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Nevertheless, this shouldn’t come as too big of a surprise especially given the backlash that Marvel has received over its much more progressive projects, with Captain Marvel and Shang-Chi as notable examples.
In even more unsurprising news, according to IMDb’s demographic statistics, the reviews coming in for the show are almost exclusively from male viewers, meaning that these are most – if not all – of the people participating in the review bombing. The show’s feminist approach is likely the thing in particular that is being targeted by the bombers, as this is precisely what was earmarked by these so-called fans before Captain Marvel even came out.
The official reviews for She-Hulk: Attorney at Law dropped early this morning, so this is an ever-developing situation and one that we’ll need to keep an eye on.
If you want to give the show a chance, despite its review bombing, the first episode of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law debuts on Disney+ at Midnight PST on Aug. 18. Also, keep an eye on Twinfinite for more coverage of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law as the series goes through its 9 episode run.
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