September 21, 2007

Coming 10/24...

Marvel is pleased to announce that the highly-anticipated She-Hulk #22, featuring new series writer Peter David and artist Shawn Moll, will also ship with an Ed McGuinness variant cover. She-Hulk #22 McGuinness Variant ships in October and more ordering details will be revealed to retailers in the upcoming Marvel Mailer on Tuesday. Featuring the beginning of a brand new arc entitled “Jaded,” perfect for readers new and old alike, She Hulk #22 puts the world’s most dangerous lawyer in the world’s most dangerous job…and you won’t believe where it leads! Peter David revolutionized the Hulk during his acclaimed run with the Jade Giant, so when it comes to She-Hulk, expect the “incredible!”

This fall, the She-Hulk will Smash like never before and it all begins with She-Hulk #22, featuring a standard cover by Mike Deodato, a variant by McGuinness... and a top secret Zombie variant by McGuinness!

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Posted by: Jake at September 21, 2007 02:25 PM

Dear Lord:

Thank you.

-Jake

Posted by: clatterboot at September 21, 2007 03:50 PM

Is it odd that one cover bills it as the SENSATIONAL SHE-HULK and the other call it just plain SHE-HULK? And two different logo treatments? I know I'm a design nerd, but doesn't that confuse the brand a bit?

Posted by: Public Enemy #1 at September 21, 2007 03:57 PM

PAD, I am dying to see your She-Hulk!

This will be a great run for sure!

Posted by: mikeabbott at September 21, 2007 05:33 PM

She Hulk has been my most loved comic since Don Slott's first issue. I've been a fan of your work since I started paying attention to comic book writer credits but you have some big shoes to fill.
I do like the way Slott set up your run and I enjoyed your Supergirl,Captain Marvel and YJ runs from beginning to end and X-factor and Fallen Angel are among my favorites today so I know you've often writen stuff I enjoy but ... man, big shoes.
p.s. the Apropos books are pure gold.

Posted by: Emily at September 21, 2007 06:20 PM

I have never read an issue of She-Hulk before, Peter. Will I really be able to follow this relatively easily? I love your books and want to pick this one up, but I'm wondering how much of it will be over my head.

Posted by: Peter David at September 21, 2007 08:44 PM

You should have no problem following it. I mean, yes, there will be points in the book where you say, "Wait, WHAT just happened?" but those are intentional: People who have been reading She-Hulk since its inception will have the same reaction.

PAD

Posted by: Emily at September 21, 2007 09:26 PM

Awesome! That's great to know. Thanks, PAD. I'm really looking forward to it.

Posted by: Rob Brown at September 21, 2007 10:53 PM

This book is definitely going on my pull list. It will take the place of FNSM.

Now, my first thought upon reading this was "I wonder what Byrne, who used to write She-Hulk back in the day, will think of this?" MwahaHA!!! Then again, who knows, maybe he's changed. He did do something unexpectedly cool during the recent uproar over those Michael Golden commissions, after all.

Posted by: TallestFanEver at September 22, 2007 03:28 AM

Speaking of PAD penned book, anyone know when the last trade of Friendly is going to hit? I love reading FNSM and Fallen Angel in trades so I can take 'em all in a single shot. (X-Factor I need my monthly jolies of, though.) Oh, and I read the Wonder Man trade recently - actually alot darker and kinda sad than I thought it would be (the cover does seem to imply some level of wackiness), but I dug it.

Posted by: dave w. at September 22, 2007 05:46 AM

I haven't read any She-Hulk since the first series. Looking forward to Man-Elephant, Grappler, etc.

Posted by: Mark Patterson at September 22, 2007 08:37 AM

Hi, Mr. David.

I know that this is the exact wrong place for it, but I have no idea how often you check old threads, so I'm posting this here hoping that it will catch your eye.

I am aware of your policy of not reprinting your CBG columns in this space, for the very good reason that you want to give people a reason to buy that magazine.

I'm asking you to reconsider in the case of the column that was just printed in CBG, the one dealing with your weight loss.

