The Savage She-Hulk #1 Feb 1980 The Sensational She-Hulk Vol. 2 #1 May 1989 She-Hulk #12 Apr 2005 She-Hulk Vol. 2 #1 Dec 2005 She-Hulk Vol. 2 #3 "#100" Feb 2006
History:
'The Savage She-Hulk': Feb 1980-Feb 1982 #1-25,
'The Sensational She-Hulk': May 1989-Feb 1994 Vol. 2 #1-60,
'She-Hulk': May 2004-Apr 2005 #1-12, Dec 2005-present Vol. 2 #1-p
Summary: To keep another company from creating a female version of the Hulk, Marvel created She-Hulk.
Bruce Banner's cousin Jennifer Walters was gunned down by gangsters who she was about to prosecute at a
trial. Bruce gave her a blood transfusion but while saving her life, his gamma-irratiated blood
gave her the ability to turn into a She-Hulk. Unlike Bruce, Jen retained her intelligence and began to
like her She-Hulk persona so much she decided to stay that way. She-Hulk became a member of the Avengers
and even replaced the Thing in the Fantastic Four for a time. She-Hulk also continued her law career.
She-Hulk had two series in the 1980s, with the Sensational She-Hulk being a comedic book where she
broke down the third wall and talked to comic book readers. She-Hulk got her third series and premiered
along with many new comics such as Captain America and the Falcon and Iron Fist. The book was well written
by Dan Slott and received critical praise but low sales. Marvel decided to cancel the book after
a year and relaunch it. The third issue of Volume 2 was sub-numbered #100 as it was the 100th issue
of a solo She-Hulk book.