Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I hope to have proved to you beyond a shadow of a doubt that Charles Soule and Javier Pulido's "She-Hulk" simply confirms a widely held belief: Jennifer Walters is the best damn lawyer in the Marvel Universe -- and, if you don't believe me, just ask the former Captain America. Soule and Pulido give all the characters involved a whole lot of heart as they struggle to behave professionally and amicably, while fulfilling promises made to friends. "She-Hulk" #10 is another brilliant chapter in a fantastic take on Jennifer Walters. Read Full Review

This has been just a fun, engaging story since the beginning. Soule used all of his experience and skill as a real attorney to dream up the perfect sort of civil lawsuit for a superhero in the Marvel Universe. Then he used his knowledge of trials to really get into the hearts and minds of his characters, easily balancing She-Hulk's professionalism in the courtroom and her nervousness back at her office, as well as Matt Murdock's oratory prowess. Read Full Review

This issue is engaging enough to make the pain of She-Hulk's imminent cancellation felt all over again. Read Full Review

It's somewhat of a travesty having another fun and entertaining series come to an end. The fact that this is one out of the twocheapest Marvel books at the moment (The other being Ms. Marvel) shows the discouraging direction Marvel is taking the pricing of their comics. With only two issues left to go (The blue file!), we can see that Soule's run on the She-Hulk may have been short, but still a great series nonetheless. Read Full Review

Hats off to Soule for sneaking a Captain America story through the backdoor. It's a solid one, though predictable in almost every way. Read Full Review

When Captain America throws his mighty shield... I really like She-Hulk...