Jessica Gao, who wrote Ricky and Morty, wrote Marvel’s first TV comedy series, She-Hulk. Fans are defending her by saying she was the one who wrote the Pickle Rick episode. Fans religiously defend her and hoping that the bad CGI won’t affect the jokes.
Jessica Gao’s writing experience:
The first comic series and Gao’s initial appearances as an eventual member of the Fantastic Four in the 1980s made her the hero. A relaunch by writer-artist John Byrne in 1989 saw the character dig into meta-comedy. Even in 2000, her series had kept the comedy vibes.
Her work in Rick and Morty and animation credits for Nicklodeon’s The Mighty B! is amazing. She won an Emmy for penning episode Pickle Rick from Rick and Morty. She has also written the famous episodes of HBO’s Silicon Valley, as well as written and produced a comedy pilot for ABC titled Lazy Rich Asians, back in 2019.
The increase in the CGI:
Marvel has already increased the CGI for the She-Hulk trailer. The trailer released on Disney+ is all touched up.
According to fans, the trailer was to the point and very accurate. The CGI Hulk looked pretty good, and the She-Hulk looked more like a human.
The CGI does not make up or break up the trailer. The youtube video and the trailer on Disney+ differ a lot because it certainly was a different render. The images differ a lot too.
The youtube version looks a little plastic like but the Disney version is far more realistic. The details are more and the images just look better.
What do the fans say?
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Well, there is no better place to express thought other than Twitter, so here are some fan tweets:
She-Hulk will be released on 17 August 2022.
Source: TWITTER
