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Last year, at Disney’s D23 Expo, it was stated that Marvel Studios was working on a TV series focused around She-Hulk for Disney+. Here are five things to know about Disney’s live-action upcoming She-Hulk series.
Jessica Gao Is Working As A Writer
Jessica Gao will work as the head writer of the production, fresh off her Emmy success for writing Rick and Morty’s popular Pickle Rick event. Writer and Deadpool comic book author Dana Schwartz is also on the card as a writer.
Release Date Of She-Hulk
The series is anticipated to release at some time in 2024. Still, there is no official release date has been authenticated. The series is arranged to begin shooting in Atlanta in August 2024.
About She-Hulk
She-Hulk first debuted in November 1979’s Savage She-Hulk #1, which explains her exciting origin story. Jennifer Walters is an experienced attorney and the relative of Bruce Banner (aka The Incredible Hulk), who is gunned down by an evil boss with a fight against her.
Who Will Play She-Hulk In The Series?
Who will perform She-Hulk in the upcoming series for Disney+? Nobody knows although a rumor commenced spreading the previous week that Marvel was finding an “Alison Brie-type” for the character of She-Hulk, aka Jennifer Walters, cousin of The Hulk, aka Bruce Banner.
The Community, Mad Men, and GLOW actress herself had a complete answer to the rumor. And momentarily, we have at least one kind piece of fan art explaining how Alison Brie could see in the character if pick up.
She-Hulk Will Crossover With The MCU films
Marvel are getting an unusual approach with their Disney+ series than they did with the similarities of Agents of SHIELD and Netflix’s The Defenders. When their prior TV presents were technically established in the MCU, their connections with the films were slim at best.
Nonetheless, the Disney+ series declared so far, which add Falcon and Winter Soldier, WandaVision, Loki and Hawkeye, will all bind in straight with the stories opening in the MCU films.
Pre-production did refer to name She-Hulk as a future Avenger – implying that the crime-fighting attorney could be the first TV personality to crossover into an anticipated Avengers film.
