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170 x 260 mm |
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0,23 kg |
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0207/39/0055 |
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| Autor: |
Byrne John |
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Marvel Comics |
| Rodzaj okładki: |
Miękka |
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Używana |
Opis książki
Zestaw 5 komiksów:
#5 - "The Doctor is in"
#6 - "Star Truck"
#19 - "Year Zero"
#32 - "The Hills Have Eyes, And Mouths And Ears (And Maybe Noses...)"
#38 - "Love In Bloom"
John Byrne relaunched her long cancelled solo book. He was the same writer/artist who had put the She-Hulk on the Fantastic Four and developed her from a 2-D character to a very well-rounded and lovable hero. At first, the title followed the Fantastic Four pattern: there was an alien invasion in issue 2, a classic Golden Age hero in issue 4 (the Blonde Phantom), and the villainous Doctor was in issue 5 (Dr. Bong, not Doom - though she met a Doom later).
The rules were thrown out the window: She-Hulk was jumping pages, tearing holes in the paper of the page to escape, and often yelling at the writer. The series was stand-alone, as in not part of the dozen or so crossovers with an X-Men or Spider-Man title. Remember when the X-Men were funny? She-Hulk was sort of like that... with more laughs.
#5 - "The Doctor is in", 30 s., 1989 r.
#6 - "Star Truck", brak numeracji stron, 1989 r.
#19 - "Year Zero", 27 s., 1990 r.
#32 - "The Hills Have Eyes, And Mouths And Ears (And Maybe Noses...)",
31 s.,1991 r.
#38 - "Love In Bloom", 31 s., 1992 r.
Writer - John Byrne
Pencils - John Byrne
Colors - Glynis Oliver
Uwagi:
Komiks w języku angielskim. Oprawa i krawędzie delikatnie wytarte.
