It hurts to see what might be my favorite book drop the ball this hard. The romantic culmination between Jen and Jack is perfectly fine, but are we really doing Ganymede like this? She's just gone offscreen? We don't get to actually see Jack deal with this genuinely difficult situation? There was a lot more potential for both comedy and storytelling in her involvement, and we're going to have Jack go "Lol just kidding" and she conveniently disappears? I know Ganymede's an obscure character, but if this is how we're treating her, don't bring her in in the first place. more

This book has nothing going on in it, and I like it more than almost any other book I'm reading right now. I don't know what that says about me or about comics, but Rowell's run continues to be very enjoyable. Alarmingly, Captain Marvel is only in this issue briefly but she has more personality in two pages here than she's had in like 4 issues of her ongoing book. Maybe Rowell should do a book about Captain Marvel doing nothing next. I'd buy it. more

I made an account here to specifically review this book.
I've been loving this book so far, not usually a slice of life guy but it works so well here and the writing is top notch, but this issue has to be my favorite so far. I really enjoy the plot of the villians here, its not one of hate but one of love. she wants to solve this problem for not just herself but for her husband. She wants to be this confident woman she hulk is and have her husband join her. But because of their judgement being clouded, it leads them to hurt. Wonderful plot.
Jack taking in his powers again is also really intresting. He has been shown to be paranoid about his powers, he's been completely normal for a few issues now, but he takes it back not to hurt she hulk, but to truely protect her. It's a romeo and juliet type sacrifice. It's really touching.
And She Hulk too, shes not the most prominant in this issue, but the fourth wall break, I think, is really wel done here. It's not something done out of goofyness, or comedy. It's done out of distress. She's only broken the fourth wall once before this and it was an incredibly minor detail. So her speaking to the reader, getting upset the drama had to turn out in a way to hurt Jack, who has gotten so incredibly close to her, it made me really upset. It's a good way of working the slice of life into superheroing. It works so well.
I really really love this comic, but it is not for everyone, hence why i'm not giving it a 10, but I think people misunderstood it in reviews here so this is my 2 cents more