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Another recurring theme is the depiction of men in the series. Nearly every male character is portrayed as either incompetent, villainous, or manipulative—except, perhaps, for one "nice guy" who quickly turns out to be a villain. This pattern feeds into the narrative of hostility toward men, likely reflecting the creators’ ideological motivations rather than genuine storytelling.
The Characterization of She-Hulk and Supporting Characters
Anne Walters, the titular character, is placed in what many fans feel is an over-simplified and almost therapy session-like storyline, questioning her worth without her powers or appearance. This focus on internal doubt and "identity" rather than heroism seems designed to appeal to specific social themes rather than create a compelling, relatable hero.