Spoilers She-Hulk: Attorney at Law discussion thread

Deadpool first appeared in New Mutants 98, February 1991. He first broke the fourth wall in a small way in Deadpool number 28, published in May 1999, and it grew from there.

https://screenrant.com/deadpool-fourth-wall-break-first-time-ever/

 

Fragile, hell, I don't know how people even keep up with the MCU. I'm not an avid fan of everything MCU, so I focus only on my favorites, like X-Men, She-Hulk, Deadpool, and so on. I stopped watching the Avengers movies after the second one. I assume there's more, and that's awesome, but I just don't know how someone can think the MCU is in danger when it's already so bogged down by every single detail there is about movies, comics, books, TV shows, multi-genre tie-ins, and so on, and so on, and so on, I don't think anything could bring it down because it is an indestructible, eternal Gordian knot.

Then again, I just like a handful of superhero movies and TV shows because they're fun and engaging, so what do I know? :P

 

I wouldn't say the MCU is fragile but i's been pushing it with maybe to much content. It's already been talked about how the special effects people have especially been having a hard time because of all of the projects and also Feige has attention spread and can't keep a eye on everything as much as he use to.

I have noticed a drop in quality in Phase 4 and for me I have actually been liking the shows better than most of the movies recently. Still it's way to soon to say it's all over or they won't fix things.

 

He literally used a time machine to kill the actor that plays him so he doesn't star in Green Lantern. Your argument is completely invalid.

 

I erased the disastrous (even other than this part) deadpool 2 from my memory.

 

Your argument is still invalid. The movie exists and did what you said you would be whiney about. So go whine about it or stop being petty about She-Hulk. You can't have it both ways and simply say 'I'm right because I decided to ignore certain evidence that destroys my statement'.

 

I whined about it at the time. What makes you think I didn't...

 

That would be very on brand.

 

Something I keep meaning to bring up from the finale and then kept forgetting: Either Smart Hulk shrunk from regular Hulk or the Abomination grew massively because it was really weird to see how short Hulk stood when he confronted the Abomination. Perhaps that was just quiet commentary on the impending fourth wall breaking, but whatever the case, it really stood out.

 

The Marvel receptionist was played by Matt Wilkie, who was the actual Marvel receptionist when they shot the scene. He's since moved on to other roles within Marvel.

 

You're just like me, you say what you think, and I seriously like that about you. You feel what you feel, like what you like, say what you mean. No complaints here.

I may not always agree, but it's always a good conversation.

 

Honest to god.... everytime I decide to enter a discussion/debate on this forum I regret it within 5 minutes.

I'll just stick to reading and a lot of

 

Then do the same to She-Hulk

 

In the comics, his size was dependent on how angry he was. The angrier he was, the bigger and stronger he was. Perhaps a compromise to being Smart Hulk is he's not as strong or large as dumb Hulk could potentially be.

 

Oh, that's a smart (heh) distinction there. I don't think I've seen that explanation before but that makes sense in this case.

 

But I like She-Hulk...

 

Nah, I self censor a lot of what I REALLY want to say.

I think I am banned from TNZ and that was supposed to be the free speech zone haha

 

Yes, but I am being rounddabout accused of sexism, and that just ain't it.
"Why don't you complain about Deadpool?"
I did...

 

The fourth wall breaking is what makes both characters stand out. They're pretty forgettable with out it. Plu they're comedies.

 

Then ignore the final episode, I don't know.