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Not only does 'She-Hulk' reference one of the MCU’s most overlooked movies, but it acknowledges one of its strangest characteristics.

A lot happened when Hulk was away from Earth. Now, after 'She-Hulk,' Bruce Banner wants to know what went down.

Episode 1 of 'She-Hulk: Attorney at Law' finally explains why Mark Ruffalo's Bruce Banner showed up in his human form during the mid-credits scene of 'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.'

In a genre that takes itself too seriously, Tatiana Maslany's super-powered attorney proves women have more fun

Captain America didn’t die a virgin, in case you were wondering.

OUR GREATEST QUESTION ABOUT THE MCU IS FINALLY ANSWERED

The new Disney+ superhero series has already been lambasted by some for its shoddy visual effects. Marvel fans are surely getting used to it by now, writes Louis Chilton

In the first episode of "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law," audiences not only learn how Jennifer Walters gains her superpowers — they also discover that she's a tad obsessed with Steve Rogers' sex life. It's something she keeps pestering her cousin Bruce Banner about until he reveals whether Rogers ever lost…

She-Hulk’s look adds to the campy fun of this borderline silly but always entertaining chapter in the never-ending Marvel saga.

How will Jennifer Walters juggle life as a tough L.A. lawyer and a huge green mutant?

The actress, 36, plays Titania, a social media influencer with superhuman strength, in the highly anticipated Marvel show