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“I’m interested to see where this series is heading and I can’t wait for She-Hulk to eventually meet The Avengers. That’s going to be hilarious.”
Last week’s episode of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law was very underwhelming, leaving me questioning whether I would end up liking this show. I am glad to inform you that yes, the third episode restored my faith in this series. It’s obvious. This isn’t going to be a profoundly MCU-changing series like Loki. Or even something as fun-yet-surprisingly-serious as Hawkeye. This is why it was billed as a comedy and it has embraced that 100%. This show is silly from top to bottom, literally in the post-credit scene’s case. And for those who want a show that’s just fun to watch for roughly thirty minutes they have it in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law.
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She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is also proving that this franchise is pushing new boundaries of storytelling and genres. Kevin Feige has never been one to play it safe and this series isn’t safe at all. Thankfully, with its commitment to satire, it will garner a fanbase that is destined to grow weekly, if the story gets even better through the weeks.
And now we know this show does, indeed, have a villain. Who that villain is, we don’t know yet. But I’m sure it’s going to be a character as equally silly as the rest of this show has been. And then who knows, maybe it’ll actually be a serious villain who’ll bring some darkness to the levity. I can’t wait to see who it is.
All in all, I’m interested to see where this series is heading and I can’t wait for She-Hulk to eventually meet The Avengers. That’s going to be hilarious.
She-Hulk is streaming on Disney Plus right now!
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Hello everyone. My name is Annlyel James. I’m a young woman who loves movies of all genres (specifically ‘Star Wars’ and Marvel movies.) I am also a Senior Correspondent for The Future of the Force.
