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- Categories:Gender, Comic Book
Description
It's finally revealed that Dottie, the blonde secretary of the law
firm's interim boss Artie Zix, was really the shape-shifting
process server Ditto all along. (Ditto had been posing as "Dottie"
since at least the beginning of She-Hulk Vol. 2, as she made
sporadic appearances trying to keep Jen Walters or Pug Pugliese out
of Zix's office.) Zix, a.k.a. the Living Tribunal's court-reporting
robot RT-Z9, then asks Ditto to take the place of the in-house
comic book geek Stu Cicero, who had been killed by Zix two issues
prior. "Dottie" does make one final brief appearance in Issue 14 as
she moves out of the Excelsior apartments.
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originally posted by DaveS on 2006-09-28, 7 edits, entryid=246
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