After a fashion. In my continuity, Hulk/She-Hulk were always just gray.

She-Hulk – Jennifer Walters (1987)



That hair was not fun to draw.

Superman – Kal-El (1938)



In the mid 1930s, between leaving Smallville and leaving America to serve with the Lincoln Battalion in the Spanish Civil War, Kal worked as a circus strongman under the moniker "Samson". The outfit he wore as Samson was a basic affair, dominated by dark colours. It consisted of a long-sleeved shirt & tights, both made with navy blue wool. Over the tights were worn blue trunks held up by a black leather belt. Over his feet were worn black leather boot-sandals.

Upon returning from the war and settling in Metropolis, Kal prevented an experimental jet airplane from crashing, in plain sight of a large crowd of onlookers in broad daylight. Heeding the advice of his father, Jonathan, Kal decided to adopt a new public identity. Taking his old strongman outfit out of storage, he had his mother, Martha, sew a black Kryptonian S-shield on the chest. Embracing the name the press had given him, he made his official public debut as Superman, the world's first costumed superhero.

Kal only wore this costume a few short months before it was destroyed in his climactic confrontation with Lex Luthor's red kryptonite-enhanced henchmen, Team Luthor.

She-Hulk — Jennifer Walters (1998)



Two or three pics left to go, then I'm done reimagining Shulkie.

A sample of the photos I took over the past year: