by Juan Bobillo, Paul Pelletier, Dan Slott
The second trade of Dan Slott's She-Hulk is just as good as the first, featuring Jennifer Walter's first court case with her new law firm, along with having to watch over young miscreant Southpaw and work as a magistrate for the Living Tribunal (who needs to get some pants). She manages to beat the ...
Still a very entertaining collection. Good humor and action as She-Hulk now goes to practice law in outer space as a magistrate. Good humor in some of the cases she tries. Clearly, these are comics that don't take themselves too seriously, so to speak, which I think makes this series good for more c...
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