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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} She-Hulks Hunt for the Intelligencia by Harrison Wilcox She-Hulks Vol 1 4. While trying to capture the Mad Thinker and Klaw, the two She-Hulks are caught in an avalanche when Klaw released a massive sonic burst. The manage to dig themselves and the Mad Thinker out of the snow. They are about to put him aboard the Gamma Jet and look for Klaw when he suddenly bursts out of the snow astride of Byte, the sonic-powered Gammaroid created by the Thinker. He is furious that the two women ruined his chance of being returned to normal. Lyra leaps up onto Byte and shoves Klaw's sonic blaster into the android's maw, causing sufficient feedback to cause the android to blow up. After taking the Mad Thinker and Klaw to Gamma Base, the two She-Hulks return to their condo. There, Lyra takes a bubble bath and she talks about the troubles she is having balancing her life as a Hulk with the new civilian life she had adopted. Jennifer tells her that protecting those you care about is a sacrifice that is needed to be made when you are a Hulk. She then tells Lyra that they both need to get ready as She-Hulk has a date with Wyatt Wingfoot while Lyra has to go to her school formal dance. Meanwhile, at Gamma Base, the Hulk goes down to the holding cells where the final members of the Intelligencia that has been captured. The Wizard scoffs at the Hulk, telling him that if he was Banner more often he'd have realized that he developed a method of escape. The Hulk reminds him that his cell is unbreakable, but the Wizard still insists that he can escape. Having been able to cobble together anti-gravity tech, the Wizard surprises the Hulk by making the entire cell lift up and rocket out of the holding area. At that moment, Jennifer is having a drink with Wyatt Wingfoot on the balcony on her condo. As the two begin to get romantic, she receives a call from the Hulk. Instead of answering it, she drops her communicator into a glass of champaign. Meanwhile, Lyra arrives at Midtown High School with Amelia Hopkins for the dance. No sooner have they arrived does Jake Constantine snatches her up for a dance. As the two begin to dance, Jake explains that the lights are down low to encourage kissing. As the two work themselves up to that moment, Amelia watches from the sidelines in tears. When he friends ask if she is okay with this, Amelia says she won't get in the way of true love. However, just as the two start to kiss, Jake is blasted in the back by the Wizard who has arrived to get revenge against Lyra for his capture. Lyra transforms into her Hulk form to battle the Wizard. However, he easily overpowers her and is about to land a killing blow when She-Hulk arrives and ambushes the Wizard. She-Hulk easily trounces the Wizard, telling him that he had no right to attack Lyra as his beef was with her. In the aftermath of the battle, Lyra's classmates blame her for what happened and call her a freak. When the girls ask Amelia if she knew that Lyra was a Hulk, she tearfully denies it. She-Hulk tells them that they have to go. Leaving out the back door, She-Hulk denies Lyra's request to say goodbye and see if Jake is okay. She tells her that part of being the Hulk is to protect the people they care about, and that includes walking away from them. After dumping her dress in a nearby garbage pail, She-Hulk and Lyra head home. Solicit Synopsis. The SHE-HULKS—EXPOSED. The secret is out that Lyra Walters is actually none other than the All-New Savage She-Hulk, and the last remaining mad genius from THE INTELLIGENCIA is poised to make her PAY! Can the young She-Hulk save the dance for her fellow students, even with the help of her smashing green cousin? Or will this be her last dance in more ways than one? Find out as MAN HUNT comes to an explosive conclusion! Wilcox Teams Up "She-Hulks" After making his name for not killing Jen Walters in "World War Hulks," writer Harrison Wilcox takes to smashing the Marvel U on a monthly basis with artist Ryan Stegman on the bounty hunting team-up title "She-Hulks." It should come as no surprise to readers of Marvel Comics that the company's superhero universe has seen some gamma-powered growth in the Hulk department over the last few years. Aside from the now ubiquitous Red Hulk, the life of Bruce Banner is full of sons, wives and best friends, all busting out of their previous roles into new lives as unstoppable goliaths. But on the other side of the family, the original "plus one" to the Hulk's world is alive and kicking as Jen "She-Hulk" Walters is on the cusp of spinning out into her latest ongoing series along with Lyra - the alternate future daughter of Bruce Banner stuck in the present. Together, the green- skinned gals of the Marvel U will hunt after the escaped members of The Intelligencia -Â the cabal of super genius villains behind the recent "World War Hulks" event -Â in the November 3-debuting "She-Hulks" by Harrison Wilcox and Ryan Stegman. Already known to Hulk fans for their back-up features during the last big Hulk event, Wilcox and Stegman made a name for themselves for supposedly killing Walters before it came to light that the victim was in fact a Life Model Decoy. Talking with CBR News about this new series, the writer explained that he's ready to show fans how strong both She-Hulks can be, how their teacher-student relationship will come with some wrinkles and how this new series and story will mesh with the ongoing events of "Incredible Hulks." CBR News: Everyone knows you and Ryan got to put together a run of shorts featuring Red She-Hulk during the "World War Hulks" event. How did that role morph into an ongoing gig? Harrison Wilcox: Ryan and I had a lot of fun working together on that story. We wanted to keep working together and after he drew "She-Hulk" in the first part of that run, I knew we could do a great She-Hulk book together. I had a pitch for a and talked a lot with Loeb, who was a huge help. From there it went to [editors] Mark [Paniccia] and Jordan [White] who helped develop it, and eventually it got to Pak. It seemed to work with his plans and acted as a nice post-World War Hulks piece, so the project was approved. The series seems to have a sort of built-in launching pad with the escaped members of the Intelligencia on the prowl. To catch readers up, where were those villains last seen and where do we pick up on them as "She-Hulks" opens? After "Fall Of The Hulks" and "World War Hulks," the remaining villains have gone to ground. The Intelligenica was sort of their grand plan, their chance to combine all their strengths and assets and powers into one unified force. This was bigger than just The Frightful Four. It was really their best chance for success. In the end they failed miserably, and some more than others suffered serious losses. So really, at this point, the villains are just trying to stay off the radar, lick their wounds and rebuild their lives. Bringing the ladies into the picture, how do the She-Hulks get tapped as bounty hunters on this particular mission? If you read "She-Hulks" and "Incredible Hulks," you'll get a better idea of what brought all the players to the table. You've got two characters here, each with their own unique abilities and histories. Taking each in their own turn, let's start with Jen. When you "killed" She-Hulk in your first run of Hulk stories, you took a little heat from concerned fans. How do you view this gig and this character in light of all that? I view this as redemption! Seriously, though, from what I saw, most of the fans took it in stride. They knew there was going to be an explanation down the road and appreciated the ride. And technically, I didn't get to interact with She-Hulk at all in that arc. She was either a LMD or in a stasis tube the whole time. That said, Jen has had a few different ongoing series over the years that have each had their own feel and flavor, from John Byrne's "Sensational" to Dan Slott's eponymous series. With both of those in mind, there's been a lot of tongue-in-cheek, self-referential Shulkie stories over the years. How does "She-Hulks" fit into that tradition? All those runs really shaped a strong character and make my job a lot easier. Going into this book, I wanted to make sure we could tell different types of stories every arc. High adventure one arc, tongue-in cheek the next. I think Jen is one of the most versatile characters at Marvel. She can jump into a team book like the Fantastic Four or The Avengers, or go off on some street level adventure, or end up in all sorts of wild places all on her own.

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