The Earth’s strongest female set on a path of destruction!!! Her enemies? EVERY POWERED BEING IN THE MARVEL UNIVERSE!!!
Ideally, I would have liked for Red Hulk to stick around this series in some capacity. Parker wasn't quite able to give him the send-off he deserved in the Mayan Rule arc. Still, the new direction doesn't mean Parker is abandoning the work that came before, and Red She-Hulk shows no signs of disappointing fans. Read Full Review
All in all, it's a nice start, definitely worth checking out! Read Full Review
That said, my one disappointment in the matter of the elusive new reader friendliness is that this is not, in fact, a #1 like most of Marvels upcoming launches, but a #58 continuing the previous Hulk series with a new name. Petty difference? Maybe, but it still leaves me with the nagging feeling that Im a few years behind already. That, or that Marvels not really as invested in this character as they could be, so why should I be? Nevertheless, Red She-Hulk is definitely worth checking out if youre a fan of strong, smart women red and green alike going all out and busting heads across the comic page. Read Full Review
I wasn't blown away by this comic, but I did enjoy it. I found the ending to be more thancompelling enough to hook me for at least this first arc. I have faith in Jeff Parker, asa writer I enjoy, to straighten out my complaint regarding the lack of explanation onwhy these events are unfolding. As is typical of a Hulk book, there is definitely somesmashing, which will always be okay by me. I believe that the next two issues of thisseries will be the ones that either win over readers who are taking a chance on thisseries, or will cause them to drop the book. Could go either way based on this issue. Read Full Review
"Red She-Hulk #58 isn't breaking any new ground in its introduction (anti-hero tries to stop unruly government project) here, but Parker's dialogue and good artwork covers a pedestrian plot, making this comic one to pick up if you haven't already. Read Full Review
The critisms that I have given are reflected in the score but the score itself is one of those rare occasions where it doesn't neccaserily reflect the quality of the book. Like I've said it's essentially a new #1 and there is enough of an intrest I have to give at least the first arc a go but whether it goes any further than that I don't know. Read Full Review
With so few female led titles at Marvel these days, it's especially exciting to have a "Red She-Hulk" series. Parker and Pagulayan have the skills to deliver a strong series and the set up has a lot of potential, but it's not yet found its groove in this first issue. Read Full Review
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