Written by David Anthony Kraft, Pencils by Mike Vosburg (image source and full info here)

Summary: Tony Stark receives notice that he is being investigated for involvement in the murder of three men and the criminal doings of Nick Trask. He and Jen, in their alter egos, fight.

Thoughts: This is a marvelous issue. Tony and Jen hate each other. They go at it in both their civilian identities and in their hero identities, and of course they don't know who the other is. This is their first meeting. Jen is ruthless in the court as well as She-Hulk when she fights against Iron Man. I really love 616 Tony Stark because everyone thinks he is a gross millionaire, but he does try to do the right thing generally. He is basically willing to take the fall for things people have done under his name in his company. I don't see many real life CEOs doing that sort of thing. I like to imagine that Tony and Jen laugh about this when they are friends and fellow Avengers.

Written by David Anthony Kraft, Penciled by Mike Vosburg, full info and image source here

Summary: She-Hulk gets framed for the death of two of of Trask’s goons as well as a truck driver. She battles the robot that’s impersonating her, but her transformations are getting harder to control.

Thoughts: I really liked the summary page - they did it like the front page of a newspaper, and they actually wrote all the “last time” as articles, which was really fun. As for the issue itself, it’s sad seeing Jen like this, distrusting herself in a way, and also in so much pain. D: awwww, darling.