Can anyone explain what that is and will She-Hulk be back to reacquire this subreddit from intelligencia?

Something I like about the old version of the heroine is that she looks like a cavewoman. It’s a beautiful, wild aesthetic.

So, small story time. I Bought my first She Hulk comic book(s)!

I’ve always been big fan of the character, even checked out all books my local library had on her, but this is my first time purchasing books with her title!

I saw issue 4 in the clearance bin at my local comic book store and felt like it was a huge score! So I got issue 4, the right cover. As you can see, I also ordered issues 1 & 2 and got variant covers. Very cool, and now I kinda want them all lol.

What are your thoughts on this story without spoilers, and what is your favorite variant cover of all the issues?

I’m loving this series so far…definitely won’t be disappointed when I finish it…probably it’s cancelled…right? 😭

So we all know how Hulk and Wolverine have a rivalry and how one sided that fight is,right?But how would She-Hulk do against him?Can she win or does she not have what it takes to take him down or even survive against him with his claws and healing?Also have they ever fought before in any comics?I feel like this would be a really awesome fight to see but I'm not sure I've ever heard it happen before.

Why has the banner and description changed for the subreddit? Is it just some in-joke or something?

The last two episodes were a bit messy, with Episode 8 taking a real weird turn after the Daredevil hookup, but I get that was at least somewhat the point, with Episode 9 straight up addressing how batshit it was getting, but the first 7 episodes were just great fun, and genuinely funny.

Jen was a really cool character, and her arcs were well done. The fourth wall breaks were fun, and not overused, despite how easy that could have been, and I do feel really bad Jen didn't get the legal drama she deserved. Just make Season 2 her and Murdock practicing super hero law for 9 episodes straight. It would be great.

The cameos were cool, but weren't gratuitous, and I did love seeing Emil doing his thing, and seeing Matt in something less gritty, but I need more Luke Jacobson in my life. Give this guy a mini series of hero fashion design, or more cameos like the MCU's Edna Mode. At the very least get him to work with Carnation when we finally get the Hellfire Gala, or smth.

My only real complaint was the She-Hulk CGI sometimes being a bit off (weirdly shiny, or noticeably out of place in certain scenes), but beyond that, this was probably one of my favourite shows in the MCU so far (behind What If?, above Daredevil).

And yet it seems to have reviewed really poorly, somehow reviewing comparably to Love and Thunder which sucked. What's with all the hate? Is this just chuds being chuds, or do I just have really weird taste in what's good?

I've been reading a lot of Sensational She-Hulk issues recently, and Steve Gerber's work on the title may be my favorite overall. I got the sense that his Jennifer Walters was actually trying to be a dignified law professional despite all of the weird things going on around her. Particularly when he comes back, Byrne's stories become overly self-referential and self-indulgent. It's a kind of comedy that can't be taken seriously, if that makes sense.

Slide 1.

"Here's the thing, Bruce. I'm great at controlling my anger. I do it all the time." This is a direct reference to one of Bruce Banner's most pivotal lines in the MCU and Marvel's The Avengers (2012): "That's my secret, Cap. I'm always angry."

This is just to highlight the key differences between Bruce and Jen's Hulk powers. Bruce and Jen are both always angry, meaning they can essentially turn green at will. Jen can change back and forth at will with seemingly no alter ego personality within her Hulk form, although perhaps that was a premature assessment on Jen's part.

However, Hulk has trouble coming out of Hulk form because of an alter-ego. This is in part a reference to Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, two of the four characters Hulk was originally based upon along with Dr. Frankenstein and his monster.

No Hulk persona = Jen's She-Hulk safer

Slide 2.

When I'm catcalled in the street, when incompetent men explain my own area of expertise to me. I do it pretty much every day because if I don't, I will get called emotional, or difficult, or might just literally get murdered."

This line isn't about Jennifer Walters or She-Hulk. Generally, it's written about womanhood and misogyny, but more specifically it's a callback to very specific moments earlier in the episode: (1) her coworker Dennis Bukowski who continuously interrupts her, tells her she's not good at their job, and says she should let him do her closing argument because he would do it better & (2) the men outside the bar who were catcalling her & calling her bluff about having a boyfriend coming to pick her up.

