She-Hulk spoilers follow.
Breaking the fourth wall long before Deadpool, She-Hulk is well known for her lighthearted and self-referential meta-comedy in the comics, with a certain feminist edge. This winning formula is what set John Byrne’s seminal Sensational She-Hulk apart from the rest back in the ’80s, establishing Jennifer Walters as the whip-smart and witty Jade Giantess we know and love today.
Following Shulkie’s long-awaited debut in the MCU – with director Kat Coiro at the helm and a largely female writers room led by Jessica Gao – it’s exciting to finally see a fun, female-led Marvel series tackle grounded topics such as navigating a male-dominated workplace and online dating from a genuine (and relatable) female perspective.
The courtroom comedy starts off strong, balancing fun meta-moments with a fascinating spotlight on the misogyny and sexism Jennifer faces on a…
