The Sensational She-Hulk #28

Published by Marvel Comics in July 1991, The Sensational She-Hulk #28 is part of the character's long-running solo series that became famous for its meta-fictional humor and breaking of the fourth wall. This issue was written and illustrated by John Byrne, the creative force responsible for defining the title's unique, satirical tone. By this stage in the series, Byrne had established Jennifer Walters as a character fully aware of her existence within a comic book, a stylistic choice that subverted traditional superhero tropes.

The issue is particularly noted for its self-referential writing, which reflected the changing landscape of 1990s comic book narratives. During this period, Marvel encouraged creators to experiment with darker or more subversive storytelling, and Byrne used this freedom to push the limits of character-narrator interaction. Upon its release, it was well-received by readers who appreciated the wit and the unconventional approach to the medium, though it remains a niche piece of Marvel history that is primarily sought after by fans of Byrne's distinct illustrative style.