Two of She-Hulk's Recent Cameos

[informationgeek]

I don't know what Marvel is playing at with this new approach to She-Hulk. I really don't understand.



The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #41...










And from Jessica Jones #3...









Why is She-Hulk just a dumb, fan fiction parody of the Hulk at this point? What happened to all the charm, intelligence, lawyering, uniqueness? Why is her only traits just being an idiot or Thor's girlfriend? Thompson and North's takes were just not that good, but the problem all harkens back to Aaron's take on Avengers with Jen. It just hasn't been good and so far, it's been kind of regressive in areas.

Comments

[thehood]

Exactly, it's ridiculous to blame Kelly and Ryan for this. Especially since Jen is like this whenever she makes a guest appearance recently.

Like in Immortal Hulk, which isn't mentioned here.

And Squirrel Girl is a comedic book, so i don't see the issue with that one.

[mastermahan]

Yeah, Squirrel Girl is a comedy that happily ignores continuity. Hell, "Squirrel Girl Beats Up The Marvel Universe" had Classic Dumb Hulk, and good luck fitting that into continuity.

Mind, this is absolutely a terrible take on She-Hulk, and it's not like I'm a purist. I liked the gray version with the glowing scars.

[bruinsfan]

I kind of wish Jen had reverted back to comedic title mode here and been all "Oh thank God, a continuity-agnostic title! Do you have any idea how frustrating it is to speak in third person monosyllable all the time? Er, the editors aren't watching us closely here, right?"

[thehood]

And the Gray She-Hulk with the Green Scars could talk in full sentences, so i still don't understand why Aaron made her talk like the Savage Hulk.