Mexican pilot Alan Tacher matches She-Hulk Is it the canon of the Academy in Marvel?

Just like actor David Zepeda, now also Mexican, Alan Tacher is part of the Marvel Studios multiversesince in the fourth installment of the “She-Hulk” series she was presented at a time when the superheroine is trying to find love in an application from her mobile.

This brief moment may have gone unnoticed by many, as the camera doesn’t stop to show that the famous Mexican racer is one that matches up with she HulkHowever, hawk-eyed fans have committed to showing this iconic moment on social media.

In the profile of the dating application, Alan Thatcher’s photo not only appears with his real name, but is also described as a TV host, a job for which he has become famous for years, for which Fans are now wondering if he is. show “The Academy” is canonical within Marvel Studios.

This means maybe Tony Stark knows Jolette and her funny moments inside ‘The Academy’, or perhaps Bruce Banner witnessed the day when singer Yuridia had to take second place in the show, defeated by the huge popularity of Ernesto Catarino and his delicious apple hanging from a twig.

Criticized and loved, “She-Hulk” presents a comic and satirical story

Since its premiere, the “She-Hulk” series has received hundreds of criticisms and comparisons with other Marvel series, this is because its history is absurdly different from that of other superheroes, as while many are immersed in the drama of its origin story such as Moon Knight and Ms. Marvel, Defender of Heroes brings comedy to Disney +.

With a story full of satire and criticism towards those who have spoken out against the production, She-Hulk presented 4 chapters of the Disney + catalog, where several unexpected cameos were present, such as the Mexican pilot Alan Tacher or the fearless rapper Megan Thee Stallion, who has an iconic moment with the superheroine.

In total, “She-Hulk” will have 9 chapters on Disney + scheduled, so that in the coming weeks it will continue to give something to talk about, on the way to the end of its story, but no doubt a comedy and satire will continue to be. an important part of the program, dividing the audience between those who love it and those who hate it.