Enjoyable! I liked the combination of super-heroing and lawyering. The Daredevil cameo was fun, given that Soule goes on to Daredevil after this. The art, both Pulido's and Wimberly's, was sadly not to my taste. I think it was fine, just not a style I personally enjoy. ( )

3.5 stars

I picked this up because I thought the TV series was really funny, and I wanted to see what the comics were like. It was pretty good, with a decent amount of humor and action, but sometimes it was hard to figure out the order of the panels and what all was happening in the action scenes. I’m intrigued by the blue file storyline and hope to find out more in the next issue. ( )

I feel like this had a lot of what I really like in a story, but by halfway through, I was just dragging my feet. I found Pulido's art good enough, but holy cow, Wimberly's work just did NOT do it for me. Alas... ( )

There have been a lot of books that have tried to do the superhero-as-legal-drama thing but few have succeeded as much as She-Hulk does here. ( )

Not bad, not bad! I guess I'm a sucker for the odd girl striking out on her own after being screwed over by her big firm bosses. The light touches of humor and her down-to-earth manner makes She-Hulk pretty awesome for a Green-Skinned Bulletproof Lawyer. :)

And she's pretty damn smart, too. I'm all for rooting for her!

The main plot tho? What the hell is going on here? lol it's all over the place and then the author gives up on us like that? WTH? Does this ever get resolved?

Still, Doom was funny. :) Is Doom always this funny? ( )