“She-Hulk: Lawyer Hulka” continued its broadcast on Disney + on September 1 with the premiere of the third episode of the series starring Tatiana Maslany. Although the cameos of Wong (Benedict Wong) and Megan Thee Stallion may have distracted us, several users have noted a QR code who made an appearance at some point in the episode.
We can find it at 8:23 of the episode, when Augustus (Josh Segarra) searches YouTube for information on the Asgardian posing as Megan Thee Stallion. On the web we can see the QR code, which if we scan takes us to a Marvel page that allows us to read a ‘She-Hulk’ comic for free. Marvel has already done this type of promotion in “Moon Knight” and “Ms. Marvel ‘, allowing any fan to discover the base of characters that are added to the MCU.
The hateful tweets were real
As with other Marvel titles, “She-Hulk” is full of Easter eggs. In this third chapter we also see how society reacted to the news of the existence of She-Hulk as well as the Hulk. On television they review the hateful tweets criticizing the “forced inclusion” of women among superheroesamong other nonsense.
It looks like Marvel took inspiration. In 2019, when Marvel announced She-Hulk, comments were spammed with outraged men. Also some of the exact words shown in the video. “So now we have a metoo movement and all the male heroes are gone?” #SheHulk #SheHulkAttorneyAtLaw pic.twitter.com/YQoJGcnAP6
? She-Hulk Updates (@shehuIkupdates) 1 September 2022
Twitter account @shehulkupdates found that Marvel Studios didn’t have to search far to find inspiration for those tweets, as some are practically traced back to answers that we can find in the announcement of the series on the Instagram account of the Casa de las Ideasas one says “So we have a #MeToo movement and all the male heroes are gone?” or “Why does everything have to be feminine?”.
The series premieres new chapters every Thursday on Disney +.
Source: E Cartelera
