The Sensational She-Hulk #43

Published by Marvel Comics in 1992, The Sensational She-Hulk #43 represents a notable entry in the character's fourth-wall-breaking series. This title gained a cult following for its satirical tone and meta-narrative approach, which stood in contrast to the more traditional superhero storytelling of the era. The series was defined by its willingness to subvert tropes and directly address the reader, reflecting the shift in comic book sensibilities during the early 1990s.

The issue was written and illustrated by John Byrne, a titan of the medium whose creative vision was central to the series' distinctive identity. Byrne utilized a playful, self-aware aesthetic that allowed She-Hulk to serve as a vehicle for humor and commentary on the comic industry itself. While the series was cancelled shortly after this run, it has since been reassessed by collectors and critics as a pioneer of the self-referential style that became popular in later mainstream comics.