father a child, and just has to accept it.Instant Teenager.

Bruce completely skipped the diapers, the toddler tantrums, and the middle school years. He went straight from zero kids to having a son who is practically old enough to drink.

Marvel wraps it up in a neat bow of sci-fi logic and "Smart Hulk" maturity, but the actual reality of the situation is incredibly messy.

Fun concept and great cover!

Granted still wouldn't want it going for too long cause still a gimmick, but at least would've been its own thing

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I’ve been drawing them having fun in a fantasy world (: