She-Hulk #2
In "Cause and Effect," She-Hulk faces a courtroom twist when the time traveler Charles Czarkowski's victim is revealed—leading Jen to desperately try to warn a past version of Hawkeye about his fate. Written by Dan Slott and illustrated by Juan Bobillo, with inks by Marcelo Sosa and colors by Avalon's Dave Kemp, the issue plunges Jen into a time-traveling dilemma that lands her in trouble with the TVA. Greg Horn’s cover captures the tension of a moment that could change everything.
In "Cause and Effect," Jen Walters finds herself caught in a legal and temporal tangle when the trial of Charles Czarkowski takes an unexpected turn. As she tries to warn a past version of Hawkeye about a deadly fate he’s yet to face, the Time Variance Authority intervenes—removing her from time for meddling.
In "Weather or Not," young Franklin stumbles upon his dad's weather manipulator and, frustrated that his mom won’t let him make a snowstorm for sledding in July, decides to take matters into his own hands—starting with a very snowy bedroom. The story captures the chaotic charm of a kid’s imagination colliding with real power, all in a lighthearted, superhero-adjacent moment.
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Reprinted in She-Hulk #3 (2006), Avante, Vingadores! #2 (2007), She-Hulk by Dan Slott: The Complete Collection #1 (2014), She-Hulk by Dan Slott Omnibus #[nn] (2020)
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