Acts of Evil: She-Hulk Annual #1

The 2019 annual preserves the unique blend of comedy and weird action which made She-Hulk so endearing a few decades ago and I periodic flashes over the years since then. The story may seem a bit derivative of early adventures with Jen, but as it isnt a flavor of narrative that makes it go the comics rack with any great frequency. Its great to see a return of She-Hulk under her own cover. Too bad its just a one-shot. Read Full Review

What we get in She-Hulk Annual #1 is a fun, fast fight story built on an admirably twisty premise. It entertains without disappointing, and the art is a powerful workhorse that hauls the story into believable realism. She-Hulk or Bullseye fans aren't going to find the sort of revelations here that make a comic a must-read, though. Read Full Review

She-Hulk Annual #1 was a fun and interesting read. It doesn't really connect to her series that ended some time ago. Nor does it connect with the current Avengers plot. But that's okay. This plot was all about She-Hulk and the enemies she was up against. And it was fun. Read Full Review

Worth a read for fans of She-Hulk. Read Full Review

This is a mess of an issue that I cant recommend at all. The only Act of Evil going on here was when Marvel decided this was fit to print. Read Full Review

This book was incredibly hard to read. Andy MacDonald is a decent enough artist, but his visual storytelling skills need some work. Read Full Review

Psycamorean

Sep 03, 2019

This was pretty good, or maybe I just really like Bullseye.

CrazyforRAMU

Mar 26, 2020

There's not a lot here that's distinctively "She-Hulk;" this story would work just about as well with any hero. (There's some faint attention paid to split personality themes, but they'd fit anyone with any sort of alter ego.)

Spacey Medicine

Sep 05, 2019

Given that it was Bullseye and Machinesmith teaming up, I expected to like this more.