I liked this one more than the first book. Finally got the humor back and her breaking the fourth wall. In this story, a social media chef ingests something bad and turns him into a monster. Yes this was done on purpose by his film crew. What happens after that is just a cat and mouse game trying to find him before he gets worse. Wonderful graphic and good story. ( )

I'm still low-key enjoying this series, though this volume is a little too much a retread of the first. Once again, the center of Jennifer's attention is a person who is going through problems that reflect her own. Last time it was physical trauma, this time it is involuntarily becoming a big green monster. A bunch of threads slowly come together as the story once again builds toward a big anticlimactic fight scene. I like exploring different facets of Jennifer's character in a dramatic way, but the final issue with it's meta fourth-wall breaking throwback to old She-Hulk antics made me miss the energy that made She-Hulk series of the past so much fun. ( )

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