She-Hulk #25 Cover Recreation from 2013 by Mike Vosburg

Nice, my first issue of Savage She-Hulk, bought in a 50 cent box when my shop was having a summer sidewalk sale in 1983. I was grounded for the summer simply because a friend and I were chasing two of my neighbour girls and when one of them escaped my friend by jumping in through an open window of her house, she then shut it at the exact same time my friend also tried to jump in after her and the window broke. My friend just got to go home, while the girl's father went to tell my parent what happened. Although it was accidental and I wasn't the one to break the window, "grounded for the summer" was my punishment by my dad. Talk about getting overzealous with the punishment! My mom felt terrible though, so she told me to go for a walk with her one day and as we passed in front of the comic shop, she let me stop to take a look and then kindly bought me this issue. Ah, the good old days of misspent youth!

The all black borders and the stroll of the green She-Hulk over these dots of the color wheel is a fun concept to actually use during thi time of creative exploration.