She-Hulk has delivered some of the most iconic and captivating moments in Marvel television history. Jennifer Walters, better known as She-Hulk, has had a vibrant presence across both animated series and live-action adaptations. As a character who balances superhuman strength with legal expertise, She-Hulk offers a blend of superhero action and sharp wit rarely seen in the Marvel universe. While her popularity exploded with She-Hulk: Attorney At Law in the MCU timeline, many others her standout moments in animated that capture the essence of what makes Jennifer Walters a fan favorite. r355n

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has introduced some of its best characters yet in the lead-up to Avengers: Doomsday, but I'm shocked that one, who might be the strongest of all of them, has done nothing more than eat a meal in the franchise. While some of the strongest Avengers are confirmed to appear in the film, several have not been mentioned. This includes one hero who made an especially strange cameo in a Marvel series, and seems to have been entirely forgotten about since.

The forthcoming Imperial event is giving She-Hulk an awesome new design, but I have concerns Marvel may be about to ruin the character. Superstar writer Jonathan Hickman is ing forces with artists Iban Coello and Federico Vicentini to revamp Marvel’s cosmic side, including a new direction for the Hulk Family. While the new designs for the Hulks are undeniably cool, they might be sending She-Hulk in the wrong direction.

Tatiana Maslany gets candid about the reactions to She-Hulk: Attorney at Law following her introduction in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. While the MCU timeline has introduced multiple new heroes and villains throughout The Multiverse Saga, not every addition has had the easiest time with finding their place in the franchise. One of them was Jennifer Walters, as the She-Hulk: Attorney at Law TV show was one of the heavily criticized series to come out during Phase 4.

Almost three years after She-Hulk: Attorney At Law officially brought Matt Murdock to the television side of the MCU, Charlie Cox is taking the lead in Daredevil: Born Again. The actor originated the role in Netflix's 2015 show, Daredevil, which was dubiously canon to the MCU before being added to the official franchise timeline. Cox also reprised the role of Matt Murdock/Daredevil in 2021's Spider-Man: No Way Home, 2024's Echo, and 2025's Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.

She-Hulk: Attorney at Law introduced Jen Walters's She-Hulk, portrayed by Tatiana Maslany, to the MCU. Initially, she rejects the idea of being a full-time hero, wanting to keep up her life as a normal attorney, but it's not easy to go back to normal once the world knows that Jen Walters is She-Hulk. For fans looking for more She-Hulk in the same vein as the show, look no further than writer Rainbow Rowell's recent run on the title.

The events of Captain America: Brave New World could be devastating for an MCU hero introduced in Phase 4. Of all the Phase 5 installments released so far, Captain America: Brave New World may be the one that may have the biggest non-multiversal implications on the MCU's Earth. The discovery of adamantium, an international war near-miss, Captain America's decision to reassemble the Avengers, and President Ross' destitution after transforming into Red Hulk in Captain America: Brave New World's ending are all events that will probably start significant chain reactions across the world.

As Daredevil: Born Again gets ready to premiere on Disney+, Marvel Cinematic Universe star Tatiana Maslany addresses the chances of She-Hulk potentially coming over to the show. It has been nearly three years since the She-Hulk: Attorney at Law series came to an end, as Jennifer Walters made her debut in the MCU timeline. One of the biggest highlights was Charlie Cox showing up for a few episodes as the Devil of Hell's Kitchen, which led to a temporary fling between him and Jennifer.

It looks like Daredevil: Born Again will skirt around a particularly divisive MCU moment from She-Hulk: Attorney At Law, according to showrunner Dario Scardapane. After some delay, Daredevil: Born Again will finally land on Disney+ on March 4 and pick up with Charlie Cox's iconic New York vigilante after several cameos in various MCU productions. The trailer for Daredevil: Born Again confirms that Matt Murdock has retired from his vigilantism, which seemingly came soon after delivering violent justice in a cameo in 2022's She-Hulk: Attorney at Law alongside the titular lawyer-turned-superhero.

Warning: Contains SPOILERS for Avengers Assemble #3While Marvel’s apocalyptic summer event, Blood Hunt, is over, the hunt continues for street-level heroes like She-Hulk. Doom granted vampires immunity to the sun, freeing an entire species - but now the humans hunt the communities of daywalkers. While taking on a pack of vampire-like vampire-hunters, She-Hulk faces herself a bloodsucking threat. However, this gamma-powered hero proves to be too much for her enemies.