It was much more visceral, had more of a punch to it than what you posted here, and it gave the actual method you used to lose weight.

This being a free site, there's a better chance that it will be more widely read than in the CBG.

It's your column, your site, and you already do a huge amount of public service writing. I hope you'll consider it, though. If you can get just one overweight fan to give up soda and cut their portion size, it'll be worth it.

Thanks for reading.

We now return you to your regularly scheduled column comments.

Posted by: Bobby Nash at September 22, 2007 09:53 AM

Looking forward to it. I've been a She-Hulk fan since her Avenger days and have been really enjoying the She-Hulk series. I look forward to more great stories.

Bobby

Posted by: Sergio B. at September 22, 2007 11:49 AM

Great covers (I like the more "old-school" Ed McGuinness one). I'll definitely try to get this series, although I will miss the Greg Horn covers.

Posted by: Lawrence at September 22, 2007 03:24 PM

It's about time they got Peter David wrote Shulkie's adventures! What took Marvel so long?

Posted by: Randy at September 22, 2007 04:00 PM

Jeez! Just when I was planning on dropping the book since Dan Slott was leaving!! And here I am getting drawn back in. She-Hulk will remain one of the few Marvel titles I buy.

Posted by: mystiemyth at September 22, 2007 04:06 PM

Glad to see you on She-Hulk. I recently started reading it so it getting my favorite writer is even better. I actually have your first issue of She-Hulk (Sensational She-Hulk #12) which was the first She-Hulk I ever bought and made me want to keep getting them. Now I can't wait for this issue.

P.S.

Zombie variant? how hard will that be to find I wonder.

Posted by: Jason M. Bryant at September 22, 2007 04:12 PM

The Deodato cover looks like she's breaking the fourth wall. I wonder if that means anything about the story, or if it's just a nod to earlier incarnations of the character.

Posted by: Czar at September 22, 2007 04:37 PM

I've never liked She-Hulk. Which is odd, since I've always wanted more females to get important roles in comics. There's just something about her that always rubbed me the wrong way.

That being said, I'm only picking up one book a month now--Thor, after being out of the game for a couple years. I'm expecting to give this one a shot, and maybe, just maybe, I'll learn to love the She-Hulk.

Posted by: hiikeeba at September 22, 2007 04:42 PM

I've been reading She-Hulk since John Byrne, and I always thought She-Hulk worked best as a humorous character. While I'm hoping that some of the silliness goes away, I still want a chuckle, and I know you can write funny.

Wait.

That came out wrong. . .

Posted by: Linus at September 22, 2007 11:17 PM

Who better to chronicle the adventures of She-Hulk than the best Hulk writer ever? I'm surprised it took this long and can't wait to see where this goes. Glad to hear Marvel came around to giving PAD more work beyond X-Factor. Keep it coming.

Posted by: JamesLynch at September 23, 2007 11:59 AM

So what's the deal with the popularity of the Marvel Zombies? (I ask because of the zomnbie variant cover.) There was a time when heroes were supposed to be good and symbols of what was great about humanity. Then there was a time when they were perfectly willing to kill those bad enough to deserve it but still be heroic (Wolverine, Punisher). Now just about every month there are stories where these one good characters have become unstoppable celf-centered murderers and cannibals. WTF?

Posted by: TallestFanEver at September 23, 2007 04:53 PM

Yeah, thats why its so awesome. Marvel Zombies Universe is 100% wrong, that's why its so entertaining.

Posted by: dave w. at September 23, 2007 06:33 PM

I Can Not Wait to sewe who will show up.
Sachs and Violens?
Shi?
The Haunted?

Reading anything by PAD is like a roller coaster ride. And I for one will never miss it!!!!

Posted by: dave w. at September 23, 2007 06:37 PM

SIDE-NOTE.
How does this work? Do you ask to write a certain title, or do 'they' invite you to write a cerain title?
I am hoping you asked to write this title because that would mean you have 'things in mind'.

Posted by: Lea at September 25, 2007 02:17 AM

Finally, a really well-muscled superheroine! You rock those muscles, She-Hulk!