The final episode of She-Hulk will delight some fans and disappoint others. This is a series either you love or hate, but even if you hate it, you watched it because you wanted to see the guest appearances and reveals regarding the future of the MCU.
THE SECRET CODE!
What many have not yet picked on when viewing the final episode is the little Q code on a sign on the door of the studio room She-Hulk walks in. The code in the episode links to this website will direct to you a free gift of a free She-Hulk comic that inspired the series plus you can read additional free She-Hulk digital comic books displayed on the bottom of the web page and get a 50% discount off Marvel Unlimited. For those new to She-Hulk and bewildered by her continual breaking of the 4th wall and humor in this series, they will finally get it by reading her comic book history. This might be the first in-show marketing promotion done on Disney +.
MAJOR SPOILERS ALERT (PROCEED AT OWN RISK)
While many speculated that Titania or The Abomination or The Leader or The Red-Hulk would be the "big reveal" villain pulling the strings, the big reveal was that the true manipulator of She-Hulk appears to be Kevin Feige himself, known as K.E.V.I.N. (Knowledge Enhanced Visual Interconnecting Nexus).! Great inside joke. Had K.E.V.I.N. got his way, while most of the writer post-it notes could not be read, the FINALE episode had an end post-it note that "JEN DIES".
Back in June 2021, The Direct broke out the news by their sources (unconfirmed by Marvel) that Skaar (played by Will Deusner, who played Joey Zarick in DC's Stargirl), the son of the Hulk, would appear in the She-Hulk series. Well, their inside sources were correct, and hence nothing new that we did not expect with Hulk flying into space and the alien ship appearing early in the series. Skaar was conceived by the Hulk with a Sakaaran during his journey in space, in the Planet Hulk storyline, which Marvel Cinematic Universe fans look forward to seeing on the big screen. This portends huge plans for actor Wil Deusner, who is also known for his roles in Murder Comes to Town, Outcast, Son of the South, Murder Comes to Town, Shut Eye, and currently in some projects in development.
And be sure to stay tuned in for the post-credits scene!
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