She-Hulk

She-Hulk

Dan Slott

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COMIC/She-Hulk/2004
vol. 6: 1 / 1 copies available
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Subjects
She-Hulk (Fictitious character) > Comic books, strips, etc.
Science fiction comic books, strips, etc.
Superheroes > Comic books, strips, etc.
Women superheroes > Comic books, strips, etc.
Women lawyers > Comic books, strips, etc.
Comic books, strips, etc.
Published
New York : Marvel Comics c2004-
Language
English
Main Author
Dan Slott (-)
Other Authors
Juan Bobillo (-), Paul Pelletier, Ty Templeton, Rick Burchett, Peter (Peter Allen) David
Edition
Direct ed
Item Description
Credits, v. 1. ; writer, Dan Slott ; pencilers, Juan Bobillo & Paul Pelletier ; inkers, Marcelo Sosa ... [et al.].
Credits, v. 3. writer, Dan Slot ; penciler, Juan Bobillo ; inker, Marcelo Sosa ; guest artists, Paul Pelletier ... [et al.] ; colorist[s], Dave Kemp, Will Quintana ; epilogue art, Tom Grummet & Gary Erskine ; cover art, Greg Horn ; editor, Tom Brevoort ; collection editor, Jennifer Grünwald.
Credits, v. 4. writer, Dan Slott ; artists, Will Conrad, Paul Smith.
Credits, v. 5. writer, Dan Slott, with Ty Templeton ; penciler, Rick Burchett ; inker, Cliff Rathburn ; colors, Avalon's Dave Kemp & Andy Troy ; letters, Dave Sharpe.
Credits, v. 6. writer, Peter David ; pencilers, Shawn Moll & Val Semeiks (issue #27) ; inkers, Victor Olazaba & Dave Meikis (issue #27) ; colorist, Rob Ro ; letters, Dave Sharpe.
Credits, v, 7. writer, Peter David ; artists, Val Semeiks, Larry Stroman.
Credits, v. 8. writer: Peter David ; penciler: Vincenzo Cucca, Larry Stroman ; inker, Vincenzo Acunzo, Jon Sibal ; colorist, Barbara Ciardo, Jeromy Cox.
Credits, v. 9. writer, Peter David ; artists, Vincenzo Cucca, Pasquale Qualano and Steve Scott.
Originally published in magazine form as: She-Hulk #1-6 [v. 1] ; She-Hulk #1-5 [v. 3] ; She-Hulk #6-13 [v. 4] ;She-Hulk #14-21 [v. 5] ; She-Hulk #22-27 [v. 6] ; She-Hulk #28-30 and She-Hulk: Cosmic collision [v. 7] ; She-Hulk #31-33 and X-Factor #33-34 [v. 8] ; She-Hulk #28-30 and She-Hulk: Cosmic collision [v. 8] ; She-Hulk #34-38 [v. 9]
Physical Description
v. : col. ill. ; 26 cm
Audience
<v. 1, 4-9> rated T+ ; <v. 3> rated A.
ISBN
9780785114437
9780785117957
9780785122180
9780785123996
9780785125631
9780785129660
9780785131809
9780785141143
  • v. 1. Single green female
  • v. 3. Time trials
  • v. 4. Planet without a Hulk
  • v. 5. Laws of attraction
  • v. 6. Jaded
  • v. 7. Here today
  • v. 8. Secret invasion
  • v. 9.
  • Lady liberators
Review by Publisher's Weekly Review

Jennifer Walters, She-Hulk's civilian identity, is hired by a law firm to work on cases dealing with super-powered beings. There's a fairly silly bit where research is conducted by looking at old comic books rather than old case law, but dealing with the legal ramifications of a super-powered world gives the Marvel Universe just a little more richness. Jennifer's first case involves a man accidentally given super-powers in an industrial accident. His normal life has been ruined, and he sues the company-but has a hard time convincing people that having superpowers could be a bad thing. Another case has Spider-Man suing J. Jonah Jameson for libel. The supporting characters include a shape-changing process server and the firm's gopher, the formerly mindless Awesome Android, now known as Awesome Andy. Slott's dialogue is witty, and the stories are never too serious. Unfortunately, the change in the art team halfway through this volume damages the story's unity. Juan Bobillo has a stylized, clear-lined, somewhat cartoony style; while Paul Pelletier has more of a classic mainstream superhero comics style. Each is talented, but their art is too dissimilar to work together. That's unfortunate, because this is otherwise an interesting and clever comic. (Nov. 2004) Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.

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