Soule does an excellent job balancing the various aspects of She-Hulk. She's written as a real person, doing everyday things and facing problems we face in real life. It's intelligent, fast-paced, and a lot of fun to read. You will want to read more after this issue.
The series starts with Jen being fired. If you haven't read the spoilers and previews on the internet, I won't spoil any more of it, but it's definitely witty and worth your time.
As much As I love Hulk, I've never really been compelled to pick up a she Hulk series. Sure, I've seen her in team centered titles as well as in other forms of media, but I've never really felt I was interested in her, I respected and knew her character through the Hulk which I guess is enough on it's own but aside from that nothing. I thought about picking her previous series up but I decided not to in light of Dan Slotts( the writer of the previous she hulk ongoing) current activities. So whe...
This was a perfect beginning to what looks like will be a series I will follow. The art isn't anything to write home about, but it's all about the dialogue, the characters, and a side of the Marvel Universe we usually don't see: the legal side! Oh, and the humorous side!...