FREE SHE-HULK BY DAN SLOTT: THE COMPLETE COLLECTION: VOLUME 1 PDF Paul Pelletier,Juan Bobillo,Dan Slott | 416 pages | 25 Feb 2014 | Marvel Comics | 9780785154402 | English | New York, United States She-Hulk, Volume 1: Single Green Female by Dan Slott Everyone's favorite Jade Giantess, She-Hulk, has returned for tons of fun - both She-Hulk by Dan Slott: the Complete Collection: Volume 1 and off the field of battle! As a superhuman lawyer, She-Hulk has tried some of the strangest cases on Earth. But now, Shulkie is heading into deep space to practice Universal Law! And upon her return, the emerald enchantress matches muscles with Hercules - but it's going to take brains, not brawn, to get the Prince She-Hulk by Dan Slott: the Complete Collection: Volume 1 Power out of some Herculean legal problems. Plus: No one hates She-Hulk more than Titania! What makes her one of the deadliest threats in the universe? And how is Hawkeye's fate tied to She-Hulk's latest case? Dan Slott's She-Hulk by Dan Slott: the Complete Collection: Volume 1 run is collected in two massive volumes, so join She-Hulk as she deals with the bizarre legal problems of the Marvel Universe! Already have an account with the League of Comic Geeks? Let's get you back to tracking She-Hulk by Dan Slott: the Complete Collection: Volume 1 discussing your comics! Log in Sign up. Pull It. Have It. Read It. Want It. Cover Price. Distributor SKU. Dan Slott. She-Hulk 1. She- Hulk Vol. Enjoys clubbing, dishing with gal-pals, and saving the universe. Ready to put old issues behind and make a fresh start. Contact Jen W. She-Hulk 2. Her client is big, strong and handsome and has more super powers than you can shake a stick at. So why does he want She-Hulk 3. It's another bizarre case of Superhuman Law for the lawyers at She-Hulk's new firm. Special guest-appearance by the recently-back-from-the-dead, ever-lovin', blue-eyed Thing! She-Hulk 4. Jonah Jameson and the Daily Bugle?! When the lawyers from She-Hulk's firm devise a legal and binding way for Spider-Man She-Hulk 5. What hold does she have over She-Hulk's law firm? She-Hulk 6. Will Awesome Andy side with his old master? And what about the all-new super-villain, Southpaw? Now that her shocking secret is out in the open, She-Hulk 7. Special Guest Appearances by Beta-Ray She-Hulk 8. A titanic tale of foxy boxing in outer space! On a planet where might makes right, the laws of justice and the rules of combat are one and the same. She-Hulk 9. In this issue, She-Hulk defends fellow Avenger Hercules against charges of excessive force brought against him by C-list supervillain the Constrictor. After months in deep space, She-Hulk returns to Earth a changed woman. A major power boost has made She-Hulk So what's her beef? Where did all this hostility come from? What made little Skeeter MacPherran into the angry Amazon she is today? And what's about to make her one of Panic in the streets! All of Manhattan is in peril as two amazons of unparalleled power duke it out in the streets! It's Titania vs. And even if Jennifer can make it out in one Titania part 3 of 3 and the end of this volume of She-Hulk. It returns in She-Hulk by Dan Slott: the Complete Collection: Volume 1 new 1 issue some months later, still under writer Dan Slott. And if Titania gets her hands Join She-Hulk as she deals with the bizarre legal problems of the Marvel U.! Strange twists, exciting adventures, and lots of one, two, and three-part stories guest-starring Some stories are SO big, they crack the internet in half. This one? It's gonna seal it back up-and kiss it to make it better Charged with crimes against the space-time Now it's time to pick up the pieces, take responsibility for her actions, and He's back in the present and barred from ever returning to his own time. Community Reviews. Community Discussion. Date Purchased. Print Digital Both Media Format. Price Paid. Tags Add. You must be logged in to write a review for this comic. More From She-Hulk - Forgot your password? Reset it. Don't have an Account? Join Free! [PDF] She-Hulk by Dan Slott: The Complete Collection Volume 1 Read Online - video dailymotion Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Juan Bobillo Illustrator. Paul Pelletier Illustrator. Single Green Female, outgoing, intelligent, great sense of She-Hulk by Dan Slott: the Complete Collection: Volume 1. Enjoys clubbing, dishing with gal-pals and saving the universe. Ready to put old issues behind and make a fresh start. Contact Jen W. That's right Collecting : She-Hulk Get A Copy. PaperbackTradepages. Published November 14th by Marvel first published More Details Original Title. Jennifer Walters. Other Editions Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about She-Hulk, Volume 1please sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort She-Hulk by Dan Slott: the Complete Collection: Volume 1. Jul 26, James DeSantis rated it liked it. I really liked this at the start. Jen is a fun character who's super smart but she likes being She-hulk ALL the time. Who wouldn't? Super strong, smart, and green! That's the way of life! Plus everyone loves her When she's recruited to join a new law-firm after getting kicked out of the avengers they give her one condition. She she takes on a couple of cases in volume 1 as Jen And a little she-hulk but how are the results? What I like: The fun good nature of the comic is good. I also like Jen, she's funny but not dumb funny. The art is unique and makes everyone different. I also really enjoyed the middle case which is the best one in the first volume. What I didn't like: Some characters look awful in this art. Cap looked so bad. I also dislike the pacing. It starts off good, but then slow, then fast, then really really slow. It bounces a lot. Also the last arc, or two issues, were pretty boring for me and lowered my score a bit. I still say check it out because it's good. You might even love it to be honest. For me? I thought it was okay. Some good moments but otherwise forgettable series. Shelves: graphic-novelfictiongiveaway. I felt a little stupid picking this book up, but I'd seen some good reviews, and thought I'd give it a shot. I was pleasantly surprised, enough so that I ran out and bought the next two volumes. The premise is simple. Jennifer Walters is a lawyer, and due to an accident involving gamma radiation, she can transform into the She-Hulk. But the book isn't about her fighting super-villains although she does. Bill's speech is She-Hulk by Dan Slott: the Complete Collection: Volume 1 the fact that, unlike most superheroes, Superman the hero is the secret identity, while Clark Kent is the disguise. Jen Walters provides another unique perspective on this kind of duality because her secret identity is common knowledge. So the relationship between Jen and She-Hulk isn't a question of disguise, but rather an She-Hulk by Dan Slott: the Complete Collection: Volume 1 of identity. Who does Jen want to be? Who, for that matter, does She-Hulk want to be? There's a lot of playing around even with the notion of which one of them is the hero and which one is the normal identity, because most of the book deals with Jen being hired by a new law firm, specifically as Jen and not as She-Hulk. The book is a little goofy, and some of it doesn't work, such as the idea of a law library made up of comic books. It might have worked as a throwaway joke, but too much effort is wasted trying to justify it. And the format is a little stale, with Jen working on cases that, surprise surprise, just happen to have a bearing on her own problems. And there's some predictable fighting. Or at least, it does for Volume One. Jul 07, Amanda rated it it was amazing Shelves: fictioncomics. Loved this. It's fun, and it seems like a lot of comics are in a competition to see who can be the most dark and Christopher-Nolan-influenced. This reminded me of Stephanie Brown's Batgirl series, which is what got me into comics. This is among the reasons I'm much more into Marvel these days - that and Marvel doesn't seem hell-bent on destroying all its good female characters. I really enjoyed Jen as a cha Loved this. I really enjoyed Jen as a character. I'd only read her in Fraction's FF which is great and this makes me want to continue this series.