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Occaisionaly the muse takes me off on a tangent-- here's a 'Rebirth style Shulk-out.

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Confidente100

Ooh! Who is the woman who is hunting She Hulk?

Manic

For some reason, I was thinking of the James Bond movie 'A View to a Kill' when I drew this, and based her on one of Zorin's henchwomen from the horseracing sequence towards the beginning of the movie.

Terry

Jenny Flex. I thought she looked familiar. Anyway... This is a fun look into a potential future where Jen does learn how to call upon the She-Hulk when needed, though I think she's got a ways to go to actually controlling herself as her raging alter ego. I love the comic-book format, too, with each frame standing on its own but also blending in to those around them as the scene unfolds. The details just look different in raw pencil than inked, and sometimes I find myself preferring them this way as it gives the page a rougher look that just conveys a stronger sense of "realism" than clean inks. I think what it could be is that this style strongly reminds me of the black-and-white pulp comics from the 70s like "Monsters Unleashed".

Thomas Stidman

I am glad that she wanted her power to come out. I hope we see more of this type of She hulk.

SAS_Art

Always up for some Rebirth style Shulkie goodness. Nice work!

Andi

Need more Rebirth!

Marston

Remarkable !!! And a fitting tribute to a great movie ! :)

Manic

Exactly the kind of aesthetic I was aiming for! I might go for tightening up the pencils and cleaning stray marks rather than ink or colour this. I love those sinewy black and white comics from the 70s like Savage sword of Conan and Rampaging Hulk

Lambic998

Here here on Rebirth She-Hulk. Put me down as a strong vote for more of her though it would be great to see her in color.

Musical Euphoria

Just even a tempting thought to want to be She Hulk sends her bulking in sheer pleasure and raw power.