First off I have to say that while the cover images on this title are a bit generic and tell one nothing about the story inside, they've all been lovely images, and this month's effort has a fun design element that has She-Hulk smashing apart her own cover logo. As for the interior art, Paul Pelletier turns in some fine work on this issue, as his work delivers the story in a clear, easy to follow manner, and it does a great job on the battle sequence, as how can one not love the series of panels where the Sandman is defeated, or She-Hulk's novel use of Eightball. The art also manages to deftly capture the internal conflict of Awesome Andy, as I had to smile at the one note quality of the visuals where Awesome Andy reflects of his time as a loyal servant of the Mad Thinker. Read Full Review

Oh, and since I mentioned Hank Pym, it looks as though hell be back soon enough, as Shulkies firm has brought a law-suit against him! This promises to be amusing, as not only will it be interesting to see if Jen can prosecute her fellow Avenger, and that this book is at its best when we actually get to see superhuman law at work in the courtroom. Read Full Review