For those waiting for the fighting to start you should probably look towards a Hulk series. While past She-Hulk titles have interspersed punches with everyday life drama and humor this title seems to move more towards the latter. Personally, I'm glad with the tone and quite frankly I hope it keeps up with this romance between two characters who have had a brief connection. Normally this could feel like the writer is choosing pairings based on a dart board, but there's something to these interactions that build to something worth investing in. It does have some romance tropes like the dangerous boy who just needs someone to fix him, but when it's written as good as this, you see why these tropes stick around.
The art deserves a lot of praise for giving you the character's thoughts without the need of a thought bubble or narration box. It definitely brings out the personality in the characters. Overall if you're tired of every comic needing to juice their characters up to punch space gods, alien gods, robot gods, or Doom, then perhaps you might give this a look.
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