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She-Hulk is one of the new heroes that will be introduced in the MCU in its massive Phase 4 slate. The Marvel hero will be portrayed by Orphan Black 's Tatiana Maslany, and it will also feature the return of Mark Ruffalo's Bruce Banner. She-Hulk follows the story of Jennifer Walters as she transitions into a superhero while also juggling her daily life as a lawyer.  Ruffalo and Maslany will be joined by a stellar cast that includes Jameela Jamil as Titania, Renee Elise Goldsberry, Ginger Gonzaga, and Tim Roth's Abomination. Aside from its basic premise, the exact plot details of She-Hulk are still being kept under wraps.  ADVERTISEMENT Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige described  She-Hulk as a  “half-hour legal comedy,”  a genre that the studio has  “never done... before.”  This tease led fans to speculate how characters like Abomination would fit in the show's grand scheme of things.  Now, Roth addressed Abomination's role in S...

Marvel’s Disney+ streak is currently on hiatus after a successful run with  Hawkeye to finish 2021, but fans shouldn’t fret—that train will start back up soon. The next outing under its belt will be Oscar Isaac’s Moon Knight , whose trailer knocked the socks off of audiences. After that’s in the bag,  Ms. Marvel and She-Hulk  will add to the MCU's Disney+ collection. The release order isn’t known yet, but both will continue the streak of introducing brand-new heroes. ADVERTISEMENT The difference with She-Hulk, however, is how strong the ties are between the newly established Jennifer Walters and the wider MCU. For one, her origin story is directly tied to her cousin: Bruce Banner, that famous green Avenger. The universe-saving hero won’t be the only connection the series leans on. It was previously announced that Tim Roth’s Abomination, who was last seen properly in The Incredible Hulk  (brief Shang-Chi cameo not included), would be making his gra...