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She-Hulk: Attorney at Law

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Jennifer Walters, Banner's cousin.

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Full story

Jennifer Walters is a lawyer in Los Angeles and Bruce Banner's cousin. After a car crash, Bruce's blood mixes with hers and Jen gets the same powers, with one difference: she controls the change and stays herself when she turns green. Bruce tries to train her as a hero, but Jen would rather keep her legal career. She narrates the story herself, talking straight to the audience and commenting on her own show.

After turning into She-Hulk in the middle of a trial to stop the influencer Titania, Jen loses her job. The firm GLK&H hires her to run a new superhuman law division, on one condition: she always shows up in her green form. Her first client is Emil Blonsky, the Abomination, who is up for parole. With help from Wong, who had broken Blonsky out of prison for training, Jen gets him released. Later cases put her up against a magician kicked out of Kamar-Taj, an elf who impersonates celebrities, and a trademark fight with Titania, who tried to register the name "She-Hulk."

Outside the courtroom, Jen tries dating apps and finds out men prefer the green version. She meets Matt Murdock, Daredevil, first as an opposing lawyer and then as a partner in a fight and in bed. Meanwhile, an online hate forum called Intelligencia, led by someone calling himself HulkKing, plots to steal her blood. A guy she dated, Josh, turns out to be the group's spy.

At a lawyers' awards gala, Intelligencia plays an intimate video of Jen. She loses control, wrecks the place, and gets arrested by Damage Control. Released with a power inhibitor, she learns HulkKing is Todd Phelps, a rich creep who injects himself with her blood and becomes a Hulk. The finale starts turning into a generic brawl, and Jen literally walks out of her show: she crosses the Disney+ menu, storms Marvel Studios, and convinces K.E.V.I.N., the AI that makes every call, to change the ending.

In the new version, Todd and Blonsky are arrested, Jen gets her job back, and Bruce returns from Sakaar with a son, Skaar. In the post-credits scene, Wong breaks Blonsky out of prison again and takes him to Kamar-Taj.

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