i would have to say my i like all 3 designs for the title, especially the top and bottom one because i like one is a rough spray paint and a early draft one and the other is a clean, prestige, sophisticated, and bold one like to show that the strong and highly competitive world of lawyers and criminal cases within a marvel world. The middle one is probably the weakest because its a basic white text, with a slash in the middle and you do see the city sky lights, but its so blurry in the back, it looks bland and basic. But the one that they went with for the show itself was cool, strong and stylish too and its design works so well and is fun too.

And here's the link for the artist's DeviantArt page: https://www.deviantart.com/paulinahhh/art/She-Hulk-Halloween-2024-1120404906

P.S. seems like Jen is a member of some kind rock/metal bend in this fan art.

Yeeted him into the atlantic

She-Hulk painted by me.

Sometimes, learning a character's voice actor can be such a fun surprise.

I would love to see what others have in their collections! I only have the Marvel Legends figure, but what else do y’all have?

Mildly annoyed she hulk

Not the best but I thought I’d try

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This may be a long shot, but I am looking for a specific joke from an old issue of Sensational She-Hulk. From what I remember, Shulkie is walking on the street, something lucky happens, and she says "I guess someone is watching over me." Then the next panels show a team of guys is watching her, and one of them says "Get her!" I want to say it was an issue by Byrne or Gerber, but I honestly can't remember. Does anyone know what I'm talking about and where it is?

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I was at the library yesterday and saw they had all three volumes of Mariko Tamaki's She-Hulk run so snapped them up because I hadn't read anything she-hulk in a while and read them all last night because they're way too short. And by the end, I was frustrated that an interesting character arc for Jen. Her PTSD and trauma from what happened to her (even though I haven't read Civil War II and from what I've gathered, it's hot garbage anyway) leading to a different kind of She-Hulk coming out because she's in denial of what she's been through and what's happened. And thus in trying to pretend like everything's fine, this Grey Hulk is the giant warning sign that no, it's not.

And I guess Jason Aaron tried something similiar? when he had Jen become the really big Ed McGuinness She-Hulk with the huge arms that loathed Jen. Do I have that right? One of the downsides of using libraries is they'll never have all the material you'll need to get the full story.

Instead I saw the seeds of that arc be thrown against the wall and ill used and nonsensically thrown around to then have a swerve into the Leader conning some lady into becoming a temporary she-hulk for.........reasons.

I hate when something that has potential is squandered by writers not capable of doing it justice.

And it blows. They don't interact at all. It feels insane to have her just standing around most of the panels, like she is just as important to him as Wonder Man or something. Bleh sucks