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Home / She-Hulk #9 (2005)

She-Hulk #9 (2005)

She-Hulk #9 (2005)

$4.50

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2005 Marvel

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

Written by Dan Slott, penciled by Paul Smith, cover by Greg Horn.

"My SPOILER with SPOILER" Read She-Hulk #8 yet? Bet you didn't see that coming, didja? Wild, huh? Spiraling out of the end of last issue's Civil Wars crossover, She-Hulk's life will never be the same again! So... After She-Hulk and SPOILER went and SPOILERED, it's time to deal with the fall out! And that leads to a SPOILER with SPOILER!

BONUS REVIEW by DAL BUSH

If you can see the cover, you'll have guessed this issue's SHOCK SURPRISE: She-Hulk gets married! So you get two killer stories because of this momentous event, and you don't even need to do the electric slide. In the first, She-Hulk's supporting cast (and half of Spidey's) react to the big news. Meanwhile, the second has a hilarious meeting between She-Hulk and her new in-laws, which somehow juggles humor, action and closes off a half-dozen plot inconsistencies from both Civil War AND Marvel Knights Spider-Man. Mark Millar better make sure that Dan Slott gets more than a toaster for that. If you only picked up last issue for it's Civil War-ness, keep in mind that this issue is WAY BETTER and even though it's not on the cover, this is a Civil War tie-in that's better and more keyed-in than half the ones that came out two weeks ago. Highly highly recommended! 9 Grahams