She-Hulk: Attorney at Law trailer

[bloodtide]

$1K, for a high payed lawyer, is one suit.

I have no idea. I'm the kind of guy that buys suits at Value City for $39.00.

But....yawn...just say the Tony Stark Foundation For Statuesque Super-Heroines gave her a billion dollar clothing allowance and or Stark Big Girl nanites make all her clothing in .00001 seconds.

 

[Argyle King]

Well, just like the Hulk and other characters she has a personality and a mindset. The Hulk does not have a drawback, so why must She Hulk?

The Hulk does/did have drawbacks.

They're even brought up in episode 1 of She-Hulk.

 

[Rabulias]

You mean folks within the regular range of human strength who've had literally their entire lives to adjust to how strong they are? As opposed to, say, an average-sized woman who suddenly woke up one morning in a body she's not used to and suddenly able to bench-press small houses?

In my head canon this was covered off-screen in her Hulk orientation camp with Bruce.

 

[delericho]

I'm mostly enjoying this show, and especially the first episode. The only issue I have is the CGI of She-Hulk herself, which after that first episode just doesn't look 'right'. Which is something of a weakness.

 

[Bagpuss]

I'm mostly enjoying this show, and especially the first episode. The only issue I have is the CGI of She-Hulk herself, which after that first episode just doesn't look 'right'. Which is something of a weakness.

Agreed, it seemed odd that they sort of set themselves up for her being CGI a lot of the time, with the law firm requiring her to be "in Hulk form" for work. It's like they made a rod for their own back. They didn't need to do that.

 

[Maxperson]

The b plot feels like an episode of like judge judy

Wong pulled another "Wong out"

That naughty word-eating grin Jen gives when describing Dennis

It also looks like we have an over-arching villain

M.O.D.O.K.?

 

[Maxperson]

The show sure was impressed with itself for getting Megan Thee Stallion in it. I found it a bit jarring how self-impressed it was. Not being into celebrities, I have nearly no idea who Megan Thee Stallion is (I mean, I've heard the name, but beyond that...) I had to go "I guess that's her, then?"

Well, they did have her announce who she was in the courtroom for those of us who wouldn't otherwise know.

 

[Umbran]

The Hulk does not have a drawback, so why must She Hulk?

Being a nearly-mindless rage-beast is kind of a drawback.
Having a large number of people figuring that you are threat to human safety any place you go is a drawback.
Having to withdraw from most human contact to manage the rage beast was kind of a drawback.
Presumably, having the possibility of the rage-beast returning is a drawback.

 

[bloodtide]

Being a nearly-mindless rage-beast is kind of a drawback.
Having a large number of people figuring that you are threat to human safety any place you go is a drawback.
Having to withdraw from most human contact to manage the rage beast was kind of a drawback.
Presumably, having the possibility of the rage-beast returning is a drawback.

1-3 do not apply to Professor Hulk.
4 is possible for She Hulk (happened in the comics)

And She Hulk has the Is a known public celebrity drawback and the inexperience drawback.

 

[Stalker0]

She hulk doesn’t have true weaknesses in terms of any physical problems, but that’s not really a problem for the show she is in.

For example, Rey from Star Wars gets the Mary Sue criticism because she has few real struggles, but is also in a “heroes journey” type story where the struggle and growth of power is a key part of the story.

She Hulk is more a comedy and deals with the instant becoming of a celebrity…in a way the protagonist didn’t want, and the impact that has on her life. So the traditional “hero struggles” aren’t really q part of the story, and so the lack of those qualities doesn’t really affect the story.