[Delmo Walters Jr.]

For those of you who didn't know, She-Hulk is in the 1st issue, and it's no cameo.

[Prophet Tenebrae]

Artwise… she's drawn pretty substantially… maybe not enough bosom but plenty of muscle and plenty tall… and able to lay the smack down.

Quite WHY she's along on this mission though, I'm not sure… and how she's able to stop herself from punching Iron Man's face off…

[manic41]

I suppose shes prepared to work with people she no longer respects if it means helping out her cousin. Not a bad issue overall, but Marvel are messing around too much with their mainstream characters for my liking right now. DC don't seem to need to reinvent the wheel in order to keep their characters fresh and interesting.

[Lingster]

I suppose shes prepared to work with people she no longer respects if it means helping out her cousin. Not a bad issue overall, but Marvel are messing around too much with their mainstream characters for my liking right now. DC don't seem to need to reinvent the wheel in order to keep their characters fresh and interesting.

You seem to be suffering under the misapprehension that Marvel's editors and senior writers are giving  thought to cross-title continuity.

1. She-Hulk is now a biker slut bounty hunter in her own Peter-David-written title.
2. In World War Hulk Prelude she was an ex-SHIELD agent and superhero enraged at Stark and Samson and involved in a conspiracy with Amadeus Cho that never saw fruition.
3. In Dan Slott's She-Hulk she was still an attorney who was depressed but whose anger seemed to have leveled off into productive determination.
4. In The Hulk #1, she is a superhero attorney only mildly annoyed with Leonard Sampson for betraying her cousin, collaborating with both Stark and Samson.

There is obviously no concern for continuity in these wildly divergent depictions.  Check Shulkie.com for my regular take.

[00tree]

I suppose shes prepared to work with people she no longer respects if it means helping out her cousin. Not a bad issue overall, but Marvel are messing around too much with their mainstream characters for my liking right now. DC don't seem to need to reinvent the wheel in order to keep their characters fresh and interesting.

I am going to have to disagree with you On the DC not Changing to much. Power Girl has had more origens than you can shake a stick at. Infinent Crisis did a great job of killing off a lot of characters and I don'e even want to start talking about 52. The also have an Anti continuity title kind of like marvels "What if" called Else world.

Just my opinion.

[AlexG]

Quite WHY she's along on this mission though, I'm not sure… and how she's able to stop herself from punching Iron Man's face off…

Elementary, my dear PT – its so that we She-Hulkie fans will buy yet another title featuring SH, whether or not its got a good artwork, much less a story line worth a (bleep).

She did nearly slug off Ursa Majors face, tho – that he could scratch her skin, I don't think so.

“I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

[BlackKusanagi]

Elementary, my dear PT – its so that we She-Hulkie fans will buy yet another title featuring SH, whether or not its got a good artwork, much less a story line worth a (bleep).

She did nearly slug off Ursa Majors face, tho – that he could scratch her skin, I don't think so.

That did crack me up…she was really kickin his ass. lol.

[Muscle Growth Nut]

DC don't seem to need to reinvent the wheel in order to keep their characters fresh and interesting.

Crisis on Infinite Earths.
Infinite Crisis.
52.
And coming soon, Final Crisis.

[00tree]

And coming soon, Final Crisis.

Which we all know won't be the last one…  ::)

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