Why Marvel's She-Hulk Season 2 Likely Won't Happen, According To Tatiana Maslany

The problem with "She-Hulk" wasn't in its execution or objective of being a procedural sitcom with a heroic hue but the toxic review bombing from viewers who didn't enjoy it. Regardless of the twerking outrage or the discovery that Captain America (Chris Evans) lost his virginity in 1943, Tatiana Maslany fell into the role wonderfully, only gaining more favor thanks to her A-grade chemistry with Charlie Cox, who returned as Daredevil. With that in mind, even though her show might not have earned another stint, it would be great if She-Hulk gets bumped up a level as one of Earth's Mightiest Heroes in "Avengers: The Kang Dynasty" and shares the screen with iconic heroes to become more of one herself.

It's not a wild idea either. In the comics, Jennifer Walters has been a member of the Fantastic Four, the all-female team the Lady Liberators, A-Force, and the Avengers over the years. Perhaps the MCU could set her up as a team player here, replacing her cousin and the Avengers' regular heavy, Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo). Unfortunately, waiting for confirmation on that could take a while. Besides being without a Kang, "The Kang Dynasty" has gone through various hands behind the scenes after losing a director in Destin Daniel Cretton but gaining a writer in Michael Waldron. Who knows? Perhaps this rejig could free up some space for Walters, making her inevitable thunderclap well deserved.