If there is one thing we learned this week, it is that everyone—and I mean everyone —loves "Wongers." The fourth episode of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law , titled " Is This Not Real Magic? ", leans heavily into the series' legal-comedy roots while giving us a hilarious look at the messy world of superhuman dating. The Sorcerer Supreme Needs a Lawyer
While fighting off goblins, Jen is also fighting off the frustrations of dating in her 30s. After her profile as "Jennifer Walters" gets zero traction, she decides to lean into her Hulk persona. [S1E4] Is This Not Real Magic?
The main plot kicks off when Wong (Benedict Wong) discovers that a former Kamar-Taj student, Donny Blaze, is using a stolen Sling Ring to spice up his lackluster magic shows at the Mystic Castle. After Blaze accidentally sends a tipsy audience member named (with two Ns and a Y, but not where you think!) through a portal and into Wong’s living room—spoiling The Sopranos in the process—Wong decides enough is enough. If there is one thing we learned this
Jen takes the case to court, attempting to file a cease-and-desist against Blaze. However, the legal system isn't quite prepared to handle "magic" as a trade secret, and the judge initially rules in Blaze's favor. It takes a swarm of rogue interdimensional demons and a classic She-Hulk smash for Blaze to finally agree to stop his reckless use of the Mystic Arts. Swipe Right for She-Hulk After her profile as "Jennifer Walters" gets zero