She-Hulk by Peter David Omnibus

The She-Hulk by Peter David Omnibus collects the author’s 2005 run on the She-Hulk series, a period marked by a shift in tone for the character of Jennifer Walters. Following Dan Slott’s popular tenure, Peter David took over the writing duties, continuing to explore the unique intersection of Walters' life as both a high-profile attorney and a superhero. The collection is part of Marvel's larger initiative to compile critically regarded runs into high-quality hardcover editions, preserving the episodic, legal-procedural style that defined this specific iteration of the character.

The artwork within this volume features contributions from several artists, most notably Joan Marzan and Sean Chen. Their aesthetic choices were intended to balance the character's physical presence with the humorous, often self-aware nature of the scripts. Upon its initial release, David's take on the character was noted for its sharp dialogue and its ability to handle the internal continuity of the Marvel Universe while maintaining an accessible, witty perspective that had become a hallmark of the She-Hulk title during the mid-2000s.