She-Hulk #1
Mariko Tamaki, Nico Leon, and Matt Milla bring a striking new vision of Jennifer Walters to 2017, with cover artist Elizabeth Torque depicting She-Hulk surging forward through a storm of fire and flying debris — her expression fierce, her green skin glowing against the chaos erupting around her. The title "Deconstructed" promises something raw and personal, and Torque's cover delivers on that premise immediately, showing a hero who looks less triumphant than embattled, fighting through something that feels deeply internal as much as physical. A compelling entry point into what Newsarama called "a captivating new exploration.
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Jennifer meets with Ms. Brewn's landlord and later has a meltdown after watching some children play "Hulk" in Central Park.
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