She-Hulk: Attorney at Law has finally ended with a jaw-dropping finale introducing brand new characters and setting up further stories for new characters. Its ending led so multiple questions sprouting, both regarding the future of Jennifer Walters, and that of her brother, Bruce Banner. Hulk has had his wait in having his own projects after The Incredible Hulk.
Now it might finally be time for Hulk to get ready for his own arc. With She-Hulk: Attorney at Law only the second Hulk-centred project to date, this not only gives future Hulk-related projects room to be built but, also gives Jen Walters a place to be a part of the story.
She-Hulk Might have Set Up World War Hulk
Jennifer Walters had a scene within the finale that was the turning point for the entire show. Her tendency to break the fourth wall had very subtly referred to there being a Hulk movie, possibly World War Hulk. The director of the series, Kat Coiro said,
“One of my favorite things about the whole series is the chemistry between Tatiana and Mark, and their kind of sibling, big brother/little sister dynamic. And I think bringing that to the big screen would be a no-brainer.”
The question of a sequel season and a Hulk solo movie were both raised to the director, Kat Coiro, who in turn said that she too hopes to see both of those projects happen. The introduction of Skaar is a significant plot point that has not yet been fully developed. A fascinating feature to further explore on the big screen is the dynamic between Tatiana Maslany and Mark Ruffalo, as Coiro noted.
In actuality, there had already been earlier hints concerning the solo Hulk project. Ruffalo seemed to suggest that the Green Goliath has a promising future by saying that he could envision the character “going back to ‘Berserker Hulk’ or ‘World War Hulk'” during his discussion about the character’s future.
The Inclusion Of She-Hulk In World War Hulk
Kat Coiro had stated how she would love to see Tatiana Maslany’s character as well as Ruffalo’s character mix so perfectly in the show. This only made her want to see the two spreading their sibling love on the big screen.
As of now, there has been no official announcement for a project of such sort, however, rumors have been circulating for a while now, after the return of Tim Roth’s Abomination being once again introduced in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and finally getting more screen time in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law. Bringing back the character was the first hint of a proper Hulk project in the works. Having to see Jen Walters be a part of it would only add to the Hulk-Esque ideas that could be brewing.
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is now streaming on Disney+.
Source: The Direct
