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| - Sensational She-Hulk Vol 1 8
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| - The World's Greatest Detective!
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| - Bobbie Chase
- James DiGiovanna
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*Judge Reinhold
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| Synopsis
| - She-Hulk returns to her apartment from an adventure in space . She checks her answering machine and learns that she has a new case: prosecuting a serial killer. After interviewing the defendant, she realizes that the case is purely circumstantial. She needs some hard evidence, and she has only two days to find it.
She gets a call from Nick St. Christopher, who claims to have a lead on the case. They meet at a restaurant. Despite her misgivings, she hasn't gotten anywhere on her own, so she accepts his offer of help. St. Christopher gets her into the defendant's apartment by going down the chimney. There they find personal effects of the victims, but she can't use it as evidence if it's discovered illegally—say, by breaking and entering. She calls DA Tower to get a search warrant for the place, and she and St. Christopher leave the way they came. She learns that the apartment is not leased to the defendant.
Meanwhile, someone known only as Mr. L is trying to get in touch with She-Hulk.
The judge in the case tells her that she must connect the evidence to the defendant, or else the case will be dismissed. Tower suspects that St. Christopher is the real killer. Mason suspects that he is some kind of super-villain. St. Christopher suddenly appears and teleports She-Hulk and himself to Australia, the defendant's homeland. They meet the defendant's ex-girlfriend, who rented the apartment but returned home after a fight. She agrees to testify.
The judge, with this new evidence, will allow the case to proceed. She-Hulk confronts St. Christopher over his true identity. Before she can get an answer, his wife appears, accuses She-Hulk of being a "hussy," makes a vague threat, and takes him home. Before he leaves, he tells She-Hulk to use his present at Christmas time. Mrs. St. Christopher makes good on her threat; Mason tells her there is reindeer manure in her office.
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| Notes
| - *Although never explicitly stated, St. Christopher's identity must be Santa Claus: he leaves snow under his chair in the restaurant, he can slide down chimneys, his wife lets him out of the house only one day a year, and he has other magical abilities.
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| - I always know who's been naughty ... and nice ...
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