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How does She-Hulk fit into the Marvel universe and who will cameo in Disney+ series?
Marvel comics for years and finally she is making her Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) debut.She isn’t getting the big screen treatment though, but rather her own series on Disney+, expanding the already enormous back-catalogue of superhero content on the platform.Audiences will be unfamiliar with the character, as her bigger cousin has always overshadowed her in live action, so here is everything you need to know before the premiere.She-Hulk follows Jennifer Walters as she balances her up-and-coming law career with her reluctant foray into the superhero world when she becomes the titular character.She first appeared in 1980, in The Savage She-Hulk volume one, and her popularity on the page has skyrocketed since.One of her defining qualities is her Deadpool-style fourth wall-breaking quips as she is aware of the reader/viewer.Jennifer isn’t as strong as the Hulk, though what separated her from Bruce in the comics was her ability to retain her intelligence when she transforms.However, since Hulk has been intelligent while in his big-green mode since Avengers: Endgame, it is less clear how the two are distinct in the MCU.Fans have been praying for a World War Hulk adaptation for years, with many hoping the new series will see the green goliath return to his out-of-control rage by the end.There is a deluge of Marvel shows and films right now, with more content in Phase Four than phases one, two and three combined, and it isn't even over yet.It can make the timeline less clear, as films such as Black Widow jump around across the established sequence of events.In an interview with TVLine, She-Hulk head writer and executive producer Jessica Gao clarified where it fits into the timeline.She explained that it’s “not too far”
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‘She-Hulk’ Star Tatiana Maslany, Director and Head Writer Defend Marvel’s VFX Artists Amid CGI Criticism
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law” team is defending criticism about the visual effects work in the Tatiana Maslany-led show, amid a recent wave of VFX artists speaking up about alleged poor working conditions for projects produced by Marvel Studios.“I feel incredibly, like, deferential to how talented these artists are and how quickly they have to work, obviously, like much quicker than probably should be given to them, in terms of like churning these things out,” Maslany told reporters during a virtual panel for the upcoming Disney+ series at the Television Critics Association’s summer press tour Wednesday.Jessica Gao, who is head writer on the series, added: “It’s terrible that a lot of artists feel rushed and feel that the the workload is too massive. I mean, I think everybody on this panel stands in solidarity with all workers and is very pro-good working conditions.” “She-Hulk” director Kat Coiro noted that while she’s worked with VFX artists on the show, “we’re not behind the scenes on these long nights and days.”“If they’re feeling pressure we stand with them and we listen to them,” Coiro added.Maslany, Gao and Coiro had been asked by a journalist about their experiences with the “She-Hulk” VFX artists and “how you feel about the finished product,” noting that “there have been numerous accounts lately that VFX houses … they are feeling incredibly crushed by the studios in general and Marvel keeps getting called out.”Criticism specifically of Marvel Studios has been bubbling on the internet over the past few months, starting with anonymous posts on Reddit alleging overwhelming last-minute changes and poor pay for overtime.
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