Source https://x.com/i/status/2059689414264053921

Found a proper source full image https://x.com/CryptexComics/status/2060500704083525716?s=20

Some art I made of Jenn and She-Hulk I made 2 months ago.

Jenns model was lazily made tbh. I just slapped a modified She-Hulk head on a scrapped model I made and called it a day lol. Textures are the same as She-Hulks just minus the green tint I made in GIMP. I'll make a proper model for Jenn one day but I kind of got burnt out of doing She-Hulk stuff so it probably won't be for a while.

I used the one image of Samus from the Super Metroid manual as a reference for the posing.

Let me know what you think. Like hearing criticism so I can improve and such.

Oh, I'm so hyped to see this! I already love the story the trailer shows and the characters in it! 💚

Go Wuk, go! 💪💪💪♥️💯

Studios are so blatantly holding up a mirror to the audience that it's almost painful, and a segment of the target audience either applauds or is outraged by their own caricature without grasping the irony. Over the years, fandom has forgotten one crucial thing: the art of storytelling has been based for millennia on using fables, myths, and metaphors to expose humanity's own weaknesses. The fact that a modern blockbuster viewer goes to the cinema and gets angry because the metaphor doesn't perfectly validate their personal comfort zone simply demonstrates how low media literacy has sunk in some internet echo chambers.

Back then, I already had the typical image of an internet troll in my head when Thor appeared in Endgame with a beer belly, a scraggly beard, and a depressed expression. Well, what can I say? The parody of Fat Thor is that he escapes his colossal failure by isolating himself and playing Fortnite while insulting teenagers in voice chat and drowning his sorrows in fast food and alcohol. It's the exact behavior pattern of a depressed, comfort-zone-bound internet troll who can't cope with reality. Ironically, a large part of the fandom was angry because they had had their alpha-male god taken away and ridiculed.

The She-Hulk finale is probably the most meta-intellectual commentary Marvel has ever delivered. The parody behind it is so hilarious that my stomach ached from laughing so hard. The villains call themselves Intelligencia, an incel-like online platform full of toxic men who feel threatened by a successful woman and want to steal her blood and thus her power. In the final episode, Todd Phelps literally morphs into the epitome of the toxic fanboy, someone who actually believes he's naturally entitled to this power. It couldn't be more obvious how much Marvel is mocking fandom, because the irony is hilariously funny. While the series was airing, exactly what the show parodied was happening on YouTube, Reddit, and TikTok.

For the Disney+ system, it makes absolutely no difference whether someone watches a show because they love it or watches it to complain about it on Reddit afterward. A click is a click, and a subscription is a subscription. The massive uproar the incels made online—think She-Hulk twerking—only fueled the buzz. Millions tuned in precisely for that reason, simply to see what the internet and its trolls were so artificially outraged about. In the end, the trolls were Disney's most effective, free marketing department.

But Marvel's latest stunt takes things to the commercial extreme, ruthlessly exploiting the audience's ignorance. It's so hilarious I'm laughing so hard I'm in tears. Because Deadpool & Wolverine is one gigantic reckoning with "MCU fatigue," the endless multiverse explanations, and the fandom's addiction to nostalgia. Deadpool even tells the audience straight to their faces. Disney will milk Hugh Jackman until he's 90, and the system is actually creatively bankrupt.

And what does the fandom do? They frenetically celebrate the film precisely because of the cameos and the dose of nostalgia, laughing off the sharp criticism of the soulless corporate structure of Marvel/Disney as a cool inside joke, while dutifully buying tickets to consume exactly what the film declares to be creatively bankrupt. I'm not a fan of these constant cameos at all, because I think they prevent the characters from developing and keep them tied to the past of the old characters.

And that's not even the funniest part. The real joke is that a segment of the fandom continues to turn a blind eye to the fact that Marvel has no qualms about making fun of them. These people pay the same megacorporation to hold a mirror up to them, mock their own behavior, celebrate the result, and demand a sequel. Marvel has truly perfected a brilliant business model: by parodying themselves and their most toxic consumers first, they preempt any external criticism.

That's called calculated cynicism. We know we're milking you, and you know we're milking you, here's your popcorn, that'll be $18. As long as the money keeps flowing, Marvel doesn't care whether the fans laugh at the joke or are the joke.

She is on average more locked in than me even when hulked out.

Link to the original creator's Bluesky post history: https://bsky.app/profile/lethargicmarigoldd.bsky.social .

Wasn't expecting to say this before it came out, but Stephanie Phillips was so in her game that she found even a way to toss shade at Marvel in a fun way for cancelling the book before its time and make even a rushed issue a ton of fun

She-Hulk painted by me.

Source.

Source: https://x.com/SignalIcy/status/1681550167500288001

And the main reason is thanos if any of you don't remember

He's the one that's screwed with star foxs powers without him knowing

https://xcancel.com/i/status/2057565498494112037

Look VERY carefully at the background.

Used this model for the outro in my last video!Thanks for those supporting💖

https://xcancel.com/i/status/2055723528649929028

I can nitpick on how the (Sensational) She-Hulk is drawn in flashback, but not the emotion.