Sensational She-Hulk #4

Sensational She-Hulk remains grounded in a way only Marvel Comics superheroes are. Thi sis the world outside our window, complete with crappy day jobs and messy friends. Sensational She-Hulk is brilliantly energetic and deeply real. Read Full Review

Unsurprisingly, Sensational She-Hulk is continuing to knock it out of the park. Read Full Review

My favorite issues of Rainbow Rowell's She-Hulk are the ones where the characters get to just hang out and be people, and that was the entirety of this issue, so I was quite pleased. Read Full Review

She-Hulk, Hellcat and Captain Marvel walk into a bar.That's when Jennifer learns about the difficulty mixing school friends and work friends. Read Full Review

Jawsh

Jan 22, 2024

Love to read it

AmericanHealthcare

Jan 29, 2024

This book has nothing going on in it, and I like it more than almost any other book I'm reading right now. I don't know what that says about me or about comics, but Rowell's run continues to be very enjoyable. Alarmingly, Captain Marvel is only in this issue briefly but she has more personality in two pages here than she's had in like 4 issues of her ongoing book. Maybe Rowell should do a book about Captain Marvel doing nothing next. I'd buy it.

Pallaki

Jan 12, 2024

Fun and light. Exploring the gamma world with humour

Screaming Enigma

Feb 28, 2024

A lot of Rowell's run with Jennifer, whether it was the previous series or this current one, has been very slice-of-life. This issue is no exception, and I continue to really enjoy it. There doesn't have to be a bunch of action, universal stakes, or anything else in that nature for a book to be good, and this series proves that. I will say that I do think Guara's art was a little rougher in certain places than others, but this was another good read overall.