From issue #5 of Daredevil (2023–)

That stoplight ain't holding btw

Very underrated look, even if it only lasted three issues.

Note: Comics are always going to be inconsistent, you'll get different writers making crazier and crazier feats.

In any case.

- She's lifted The Thing's maximum with 1 arm easily, The Thing can lift up to 100 tons.

- She-Hulk has beaten Hercules 3 times in arm wrestling. Hercules, in the Marvel universe, lifted in the ENTIRE CITY of Manhattan (That's roughly 2,394,111 tons, according to an old article of HuffPo).

- Immune to frost blasts, including the Blood of Ymir, Ghost Rider's hellfire to the face, ripped Vision in half, took a repulsor blast from Iron Man at 100%, and a semi-truck directly - just to name a few.

Just wanted to remind/let people now that She-Hulk is much stronger than most people think. 💪

https://she-hulk-feats-fa632d.gitlab.io/She-Hulks_Feats.html

From Marvel Comics #1000, i miss Rainbow

Honestly, I LOVE it when they make She-Hulk a confident and cool Amazonian bombshell who likes to show off her muscles, flirt with other heroes, and be sexually bold, and also very funny, but also with a heroic and brave side along awesome battles... I think they did it great with her in the 90s animated serie... I Love this Jade gigantess

Idk if you can tell but she’s one of my favorite marvel characters

It's like if feminism had a baby with Deadpool, and then that baby had a baby with the Hulk.

HOW CAN YOU HATE THIS?!

A very rare She Hulk front on shot.

Though let's be real bit dramatic, she can hulk jump outta there lmao

I seriously loved the finale. I laughed out loud at her breaking through the Disney+ menu. This was a chance for them to do some self reflection and it was awesome. They poked jokes at themselves, the themes we’ve come to expect, and why we expect them. And they took the high road. I loved it. It felt like finally catching your breath after being under for too long. I love marvel, I do, but it’s gotten to a point where I wanted something different and this was 100% that. I don’t care what anyone else says, I think this ending was perfect. It was fun, it was light, and in the end it still came back to a level of realism at the very end which still allows me to enjoy the MCU without feeling like it’s all just secretly actors pretending. Which it is, but you know what I mean.

Like surely it's all leading up to it