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She-Hulk Vol. 1: Law and Disorder (She-Hulk Series Box-Set) Kindle & comiXology

by Charles Soule (Author), Javier Pulido (Illustrator, Cover Art, Artist), Ron Wemberly (Illustrator), Format: Kindle Edition
4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 184 ratings
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Collects She-Hulk (2014) #1-6.

She-Hulk is taking a stand, and this time in a court of law! Jennifer Walters has been a dedicated member of the Avengers and the FF, but now she's seeking professional success with an independent, super-powered law firm! Her first client? Kristoff Vernard, the spoiled son of Victor Von Doom!
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00NAHL1A8
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Marvel (October 21, 2014)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ October 21, 2014
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
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    Based in Brooklyn, New York, New York Times bestselling author Charles Soule is a writer of novels (graphic and otherwise), comics, screenplays and stories of all types. He plays the guitar fairly well and speaks at least one language.

    Born in the Midwest, he spent his early years in Michigan before moving to Asia, where he spent time living in Hong Kong, Manila and Singapore. Stints on the East Coast followed, before settling in New York (apparently) for the long haul.

    He is the author of the novels ANYONE and THE ORACLE YEAR, published by HarperCollins' Harper Perennial imprint, as well as LIGHT OF THE JEDI, launch title for STAR WARS:THE HIGH REPUBLIC. In addition to novels, he is a prolific writer of comics, including many titles for Marvel, DC, Image and other comics publishers, such as Undiscovered Country, Death of Wolverine, She-Hulk, Darth Vader, Lando, Curse Words, Letter 44 and long runs on Daredevil, Swamp Thing and Inhuman. Learn more at www.charlessoule.com.

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    Ronald Wimberly is an author, cartoonist, animator. He’s worked with The New Yorker, Nike, Dargaud, DC, Marvel, Image, Darkhorse and many others. He’s exhibited in New York, Tokyo, and Paris. Ronald was the 2016 Columbus Comics resident and two time resident cartoonist at Angoulême Maison des Auteurs.

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4.2 out of 5 stars
4.2 out of 5
184 global ratings
Very horrendous art style aside from the cover and variants, and a flat plot.
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Very horrendous art style aside from the cover and variants, and a flat plot.
First time getting into She-Hulk, and the front and back cover art style looked gorgeous. That, and the description of the plot sounded like it was not just another action-adventure with the law as an excuse. Unfortunately, it was.Only the variant covers and orginal covers themselves are gorgeous and enjoyable to the eye. The beginning of the story was good enough with Jen being a lawyer and using her skill she crafted to fight without relying on her superpowers. But, after the first issue it's just mundayne and bland writing filled with pages of average action panels.Again, the actual art style IN the book looks like my attemtps at drawing faces, lines, and basic anatomy with very little skill and know-how back in 6th grade. In the pictures shown as evidence, Jen's face is just a round shape with eyes so far apart they give the appearnce of lazy-eye. At times, she has that goldfish stare. None of that doesn't help that she has a mini Jay Leno chin making her facial features seem small and off. The artist seems to have no grasp of symmetry and consistency. Worst part is that it happens to all characters. Even when the art style changes completely in volumes 5 and 6. I wish the structure and the plot was way more grasping and more focused on being in the court of law rather then having it at the side while they trade blows. It is just not grasping or above basic and average. This version and attempt at She-Hulk has no reason for me to continue, and all it did eas temind me why I stopped reading Marvel and DC comics back in 2014. It's just that bad.Will have to settle with reading manga and, other publisher western comics again.
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Waialae Will
5.0 out of 5 stars She-Hulk discovers that being a green-skinned attorney is no easier than being a super-hero
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2014
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Very amusing story about a super-hero who wishes to continue her law career, despite being tall, green and able to juggle cars. Jennifer decides to take a position with a conventional law firm and works hard as an attorney for one year only to be let go because she didn't use her friendship with more wealthy superheroes (like Tony Stark) to steer more legal work to the firm. She takes out her frustration on the prized company conference room table and gets blackballed. While taking some down time at a lawyer bar, a case is dropped into her lap by a new client who is aware of her reputation. She asks Jennifer to sue Stark Enterprises on behalf of her late husband because of alleged theft of intellectual property. So Jen pursues the case in a conventional manner only to get put through a legal wringer by Stark's head lawyer. He and five assistant attorneys bury her under a ton of legal actions. While researching the case she discovers that wrongdoing was done, but not by Stark himself, but by a vice-president who was later canned. But her efforts to bring this information to light is stymied by her opponents, so she gets frustrated and goes directly to Tony Stark (a man who values his privacy). Jen fights off a horde of guard robots before entering Stark's private office. Surprised, Tony then asks why she is doing things the hard way. Jen replies that your lawyer makes it impossible to get to you and then explains the details of the case. Tony then tells Jen that he delegated everything and fired the VP when he messed up. He had no idea the man's ideas had been stolen. Jen suggests that Tony just write her client a big check to say you're sorry and things will be even. Tony agrees and later Jen gets a smaller check in payment. She uses it to start her own law office in Brooklyn. Her first office client is the son of Doctor Doom, who wants asylum in the USA to be away from his domineering father. It takes much of her legal wrangling and a good deal of She-Hulk strength to get this case to court (which she wins) but then Doctor Doom snatches defeat from the jaws of victory by kidnapping her client and taking him back to Latervia. Jennifer then sneaks into the country to fight Doom to a standstill before he will let his son decide his own fate. Then Jennifer tackles the mysterious Blue File, hiring Patsy Walker (Hellcat) as her investigator and unflappable Angie Huang as her paralegal. However, Jen may have bitten off more than she can chew with the Blue File. This is a rollicking tale written by Charles Soule, who is an attorney and probably used some of his legal experience to craft the stories.
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Stephen J. Smay
4.0 out of 5 stars It's just fun! Should be Disney/Marvel/ABC's next TV show.
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2014
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The six issues contained in this book strike a wonderful balance between She-Hulk The Lawyer and She-Hulk The Super Hero. It's just plain fun.

