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re: Why was the She-Hulk origin changed? (Long)
Posted on 8/27/22 at 12:40 pm to Vols&Shaft83
Posted on 8/27/22 at 12:40 pm to Vols&Shaft83
I think your argument is a problem that’s going to have to look far and wide for people who are angry about it.
I never knew the comic origin of She Hulk. I only saw the show, and the origin story was fine. I bought it. I don’t think there’s anything “missing” from it, or that it is incapable of standing on its own.
What’s the real problem? That it didn’t match the comic? Who cares?
Or that it dismisses masculinity? Yikes. You’re reading too far into this.
Look, I’m even on your side when it comes to Hollywood going overboard with regard to making it look like men are useless or outdated… but in this show’s origin story? I’m not getting that. In fact, I’m getting the opposite. Bruce is trying his best to be a mentor to his younger cousin here. He’s being a responsible male family member. That’s a good thing.
I never knew the comic origin of She Hulk. I only saw the show, and the origin story was fine. I bought it. I don’t think there’s anything “missing” from it, or that it is incapable of standing on its own.
What’s the real problem? That it didn’t match the comic? Who cares?
Or that it dismisses masculinity? Yikes. You’re reading too far into this.
Look, I’m even on your side when it comes to Hollywood going overboard with regard to making it look like men are useless or outdated… but in this show’s origin story? I’m not getting that. In fact, I’m getting the opposite. Bruce is trying his best to be a mentor to his younger cousin here. He’s being a responsible male family member. That’s a good thing.
Posted on 8/27/22 at 8:21 pm to SpqrTiger
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Or that it dismisses masculinity? Yikes. You’re reading too far into this
Ten years ago I would have strongly agreed.
Now I feel like the exact opposite.
Misandry turns out to be the core value of the majority of new content for the Marvel and Star Wars universes under Disney.
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