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Marvel·Savage She-Hulk·#19·Bronze Age·ID-11325694
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David Kraft
Mike Vosburg
Frank Springer
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Newsstand variants carry meaningful scarcity premiums. First appearances from this era are blue-chip investments.
Bronze Age (1970–1984) — comics grew darker and more socially aware. The era of classic runs, creator-driven storytelling, and the birth of serious collecting culture. Newsstand variants carry a meaningful scarcity premium.
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Jennifer Walters wakes up to a shock when she finds that she has transformed into the She-Hulk in her sleep. Furious that Jennifer's down payment check for her house bounced, Morris Walters demands to have his daughter evicted from the property. Visiting Zapper as the She-Hulk, Jen goes on what she believes is another date, but Zapper has really sold her out to a man known as Doc, who (through Zapper's colleague Ralph Hutchins) has been led to believe that She-Hulk's genetics may prove a cure for cancer. Incapacitated and frozen in a block of ice, Doc is about to begin his experiments on the She-Hulk when she breaks free. Doc then injects Hutchins with one of his experiments which turns Hutchins into the giant Brute. After battling the Brute, She-Hulk manages to defeat the mailable creature and break it apart before escaping. Returning home, Jen is confronted by Richard Rory who is returning her house key and admits that he's figured out that she's the She-Hulk. The police then show up to hand her an eviction notice. This angers Jennifer, and she transforms into She-Hulk and trashes the house when Zapper arrives. Furious at him for his part in that day's troubles, Jennifer decides to renounce her human form and remain the She-Hulk forever before storming out of the house, leaving Richard and Zapper to consider what has just happened.
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