Jennifer/She-Hulk is written as more than just a one-dimensional punching machine: She is smart and self-depreciating with personal problems that are grounded and realistic without being the primary focus of the story so as to be mired in them. Jennifer, the supporting cast, and the tone of the book are engaging, quirky, and funny, and there are several moments where I actually laughed out loud.

The reason I am giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the serious downturn of the artwork in issues 5 and 6. Books 1 through 4 are wonderfully drawn by Javier Pulido. His simple-clean style matches the tone of the story, and has the feel of classic Sunday funny pages. Starting in book 5, however, Ron Wimberly takes over artwork and I get the impression that Wimberly sees the world through a fish-eye lens: everything is distorted and weird with random objects and body parts being jagged, bulbous, extended or all three. It's sort of like Frank Miller, but worse. I'm not sure if it was a result of the artwork or mere coincidence, but I feel like the story took a downturn in those last two issues as well.

Now, I am going to end on a high note. This incarnation of Jennifer Walters/She-Hulk should be Disney/Marvel/ABC's next television show. She is the quintessential millennial, without being annoyingly whiney and/or narcissistic. Although her powers could (and have) put her on the Avengers or Fantastic Four, ultimately and simply, her super power is super strength (and some measure of sex appeal). Her true charm stems from her intelligence and her humanity as a modern woman trying to make it. Issues 1 through 4 are your blueprint.
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Steve Rutherford
5.0 out of 5 stars An amazing run by a terrific team.
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2014
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If you don't know anything about She-Hulk, stop worrying and BUY THS BOOK. I had always considered She-Hulk to be somewhat of a throw-away, B-tier character but this book changed that completely. This very special series strikes a great tone by focusing more on the lawyering She-Hulk does when she isn't out punching things and the artist Javier Pulido's modern take on pop art may put you off at first, but if so it will quickly grow on you.

Trying to get your Law and Order-minded friends into comics? Give them this book!

Trying to show your significant other that comics aren't always about brawny men and scantily-clad woman flying around punching stuff? Give him/her this book! Note: Book does contain some mild punching.

Curious about what superheroes talk about when they go out drinking? Give yourself this book!
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3.0 out of 5 stars Love the story
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2022
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Love the writing and the characters. Not so hot on the artwork. This was a great return to the fun stories of She Hulk. Definitely worth reading.
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Paulina Przystupa
5.0 out of 5 stars Charles Soule weaves actual American law practice into a comic full of hilarious bad guy butt kicking
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2016
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If you want an expertly done superhero comic this is it. Charles Soule weaves actual American law practice into a comic full of hilarious bad guy butt kicking. I've suggested it to all the lawyers I know and they are infatuated with the awesome Jennifer Walters, as both types of bar brawler. Gorgeous covers by Kevin Wada and minimalist and effective internal art primarily by Javier Pulido made this an instant favorite amongst veteran readers and those new to Marvel titles.
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Patrick Harden
4.0 out of 5 stars but I thoroughly enjoyed these stories
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2015
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So, not something my 12 year old and I can share, but I thoroughly enjoyed these stories. The art style wasn't quite "me" but I didn't hate it.

I liked the slightly unorthodox stories told about Jen's life. Having been out of the comic reading world for a while this was a nice experience for me. Will I read the next volume? Very possibly. Not right now, though.

Now, I'll expand my reading palate a little more and try another title.
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Marley
5.0 out of 5 stars Marvelous marvel comics
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2022
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Great cover and top-shelf comic
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Robert McGregor
5.0 out of 5 stars it came quick and in great shape
Reviewed in Canada on December 1, 2020
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what I like is that it didn't come damaged
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Adil Khan
5.0 out of 5 stars great value
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 8, 2018
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great addition to y collection.
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MilkyLata
4.0 out of 5 stars A lot of people hate the artwork
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 26, 2015
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This is really well-written and fleshes out Jen's character, doing something different from what Dan Slott's storytelling and John Byrne's art have done for her in the past. A lot of people hate the artwork, and although I like it, everyone that I showed it to seems to get rubbed up the wrong way by the pencilling (especially from Wimberley), despite the excellent story. I think that Marvel Now! is the right time to attempt unconventional style and to explore new directions in art, and since Shulkie has sadly been a character given erratic interest from Marvel, she lends herself to be a good test subject for something new and fun. In terms of the writing, Soule creates a compelling character where Shulkie is negotiating, sleuthing, helping friends, meeting weird people and generally not just busting heads in (but obviously the busting of heads is great).
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Warmachine
5.0 out of 5 stars Wish they made more of those...
Reviewed in Canada on May 5, 2018
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So fun; great writing and interesting art.
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Bexx
5.0 out of 5 stars Happy
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 2, 2015
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Son loved it. Another addition to his collection.
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