The Hulk stories from the 80's are so fucking cornball but She-Hulk, her origin, and the shit she has to go through I'm liking a lot more. I started at issue #1 so I'm caught up on the lore.

It feels like it's a lot easier to start at comic at it's origin and follow it along. The legacy Marvel stuff like Spidey, Cap, Thor etc. have 100's of issues to catch up on and most stories seem to be stinkers not worth your time.

I have Excalibur, Moon Knight and West Coast Avengers on my queue.

The fourth little piggy built his out of leftist infighting, and the wolf was finally defeated.

https://existentialcomics.com/comic/553

3 pages from Hellblazer #63 (March, 1993)

Written by Garth Ennis

Art (Pencils and Ink) by Steve Dillon

Color by Tom Ziuko

Lettering by Gaspar Saladino

Edited by Stuart Moore

I love Manga but honestly I’m not in the mood

Give me your (non Japanese) comic book recommendations

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Too complicated

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Thanks, dad

The true death battle fans have been asking for.

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Democrats

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Marxist Financial Advice

Source

From Uncanny X-Men #128 (1979): written by Chris Claremont, art by John Byrne, ink by Terry Austin, color by Glynis Wein, lettering by Tom Orzechowski, edited by Roger Stern

Next to Doctor Strange. I like her story so far even if it's a bit wacky with her falling in love with a millionaire hippie. It's also rad that she's an Avenger.