The hilarious momentum of She-Hulk: Attorney At Law continues in Episode 2. The most current chapter presents Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany) with an intriguing problem, but it’s nothing she can’t solve with a little assistance from her friends.
This week provides us more time with some of She-supporting Hulk’s characters, but it does so in a way that successfully emphasises how they will help Jen through her struggles rather than detracting from the main plot. However, this does imply that Bruce (Mark Ruffalo) will appear significantly less in Episode 2. It’s time for Pug (Josh Segarra) and Nikki (Ginger Gonzaga) to shine! Dennis (Drew Matthews) action is also thrown in there, which is unfortunate for everyone.
Even though Jen is more adept at controlling her Hulk than Bruce is, the introduction of gamma radiation still dramatically altered Jen’s reality. Adieu, regular lawyer, and hello, spotlight She-Hulk! Jen’s “under the radar” efforts have failed, and she is now beginning to understand that everyone is far more intrigued by the large green woman than by the highly competent lawyer. Except for everyone who is unable to participate in a “side show,” that is. This week, we start to move away from the origin story and show how much of a transformation Jen actually underwent in the first episode, the absurdity of vigilantism in any universe, and the injustices that have been allowed to continue in the Marvel Cinematic Universe because it would take too long to go back and clear up former villains who were forced into their roles rather than choosing to be bad. You now have proof that Abomination makes his She-Hulk debut in this episode, so you can say it with confidence!