"Kraft also took over Savage She-Hulk after the first issue by Stan Lee and Kraft wrote the rest of the series over the next two years, developing most of Jennifer Walters' background in the process (one of the true shames of comic book publishing is that only the writer of a character's literal first appearance is considered their "creator")."
DAK wrote the introductions to both of the two MMW volumes collecting his work on She-Hulk. He described what he was trying to achieve and spoke of where he would have taken the series had it not been cancelled.
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I remember his work on The Defenders back in the 70's particularly.
From the linked article:
"Kraft also took over Savage She-Hulk after the first issue by Stan Lee and Kraft wrote the rest of the series over the next two years, developing most of Jennifer Walters' background in the process (one of the true shames of comic book publishing is that only the writer of a character's literal first appearance is considered their "creator")."
DAK wrote the introductions to both of the two MMW volumes collecting his work on She-Hulk. He described what he was trying to achieve and spoke of where he would have taken the series had it not been cancelled.