She-Hulk on Disney+: 7 hidden details in episode 4
Like every week on AlloCiné, discover the hidden details in the Marvel / Disney + She Hulk series. Spotlight on episode 4.
In this week’s episode, Jennifer/She-Hulk is approached by Wong to sue a “magician” who uses mystical arts to perform and make money. Our super-heroine accepts the deal but she also has other things to worry about… Like meeting her new suitors.
If no guest appears in episode 4, he teases a lot of great things to come and offers us some rather funny scenes (#Wongers).
The ring
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We immediately recognized this ring which allows specialists in mystical arts to open doors to other dimensions. Something to remember Ned in Spider-Man: No Way Home who also appropriated a ring and who managed to open a portal…
Ghost Rider in the MCU?
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A character not so insignificant as that. If Donny Blaze does not appear in the comics, there is a certain Johnny Blaze… Who is none other than Ghost Rider. A superhero who has yet to appear in the MCU but has been embodied twice in the past. Could this be a member of his family?
For the little anecdote, the actor is played by Rhys Coiro, the husband of the showrunner of she hulk Kat Coiro.
Vishanti’s Book
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It is the most powerful spellbook of white magic among Sorcerers, unlike the Darkhold which concentrates black magic. He is mentioned in particular in the Doctor Strange films.
A page full of easter eggs
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Ms. Pete is a reference to Megan Thee Stallion’s real name. Kraft v Soule is a nod to She-Hulk screenwriters David Anthony Kraft and Charles Soule. Lee v Byrne is a tribute to Stan Lee who created She Hulk and John Byrne who wrote The Sensational She-Hulk comics.
A well-hidden QR code
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If you look carefully at this page, you will find a QR code at the bottom left that will allow you to read a few pages of the She-Hulk comic book for free. A process already tested on Miss Marvel.
Mephisto
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A running gag that WandaVision fans know well since they were convinced that this demon was going to appear in the series. But his arrival in the MCU becomes clearer with what Madisynn tells us. In the comics, Mephisto makes a deal with Johnny Blaze who sells him his soul to save his adoptive father and becomes in exchange… Ghost Rider.
The wedding
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Wong here seems to be referring to the wedding of Christine Palmers (Rachel McAdams) in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness… although one wonders why they would have served vodka with yak milk…