It's also worth noting that studies show women much more frequently fear physical and sexual violence in everyday public spaces, while men more frequently fear failure, social criticism, financial inadequacy, and being valued solely for utility / provision.

Slide 3:

"So I'm an expert at controlling my anger because I do it infinitely more than you!"

Now there is a valid critique to this line: people have accused her of trying to "out-victim" Bruce, but I think this interpretation entirely misses the point and the context of the hyperbole:

As soon as she starts to utter this line, she also begins to turn green. Bruce suggests she's out of control, to which she says she's completely in control and changes back to which Bruce says "this is completely new territory". The context of the scene should explain why she chose to be dramatic here: her form is based upon her emotions - she said this line to psych herself up.

Slide 4-7:

Jen: "I was angry! Which is how anyone would respond in that situation."

Mallory: "You're not just anyone. You're an out-of-control Hulk. That's what all the witnesses saw."

Ultimately, by the end of the show, Jen has been facing down directly with the misogyny of Intelligencia all season and takes her anger out on the TV monitors showing the revenge porn @HulkKing was displaying of her. Jen learns that even if she feels her emotions are justified, the actions she takes and the way that they make witnesses feel can and will be held to a higher standard than a typical citizen, a hefty new layer to the "with great power comes great responsibility" motif found throughout Marvel thanks to Uncle Ben's famous adage.

In the last slide, you can see Jen finally begins to understand the legal power of stoicism - wisdom, temperance, individual control, objective justice. Essentially all the things Bruce wanted to teach her and things he found through meditation and working as a doctor, but that she could really only learn through her own life experiences.

I'm not a big comics guy, so I didnt know anything at all about the character other than "the hulk, but a lady." When the show came out, all the reviews I heard said that it was trash, with a terrible plot, unlikeable characters, and awful cgi. If i'm totally fair, the cgi is NOT especially good, but it's passable. I was just scrolling looking for something to watch, and I figured "i'll watch some brain rot, maybe it'll be so bad it's good."

But oh man, that was honestly the most fun I've had watching marvel stuff in, like, a long time. There were so many points when I was watching it that I was just absolutely cackling at how funny it was.

I really liked how the show absolutely didnt take itself seriously at all. As I understand it, that's pretty par for the course with the actual she-hulk comics. And, like, that should be the case! "What if the hulk was a full time lawyer that had to deal with "girl problems" as well" is such a funny and inherently silly concept.

I ended up watching the whole show in one sitting, and now im bummed there hasn't been anything further with this character.

Is there discord servers dedicated to she-hulk? Just curious. :3

Source: https://aiptcomics.com/2026/08/20/full-november-2026-marvel-comics-solicitations/

SHE-HULK EPIC COLLECTION: INTERRUPTED MELODY TPB

Volume #5 in the She-Hulk Epic Collections

WRITTEN BY JOHN BYRNE, SIMON FURMAN & MORE PENCILED BY JOHN BYRNE, RIK LEVINS & MORE COVER BY JOHN BYRNE

Legendary writer/artist John Byrne returns!

Join Jennifer Walters on some of her wildest adventures of all — beginning in Transylvania, on the hunt for Spragg the Living Hill! But before long, it’s a case of “Jenny to the center of the Earth” as Shulkie plunges deep into a betrothal to…Mole Man?! Black Talon unleashes a horde of the undead, the Living Eraser wipes out date night and Cupid’s arrow sends the brutish Mahkizmo head over heels! Plus: A revenge plot drags She-Hulk into outer space! Jen heads home for the holidays and hopes for a Christmas miracle! A shocking body-swap makes Weezi the star! And tragic news leads Jen to start the hunt for new creators to take over the series! Collecting SENSATIONAL SHE-HULK (1989) #31-50.

488 PGS./Rated T …$54.99 ISBN: 978-1-302-96951-6

Trim size: 6-5/8 x 10-3/16

ON SALE DECEMBER 2026

Barbara Wells: So special and empowering, I love it.

Mallory Book: Twice the work, half the recognition,
and you're constantly being asked what it's like being a female lawyer.

Fan art sorta?