The secret is out that Lyra Walters is actually none other than the All-New Savage She-Hulk, and the last remaining mad genius from the Intelligencia is poised to make her PAY!
Being a big fan of the creative team, I knew that SheHulks was going to be a fun comic put together fine craftsmanship from all involved. I had high hopes for this book, but I never could have guessed how insanely entertaining and incredibly fantastic this comic would end up being. Wilcox went from being a writer that I barely knew to one whose work I'll now greatly anticipate, while Stegman went from being one of my favorite rising stars to a true superstar in the making. If you passed up this comic for whatever reason, go grab it now while you still can. When this creative team is headlining some of Marvel's biggest books, you'll wish you had this awesome comic in your collection. Few comics can pull in three consecutive Read Full Review
A GREAT miniseries. If you haven't been keeping up, buy this when the trade comes out. You won't be disappointed. It is a wonderful and mostly fun story paired with some outstanding art. Keep an eye out for the creators on their next projects (Stegman is drawing an arc of X-23) because they've both pretty hot. Read Full Review
If you haven't been reading it there's no reason to pick it up. If you have you probably enjoy the character of Lyra more than me (or at least care enough to remember who she is). Or maybe I'm just Hulked out from all the Hulksanity that's been running wild over the Marvel Universe the past few months (years?). Hit-and-Miss. Read Full Review
"She-Hulks" had three and a half entertaining issues, and a lousy conclusion. Am I glad I read the first three issues? Yep. Do I wish the fourth had held up to that promise? Unfortunately, yes. Read Full Review
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