Review - She-Hulk: Attorney At Law smashes it as one of Marvel's best series yet

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Disney+ for a fun, feisty and fantastic opening to what can only be described as Marvel's best series yet.Continuing Marvel's expansion of the comic book universe, the phenomenal Tatiana Maslany is perfectly cast as Jennifer Walters, a.k.a She-Hulk, who balances her life as the superhero with being a deputy district attorney.As soon as Tatiana steps onto the screen as She-Hulk, she becomes an instant favourite and makes the role her own - and I just cannot get enough of her sassy, quick witted character.READ MORE: How does She-Hulk fit into the Marvel universe and who will cameo in Disney+ series?So where does she fit into the Marvel Universe?

Here's a little overview.Taking a nod from the comic books after her on-screen colleague Nikki tells her to "hulk out" if an upcoming court case becomes tricky, Jennifer Walters breaks the fourth wall by talking to the viewers and explaining her backstory as She-Hulk - with a little help from a familiar face.We're then whisked away to months earlier, where Jennifer and her cousin Bruce Banner, also known as The Hulk, are involved in a car accident (no spoilers here as to why) - with Jennifer finding her blood infused with Bruce's.After she wakes-up in a lab, Bruce tries to help Jennifer control her transformations - leading to a fun, almost eighties film-esque training montage that leaves you grinning from ear to ear.The series also stays faithful to the comic books, and sees Jennifer travel back home after managing to take control of her powers.Jameela Jamil makes a powerful impression as a superpowered influencer who busts into the courtroom, only for Jennifer to showcase her superhuman strength - before stepping back into her shoes to finish her closing arguments in court.It is.