The Sensational She-Hulk #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeShe-Hulk clings to the side of a massive, spike-lined gear high above a vertiginous cityscape, while a caped figure in a teal-and-red costume — Pseudo-Man, as the subtitle announces — lunges toward her across the machinery. Rick Leonardi's cover art uses that dizzying bird's-eye perspective brilliantly, packing genuine tension into every sharp angle and yellow spike. This January 1990 issue promises an offbeat adventure from the creative team of Steve Gerber, Bryan Hitch, and a full roster of talented inkers, making it a fun chapter in one of Marvel's most playfully inventive series of the era.
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Reprinted in Nova #161 (1991), She-Hulk Epic Collection #3 (2022)
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