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Screenshot: Marvel StudiosTo say the season finale of She-Hulk broke the fourth wall is an understatement; instead, it would be more accurate to say it was Hulk-Smashed into a fine powder. Your appreciation for the unbelievably meta ending may vary, but it’s worth noting that the... entity pulling the strings of season one was originally different.In “Whose Show Is This?”, Jen (Tatiana Maslany) gets so fed up with the random guest stars and mundane CG throwdown that closes most Marvel Cinematic Universe stories that she…

Image: Warner Bros.David Gordon Green gives an update on his Exorcist reboot. Andy Serkis and Jonathan Cavendish want to bring back The Wicker Man. Mike Flanagan hypes up The Fall of the House of Usher. Plus, check out a sneak peek at the She-Hulk finale, and what’s next on Stargirl. Spoilers get!BarbarellaDeadline reports Sydney Sweeney (Madame Web, The White Lotus) is attached to star in a remake of Barbarella at Sony, however,“no writer or director” is currently connected. The outlet additionally notes Sweeney “is…

Marvel fans are convinced the She-Hulkfinale teased an exciting Bruce Banner storyline.The finale of She-Hulk: Attorney-at-Law was released on Thursday (13 October), and many viewers think the episode set up a chapter for Hulk that fans have been requesting for some time.This storyline would position Mark Ruffalo’s Bruce Banner as World War Hulk – one of, if not the most unbeatable forces in the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).In episode two, Hulk, in his Smart form that was introduced in Avengers: Endgame, leaves…

Marvel fans are convinced theShe-Hulk finale teased an exciting Bruce Banner storyline.The finale of She-Hulk: Attorney-at-Law was released on Thursday (13 October), and many viewers think the episode set up a chapter for Hulk that fans have been requesting for some time.This storyline would position Mark Ruffalo’s Bruce Banner as World War Hulk – one of, if not the most unbeatable forces in the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).In episode two, Hulk, in his Smart form that was introduced in Avengers: Endgame, leaves…

Image: Marvel Studios“The latest Marvel movie/TV show/something or other just changed the Marvel universe forever!!!” is a sentiment you hear about practically every Marvel movie/TV show/something or other at this point. Game-changing potentiality drives scope and scale and pushes us onto the next thing, and the thing after that. She-Hulk joins its Marvel compatriots in doing so, but it comes at it with a suitably askew angle.What if we broke the Marvel universe to give a woman the control over her own story?“Whose Show…

It’s been a wild 18 months for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Not only has the multi-billion-dollar franchise expanded into TV, but it’s started to use the medium to recontextualize the films that built its empire in the first place. And no series has done more work in that regard than She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, which sets one of the oldest MCU supervillains back on the board. It’s a clear sign that Louis Leterrier’s much maligned 2008 movie The Incredible Hulk is back in the forefront of the MCU.…

| Two weeks ago, Southern Comics California comic shop posted the following appeal. "We are forced to make a change in the store's accountability. As most of you know, we have dealt with a burglary attempt, a costly burglary and consistent shoplifting. Try as we might, the shoplifting continues, despite all our security upgrades. If this is a continued example of rampant crime and theft that seems to have begun with the pandemic, we want off the "victim train." We now have to post a guard at the most sensitive portion of…

| The Incredible Hulk Annual #1 is best known for its iconic cover by Jim Steranko, but what isn't as well known is that the issue artist Marie Severin redrew the Hulk's face. Steranko tells the story that, back in the day, the cover had fallen through the cracks at Marvel and needed to be completed immediately. Steranko accepted the assignment late one afternoon and agreed to an 8 am deadline the next morning. He knew it was a potentially dangerous job when he asked what should appear on the cover and was told by the…

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Yup. He’s here. Screenshot: Marvel StudiosEverything on She-Hulk: Attorney at Law has led to this. Every character we’ve met, every storyline we’ve teased, every iota of self-growth, it all came together in the eighth and penultimate episode of the show, “Ribbit and Rip It.” A seemingly disconnected story about a hero named Leapfrog became the basis for Jen and She-Hulk co-existing in heroic fashion, Jen’s love life to find a worthy match, and a cliffhanger ending shooting the show toward the end of the season.After a…