Dear Haters, The MCU Needs More She-Hulk, Not Less

The She-Hulk: Attorney at Law series had a certain subsection of the internet predisposed against it from the start. The ones who irrationally despise anything not catered to a white cishet male perspective, and who pop up as predictably as a Whack-A-Mole game. Those trollish voices only grew louder as showrunner Jessica Gao’s series crashed its way through the MCU’s doors with all the swagger of Aragorn at Helm's Deep — but with a brazen smirk and unapologetically female perspective on daily life as a woman, and the far darker subjects naturally accompanying a phrase like "daily life as a woman." Although imperfect (few franchise projects aren't), She-Hulk stuck to its vision, dared to be unique, and brought the legendary Tatiana Maslany into the Marvel fold.