It's a Fantastic Friday with She-Hulk

During John Byrne's excellent run on "Fantastic Four" during the 1980s and 1990s, She-Hulk joined the team (covering first for the Invisible Woman's leave of absence, than the Thing's). Today, we bring you few illustrations in memory of those days (and in celebration of the new show on Disney Plus, "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law").

 

 

Meet Jennifer 'She-Hulk' Walters!

Tatiana Maslany, best known for playing several roles (because her character is one of many clones that are running wild) on the "Orphan Black" sci-fi series, has joined the Marvel Galaxy of Stars as She-Hulk! 

Maslany is starring in "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law", a new Disney Plus series. She plays the title character as Jennifer Walters, a successful attorney, who, as the title implies, becomes a female version of the Hulk. The character has gone through several iterations since first being created by Stan Lee and John Buscema in 1979, but the streaming series is based on the long-running comedic 1990s comic book series that was mostly written and drawn by John Byrne, but which was at its finest for the half dozen or so issues scripted by Steve Gerber.

Today, we add Ms. Maslany to the Shades of Gray Galaxy of Stars, with some photos and a wish that her new series is successful enough to bring us all a second batch of episodes!

Wonder Woman Wednesday

Wonder Woman is spending this Picture Perfect Wednesday with friends and frienemies.

By Jose Luis Garcia Lopez

By George Perez

By John Byrne

By Ben Dunn

Fantastic Friday!

At various times, Sue Storm has taken leaves of absence from the Fantastic Four, usually because she wanted to spend more time being a mother to her and Reed's son, Franklin. Her spot in the line-up was filled by Crystal or Medusa of the Inhumans, or, most noteworthy, by She-Hulk.