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She-Hulk, Volume 3: Jen Walters Must Die by Diego Olortegui, Jahnoy Lindsay, Mariko Tamaki

angelofmine1974's review

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medium-paced

3.0

My review of this book can be found on my YouTube Vlog at:

https://youtu.be/8szB-vLfzOQ

Enjoy!

eclecticbooklover's review

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dark emotional fast-paced

4.0

adeniverville's review

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4.0

This was a great conclusion to this storyline!! Very excited to see where Jen and Bradley show up next in their new office. Loved that the last volume focused on Jen coming to terms with everything that's happened to her by going on a journey through her subconscious. Very cool.

gillyreads's review

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5.0

This run was so good. I wish it hadn't ended.

squidbag's review

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3.0

A solid end to this arc, but also somewhat slow in its analysis. The Marvel U, what it means to have powers, and the nature of humanity are all passingly examined, here, but the biggest questions about Jennifer's walk back toward healing are drawn out and literally taken through therapy. One hopes that the grey stripey version of Shulkie will be something for special occasions and not totally gone, but it is nice to see Big Green back again. Tamaki loves this character and will make you love her, too.

stephanieisreading's review

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4.0

While not as strong as the first volume in this arc, it was a good one. It was good to see Jen tackle her ptsd and it was a nice reminder that therapy is good. ;) The art worked for me a lot better in this volume. this book wrapped up Jen's issues really well, and the issue at the end was super lovely. Seeing Hellcat and She-Hulk chaperone a teen prom was adorable. ♥
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