Marvel Cinematic Universe is about to expand again with the debut of Jennifer Walters, who is an incredibly talented and well-established lawyer in the comics.
It seems that the show will be taking a more comedic stance on proceedings but there are sure to be a variety of intriguing cases for She-Hulk to get stuck into, thanks to her role in a superhuman department. These cases might involve fun characters, play into the larger MCU or perhaps reflect certain arcs from the comics!
Emil Blonsky's Case
Emil Blonsky was once an experiment of the United States military, a soldier who thought he was going above and beyond his duty to protect against the Incredible Hulk. His mutation into the Abomination corrupted his very purpose and has led him to be placed behind bars himself.
It would be fascinating to see Walters take on his case in court, considering the relationship Blonsky has had with her cousin, Bruce Banner. If she was to represent him, against her wishes, it would add an extra layer of intriguing conflict, that would likely eventually see her test her metal against a classic comic book villain.
A Matt Murdock Partnership
Matt Murdock finds himself in court most days, defending those who can't afford a traditional lawyer. While he becomes Daredevil at night, his time in the courtroom is actually full of success. Indeed, a continuation of his Netflix series could even include Jennifer Walters in one of his cases.
Of course, the first place that these two incredible lawyers could team up is in She-Hulk. It would be fun to see Walters firmly established in the MCU by standing alongside an equal like Matt Murdock who is no stranger to superpowered cases. If there's potential for the two supers to also battle alongside one another, then that's a bonus!
The Inhumans Resettlement
The Inhumans have been brought back into the Marvel Cinematic Universe Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness. While their initial show was less-than well received, there's an opportunity here to re-establish the team on screen.
Inhumans, the ABC series concluded with the Royal family stranded on Earth amongst their people. The Inhumans need to be resettled; New Attilan perhaps. It's a huge case but one that Jennifer Walters could surely take on, as she finds a way for these powered people to establish their own society outside of the Moon.
Damage Control
Not much has been done with Damage Control thus far. They have briefly been established as a Stark company and were tasked with cleaning up the messes left behind by the superhero community. There's sure to be a legal case to be had in connection, though.
Whether Damage Control is being sued for the potentially corrupt way they've carried out their work, or perhaps Damage Control is taking a super to court over their destructive activity, Jennifer Walters is surely perfectly placed to weigh in on such an influential case.
A Jessica Jones Investigation
Jessica Jones doesn't find herself in a courtroom very often, but she is an expert detective who could easily provide the kind of evidence necessary to win a case. She's the kind of ally that lawyers would be extremely happy to have around and could form a unique partnership with Walters.
She-Hulk remains to be seen, but fans would be thrilled to see Jennifer getting involved in a case that requires the skills of Alias Investigations. Plus, in the field of battle, these two strong and inspiring women would make a mighty team.
New Asgard's Affairs
New Asgard has been set up in Norway as a way to resettle the Asgardians, due to the destruction of their previous home. It's unclear how this decision came about or what kind of power these Gods now hold amongst humans, considering they once enjoyed such cosmic strength.
There are sure to be some legal cases involving New Asgard and the part they can play in the international community. Its people aren't just superpowered, they are literal deities. Jennifer Walters has the confidence and skill to wade into this kind of case; it would actually help define history for the future of the MCU.
Multiverse Variants
The Multiverse is clearly becoming a major part of the MCU moving forward. Fans have already seen breaches in the Multiverse, whether it's various iterations of Spider-Man breaking through or Loki changing the timeline. It's not known how the T.V.A. now operates with the downfall of He Who Remains.
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That could mean that Variants might start popping up throughout Earth-616. If there is a Variant, what is the legality of their position in this reality moving forward? They can't assume the life of their doppelganger but seemingly aren't a citizen of anywhere. It's a complex case that She-Hulk might be able to solve. The Thunderbolts have been heavily teased in the MCU already. Although there is a Dark Avengers type of team being built by Valentina, there's also room for a Thunderbolts unit as well. It might even be a group that Abomination is being brought into in She-Hulk. Of course, there are a lot of legal challenges to taking a group of villains into the field, especially if the government is using the kind of program that sees a bomb in the head of its . Jennifer Walters would defend the rights of these criminals, even someone like Blonksy who has wronged her family. Prowler or Aaron Davis has only appeared once in the MCU thus far, but audiences would love to see the quirky character return. He's the uncle of Miles Morales and has been known to involve himself in some petty crimes. He might be in trouble with the law again! Davis could be looking for legal counsel in the form of Jennifer Walters. The type of crime he's involved himself in would probably be ridiculous, but it would be interesting to see if the character has evolved into becoming Prowler, with the costume as well, and how he'd bounce off of his lawyer. One of the major cases that She-Hulk takes on in the comics involves a villain known as the Jester. The character is wrongfully accused of a crime and his case eventually leads to his death, much to the shame of Walters who feels there has been some injustice done. The case is the first step in the direction of the second Civil War in Marvel Comics history. This battle might be set up in She-Hulk, although that does seem unlikely. Perhaps as a nod to the narrative and a way to include the wacky character, Jennifer could represent Jester and actually get some justice in the show.
Thunderbolts
A Prowler Theft
The Jester
