Spider-Man

The Hulk #1Check out The Hulk #1 for lots of She-Hulk goodness. She-Hulk goes to Russia with Iron Man and S.H.I.E.L.D. Which is utterly counter to continuity, both post Civil War and post Peter David, but she's drawn well and behaves in character. That is, she behaves in character to the extent that we know what "in character" means these days.

And speaking of total departure from continuity, you might want to pick up Amazing Spider-Man #546, where former She-Hulk writer Dan Slott completely negates about twenty years of Spider-Man continuity, including his marriage to Mary Jane, his unmasking and everything important that happened in Civil War.

But at least Marvel's not making Peter Parker a bounty hunter.

Spider-Man trashes Titania: Click the image to visit Russ Anderson's 'Favorite Comic Moments' post about this page.

I found this on Russ Anderson's LiveJournal page. I, too, fondly remember issue #8 of Marvel's Secret Wars for Spider-Man's easy defeat of Titania. (She had it coming.)