I think Slott is doing an over-all solid work - and I for one am ready for the downsizing of the hilarity factor - but the art has been... not very exciting. It seems like Marvel went out of their way to downplay any cheesecake overtones, choosing a "quirky" artist like Bobillo to launch the title, and having him followed by a string of very pedestrian artists (Will Conrad being the one exception).
I agree that her FF run was the best of her career, definetly the most fun read till Slott. Slott did more to develope her as a rounded character, but the FF years are where you want to go to, first. I know I fell in love with her then (issue 275 certainly played a part...), and they are the reason why John Byrne will probably beat the odds and end up in Heaven.

I disagree. Comics needs goofiness, especially nowadays, when the editors' plans for mega-events seem to consist entirely of "Which characters can we f*ck up the most with this?"


I don't know about that. I thought Paul Pelletier's work was EXCELLENT. (Though I agree about Bobillo; anybody who makes the Champion of the Universe look like a schlub should not be allowed to work in comics.)

Isn't it always, people only REALLY CARE about the loss of civil liberties when it hits home and becomes very personal.  Not to mention her choice in Civil War was out of character, when you concider her stance on the Mutant Registration Act (the Superhero Registation Act under another title) several yrs back.


If Marvel had any sense they'd hire Robb Phipps to draw the book - it would outsell beyond their wild dreams . . . 

Mark Millar completely slaughtered the Marvel U. In the recent Spotlight book of CW Aftermarth, they did a nice run on the concecuences and all, but more important the interviewed Slott and Rick Burchett (the current and possibly more than eventual penciler) about She-Hulk.
Slott mentions how surprised he was when he recieved the news that Jen was in the Pro-Reg side. I won't comment on Burchett style because it seems that we are the only ones that think she should get a more "classic" style/artist. It seems one of the reasons her book had big sales was not only Slott's plot, but Bobillo and all the other artist's simple and not too flashy art style.

And guys, sadly the only way Phipps, DCM, Wreck, Rex (10-4), or any other quallified artist for pro work (sorry for every one I omitted, it would be too long) to get a shot at Shulkie or any other buffed up female character, is for every FMG/FBB fan in the world to come out of the closet.

Fasola

PS: I think "World Without Hulk" is Slott's way of saying to Millar don't you dare f#*k with my character and her decissions.