"She-Hulk (2022 Ongoing)" Series Talkback (Spoilers)

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The Jade Giantess is back to her roots!

She-Hulk #1

Writer: Rainbow Rowell
Artist: Roge Antonio

Synopsis:
The best character ever is back in her own series and about to glam up the whole Marvel Universe! Jennifer Walters, A.K.A. the Sensational She-Hulk, is no longer savage and needs to put her life back together. She's got a career to rebuild, friends to reconnect with (and maybe represent in a court of law) and enemies to…well, she may not want to connect with them, but they are DEFINITELY going to connect with her. And t.he last page of this first issue is going to send Jen down a road she's never traveled and that will shake up her life and possibly the whole Marvel Universe.

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The end of Rainbow Rowell's run on She-Hulk is here!

Sensational She-Hulk #10

Writer: Rainbow Rowell
Artist: Andrés Genolet

Synopsis: What is the fate of SHE-HULK and JACK OF HEARTS?! Their love has blossomed over the last two years of this She-Hulk story, but this issue will define it for the future!

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The News Team's Magmaster12 has a new review up on the front page of AnimeSuperhero.com:

"Review: Sensational She-Hulk: A “Slice of Life” Marvel Comic Series"​

"Last month marked the end of Rainbow Rowell’s 25-issue run of the Jade Giantess herself: She-Hulk. Starting in January 2022 (under the name “She-Hulk”, later restarted and renamed “Sensational She-Hulk”), the series was meant to coincide with the 2022 Disney+ series. For this newest run, we finally get a return to the old comic book status quo. The last two years of She-Hulk under Rowell have proven quite a contrast from Mariko Tomaki’s previous run, which was more of a physiological thriller, and prior to that we had Charles Soule’s run, which gave priority to the legal side of She-Hulk as she started her own firm.

Instead, this most recent run by Rowell is more of a continuation of where Dan Slott’s run left off back in the 2000’s (which is arguably She-Hulk’s most iconic run in the comic series, and the major influence in the live action Disney+ series). Jennifer returns to working at a law firm under Mallory Book, her old rival/boss. We even get a continuation of Mallory’s romantic storyline, with her resuming her relationship with Awesome Andy."

Read the full review here.

 

[M.O.D.O.K.]

I enjoyed Rowell's turn on Runaways (despite the frustrating sequel tease ending), so I checked out her She-Hulk run. I thought it was all right. I don't think I liked it as much as that series, but it filled a niche I didn't know I needed filled as more slice-of-life comic that had some comedy, some romance, and some action. The slower pacing worked here in a way it didn't work with Runaways. I'll also appreciate that it brought back Jennifer to her more fun-loving self and some of the fun ideas it brought to the table like the fight club.

I also appreciated the reunion with Genolet later in the series.