SPINNING STRAIGHT OUT OF THE PAGES OF IMPERIAL! Left behind on New Sakaar to keep the peace, Jen Walters discovers that in this savage realm, what's needed isn't a litigator, it's a liquidator! Fortunately, She-Hulk is accomplished at being both!
Imperial War: Planet She-Hulk #1 is a smartly written and entertaining one-shot that plays to She-Hulk's strengths as both lawyer and superhero. While its narrow focus may not move the Imperial War saga forward in a big way, it succeeds as a character-driven mystery that blends humor, action, and alien politics into an enjoyable read. Read Full Review
Imperial War: Planet She-Hulk #1 is a disappointing chapter in Marvel's growing Imperial saga that some may have fun with, but shoots itself in the foot with a 'shaggy dog' narrative and traditional She-Hulk tone that misses the appeal of seeing Jennifer in a setting ripe with world-building potential and weight. Read Full Review
While intergalactic war is happening elsewhere in the Imperial story-line, this issue focus's on a warrior world and She-Hulk baby sitting it while Space Hulk is away.
She stops the warriors from being, well, warriors, and then gets involved in a murder mystery that's over before it really begins.
It's a very quick read, but there's a light tone, almost comedic, to it that as a one-off issue, it works well enough because it DOESN'T really rely to the Imperial story-line (which if you've seen my other posts, you'll see that I find it all rather silly).
As a stand alone, it's a fun read.
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