She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode Five Review - 6 Ups & 3 Downs

As said in the previous entry, a lot of the episode focused on Jen’s appearance as She-Hulk, and how the one suit she has worn all series isn’t exactly inspiring. Though the jokes may have been a little much, she was at least brought into the life of Luke. As a superhero tailor, this part of the series arguably presents more opportunity for crossover than the courtroom.

Any superhero can be sued eventually, but every super is in constant need of threads, whether they are buying new or touching up the old. As the episode ended and Luke showed Jen her new clothes, a box was moved to show Daredevil’s helmet stored inside.

In theory, this could have been an even bigger moment than Charlie Cox rocking up in Spider-Man: No Way Home. There he was only Matt Murdoch, but here was Daredevil. The only problem is that everyone watching already knew that the Man Without Fear is set to make an appearance in the show.

In the same way the the Multiverse of Madness trailers ruined Professor X’s appearance, this moment could have had so much more impact had no one known it was coming. This could have genuinely broke the internet, particularly coming just days after seeing Charlie Cox grace the stage at the D23 Expo.