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Dwayne McDuffie wanted to do a She-Hulk series, so he created a two-issue story. Marvel like it, but they like John Byrne more, so they gave Byrne the series and published McDuffie’s story, with art by June Brigman.
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The story has her saving an abortion clinic from a bomber and shaving her legs–breaking the razor (which is pretty much a Superman story copy).
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Other people did too. It’s a classic cover.
Oh, and Damage Control, McDuffie’s other series, makes an appearance.
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It’s also full of super-weird mystical Native American stuff. So both creators had a vision for an off-beat She-Hulk series.