Anyone who has already seen the first episode of ‘She-Hulk: Lawyer Hulka’, the new Disney + series, will have understood that one of its strengths is humor. In the comics, Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany) is already presented as a character with a great sense of humor, especially when it comes to repeatedly making fun of being a superhero within a comic.
In an interview for IGN, the lead author of the series, Jessica Gao revealed the humorous limits set by Marvel by writing “She-Hulk: Lawyer Hulka”. Gao says Marvel allowed them to take the lines as far as they wanted as long as they didn’t affect the brand itself: “Most of the time, the only pranks they forced us to play were when we were a little too mean making fun of Marvel stuff.”.
“I think what this shows and should reassure fans is that Marvel has reached a point where it is willing to expand into areas never seen before. They are open to doing so, to trying new things, and to entering areas that were previously outside their comfort zone.”said the writer.
How did the post-credits scene come about?
One of the moments of the first episode that got the most talk on social media was the post-credits scene. In her, Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) reveals Captain America lost his virginity to girl on USO tour in the 1940s. Scene that caused Chris Evans’ reaction on social networks, and at what time we know who invented it.
As reported by Comicbook.com, Gao herself stated for io9 that the production of this sequence was an idea of Kevin Feige, the producer of Marvel: “Kevin was very involved in that joke and was actually the one who offered the answer to that question.. I can’t believe we have finally resolved this issue once and for all. “.
Source: E Cartelera
