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Cover: Mike Mayhew

She-Hulk #5

Sep 2004 · Marvel · 2.99 USD; 4.25 CAD
📊 ~25,790 copies sold its debut month
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“The Big Picture Part One: More Than a Handful”

In "The Big Picture Part One: More Than a Handful," She-Hulk takes a surprising turn when she goes on her first date with John Jameson—only to swap romance for a high-stakes mission. With Holden, she infiltrates the Big House, Hank Pym’s prison for shrink-sized inmates, to free Southpaw, a girl whose fate is tied to Holden’s past. The tiny prisoners launch a jailbreak, but their tiny rebellion goes unnoticed in the larger world. Written by Dan Slott and illustrated by Paul Pelletier, with inks by Tom Simmons and Don Hillsman, and colors by Avalon Studios, the issue’s cover by Mike Mayhew captures the scale of the adventure.

writer Dan Slott · artist Paul Pelletier · inker Tom Simmons · inker Don Hillsman · colorist Avalon Studios · letterer VC's Dave Sharpe · cover Mike Mayhew

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writer Dan Slott
cover pencils, inks Mike Mayhew

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Jen and John Jameson go on their first date. Then Jen (as She-Hulk) and Holden go to the Big House, a prison created by Hank Pym, where the inmates are shrunk to a very small size. They seek to legally liberate Southpaw, a young girl who is very important to Holden. And the tiny prisoners stage a jailbreak, but no one notices.

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