Cover: Kevin Wada

She-Hulk #1

Apr 2014 · Marvel · 2.99 USD

📊 ~41,894 copies sold its debut month

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“Motion”

In "Motion," Jennifer Walters steps away from corporate law to take on a high-stakes case against Tony Stark’s company on behalf of Dr. Jonas Harrow’s widow. With a fresh start and a hard-earned victory, she uses the settlement to launch her own firm, marking a pivotal shift in her journey. Written by Charles Soule and illustrated by Javier Pulido, with colors by Muntsa Vicente and letters by Clayton Cowles, the issue’s cover by Kevin Wada captures the moment with sharp, confident detail.

writer Charles Soule · artist, inker Javier Pulido · colorist Muntsa Vicente · letterer Clayton Cowles · letterer Virtual Calligraphy · cover Kevin Wada

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Full credits

writer Charles Soule

artist, inker Javier Pulido

colorist Muntsa Vicente

letterer Clayton Cowles

letterer Virtual Calligraphy

cover pencils, inks Kevin Wada

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After quitting her job with a corporate law firm, Jennifer agrees to represent the widow of Dr. Jonas Harrow against Tony Stark's company. She wins the case and uses her fee to open her own firm.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).