She-Hulk (USA) di Charles Soule, Javier Pulido

[Azrael]

Comunque non seguendo il mensile di Hulk mi sa che difficilmente mi capiterà di leggerlo

Purtroppo anch'io non la leggerò principalmente per questo.

[Azrael]

4/5

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=user_review&id=7071

[Azrael]

She-Hulk #2 (Published by Marvel; Review by Lindsey Morris; 'Rama Rating 8 out of 10):

Jennifer Walters is settled into her new office, and now she's just waiting for the clients to roll in. Trouble is - they aren't. Charles Soule brings us another look at our stressed-out and put-upon protagonist as she tries to make ends meet in the big, big city. Javier Pulido adds his distinctive style to the pages again - particularly with the new set of characters, which happily includes Patsy Walker, Hellcat. The creative team even give us a view of the two friends cutting loose with a night of dancing, too many cocktails, and some good ol' hand-to-hand combat. The pace is picking up, new characters are appearing, and the book is set for it's first multi-issue arc. Things are starting to look up for our green heroine.

[The Dreaming]

Le cover le troppo perfette! 

[Azrael]

She-Hulk #2
Written by Charles Soule
Art by Javier Pulido and Muntsa Vicente
Lettering by Clayton Cowles
Published by Marvel Comics
Review by Justin Partridge, III
'Rama Rating: 10 out of 10

Spiacente, ma non sei autorizzato a visualizzare il contenuto degli spoiler.

[Azrael]

SHE HULK #5
CHARLES SOULE (W) • RON WEMBERLY (A)
Cover by KEVIN P. WADA
• She-Hulk& Hellcat must uncover the secrets of the Blue File – a conspiracy that touches the entire Marvel Universe!
• This new mystery brings us She-Hulk's most terrifying role ever: DEFENDANT!
• Charles Soule (THUNDERBOLTS) and Ron Wemberly (MIGHTY AVENGERS) continue the smash hit of All-New Marvel Now!
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$2.99

[Azrael]

PREVIEW: SHE-HULK #3



http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=20928

[Azrael]

5/5

http://www.comicvine.com/reviews/she-hulk-3/1900-2878/

[Azrael]

She-Hulk #3
Written by Charles Soule
Art by Javier Pulido and Muntsa Vicente
Lettering by Clayton Cowles
Published by Marvel Comics
Review by David Pepose
'Rama Rating: 9 out of 10

The verdict is in - and it's a good one. Charles Soule comes back with a vengeance with his third issue of She-Hulk, scoring a knockout with artist Javier Pulido with a story that's equal parts whimsy, legalese and superhero spectacle. Even in a world where Matt Murdock exists, Soule's got the courtroom know-how to make Jennifer Walters the go-to lawyer of the Marvel Universe.

And that's a good thing. There's a down-to-earth charm that really makes She-Hulk #3 an endearing read - now that we've spent two issues watching Jen get her fledgling practice together, now we get to see her at work. Namely, trying to get asylum for Kristoff Vernard - the son and heir of Doctor Doom. It's goofy but funny the way that Soule has to compress a typically lengthy court proceeding into the span of a day (Kristoff has been hiding in the U.S. for exactly a year before he comes to Jen's doorstep), but that's okay. This comic isn't just about fisticuffs, with a trip to the courthouse being a simple Macguffin to propel the plot - we actually get to see the Jade Giantess strut her stuff in a courtroom, as well. Did you know the rules for granting asylum? Or that there's no judge in New York that will stay past 5? Indeed, this comic doesn't just make you root for its lead character (although we do), but it does something that is all too rare in modern superhero comics: it makes you learn something, too.

But let's go back to the rooting for the characters for a bit. Kristoff gives this series a real jolt in the arm, as he delicately toes that line between royal jerk and so-bad-it's-good romantic interest. ("And now that I have met you, I see that there is nothing average about you at all," Kristoff sneers. "Did you just hit on me?" Jen asks. "Eh. Probably," Kristoff shrugs.) Soule has a lot of small details for these characters that really makes them stand out, including Angie's possibly supernatural connection with her helper monkey Hei Hei, Kristoff's robot chauffeur Ernst, or the way that Jennifer can't seem to get into a courtroom with her outfits intact. It's funny yet has some substance - in other words, it's kind of humorous, human tone that Marvel has been so good at lately.

And let's not forget about the artowrk. Javier Pulido is a huge part of why this story works, particularly a late-in-the-game twist that this issue hinges upon. There's a bit of that Kirby flair when he crowds his pages with Doombots, but also that Allred smoothness to his character designs. What's great is that Pulido is far from being a pin-up artist, but instead is a bonafide visual storyteller, with his page layouts making exposition flow smooth as a lawyer's deposition. In particular, the beginning pages establishing Kristoff are great, with Pulido really capitalizing on horizontal panels to great effect.

The only issue I'd have with She-Hulk #3 is just how the comic abruptly comes to a halt - even one more page would have been plenty to control the ending and set up the continued... "negotiations" between Jennifer Walters and Victor Von Doom. But that small hiccup aside, this is Charles Soule and Javier Pulido at their finest. Mixing superpowers and super-lawyering, She-Hulk #3 sets a precedent that'll be hard to top.

[Azrael]

She-Hulk #3 (Published by Marvel Comics; Review by Aaron Duran; 'Rama Rating: 8 out of 10):

Marvel continues its strong trend of solo books playing outside the usual superhero realm. Sure, Charles Soule still manages to include plenty of punching and heroics between She-Hulk and Doombots. But the clichéd action takes a welcome backseat to allow greater exploration of Jennifer Walter's career and how she balances the tights with the suit. While Javier Pulido on art is still a refreshing change of pace, his character composition can appear a bit repetitive at times, with more than a few panels looking like they were cut and pasted in. Still, when the story allows his style to flourish, the reader is greeted with some truly lovely art and panel design. She-Hulk #3 is not the strongest issue to date, but still a fun way to spend $2.99.

[Azrael]

3.5/5

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=user_review&id=7165

[Azrael]

Legal Counsel: Charles Soule and SHE-HULK's Continuing Crusade for Justice

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http://www.newsarama.com/20791-legal-counsel-charles-soule-and-she-hulk-s-continuing-crusade-for-justice.html

[Nightmist]

Il terzo numero è fantastico, nel prossimo come se non bastasse destino ci sarà anche daredevil, non vedo l'ora 

[Azrael]

SHE-HULK #6
CHARLES SOULE (W) • RON WEMBERLY (A)
Cover by KEVIN P. WADA
• Last issue, someone important to She-Hulk was killed – and she won't let it stand.
• But the mysterious blue file turns friend into foe, who can she trust?
• Charles Soule and Ron Wemberly continue the All New Marvel Now hit everyone's talking about!
32 PGS./Rated T+ ...$2.99

[Azrael]

PREVIEW: SHE-HULK #4



http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=21473