You need to go buy this comic. Right now. Chop chop. Read Full Review

She-Hulk #3 continues to impress. Theres very little about this series that doesnt work for me. Charles Soule and Javier Pulido give the series a look and feel that not even Doctor Doom can ignore. Neither should you. Read Full Review

Infused with so much charm and energy that you just feel good reading it. Read Full Review

She – Hulk is firmly on my pull list. I think it's charming, funny and wonderful to look at. This series truly is Ally McBeal with a superhero twist. It's not for everyone but it will add some much needed lightness to any one's pull list as well as making She – Hulk a character that people can actually connect with. Read Full Review

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. Read Full Review

Javier Pulido is great, as usual. The opening double-page spreads are his best work, big, sprawling pages that are filled with detail and personality. Each page is an adventure that you can dig into. It;s stunning stuff, really. There are also some action scenes in this issue that don't really play to Pulido's strengths. He draws wonderful characters and scenery, but orchestrating a superhero fight scene is not his strong suit. It's not bad, but certainly not as great as those opening pages which just feature She-Hulk and her client chatting about his case. That stuff is magical. Read Full Review

When it comes to 'She-Hulk', the bottom line is that it's just a really fun comic book. If I had to describe what this series is comparable to, I would say that it's a great amalgam of 'Archie', 'Hawkeye', and 'Hulk'. It's probably one of my favorites on my pull list at the moment and you should be picking it up if you're not already. Read Full Review

Overall, She-Hulk is a truly different book from the rest of the stands. Filled with Doombots and mayhem, this issue is yet another in this spectacular series. I hope that this book gets the love and attention it deserves, because every month Charles Soule and Javier Pulido bust their butts to put out a top-notch comic. If you're looking for anything that defies convention and breaks the mold of what a superhero book should be, please pick up this book. It's sure to leave you excited for more. Read Full Review

She-Hulk is proving to be one of my favorite new comics from the All-New Marvel NOW! It's a unique take on a superhero comic, starring a character with a lot of personality and star power. Putting an actual, practicing attorney on writing duties is a boon that I expect to pay off a lot down the line. I'm looking forward to Soule getting into some larger, more serialized storytelling. No doubt Soule and Pulido have some upcoming cases planned that we can really sink our teeth into. Read Full Review

She-Hulk #3 is not the strongest issue to date, but still a fun way to spend $2.99. Read Full Review

"She-Hulk" #3 is denser than standard superhero slugfests, but it serves as a nice diversion from "the usual" while maintaining superheroic attitude. Under Soule this series is a solid thematic heir to Dan Slott's work with the character. Soule builds on that, giving She-Hulk new, bizarre challenges and furnishing readers with legally leveraged adventures that are associated with the Marvel Universe enough to remain interesting and entertaining. Read Full Review

Offering the same mix of action and courtroom drama, along with a good supply of both humor and action, She-Hulk #3 shows off Jennifer Walters' impressive abilities although the day is far from won when Kristoff's father shows up forcing an early end to the proceedings. I may still not be 100% sold on the the art of Javier Pulido, but there's enough here to bring me back to see where the story goes from here. Worth a look. Read Full Review

Great fun! Well worth my $2.99

Good times

Jennifer's character continues to stagnate with glacial growth and unclear motivations. Jennifer's latest client, Kristoff Vernard (son of Victor Von Doom), seems hastily developed as a character and despite the roller-coaster nature of his plot line, reader empathy for him is minimal. Soule continues to produce great raw material for a compelling series, but seems to squander opportunities to develop and heighten drama.