‘She-Hulk’ wasn’t allowed to use certain Marvel characters its creators wanted -- including one big one:
. Other smaller characters like Wong and Abomination will show up from time to time as well. The fact that the show is a legal comedy rather than your usual action-packed adventure movie complicates matters a little bit though. What capacity will they show up in? Will they be in the middle of court battles? We'll just have to wait and see.to explain what’s off limits for the show and what’s not.
There were a lot of characters from the comics– we wanted a lot of the comics for characters for fun situations where we could bring in like a character and think of like funny reasons why they would be in legal trouble. But there were a lot of characters that were from the comics that we couldn’t use either because of a rights issue, or there were a few times where it was because Marvel… all they would say is that they had other plans. And that’s all they would tell us.
She also explains that they couldn't get their hands on one hero in specific, who would have been really fun to see in the show. She continued: But I will say, the one MCU character that really bummed out a lot of the writers in our room that we couldn’t use was Spider-Man and anyone involved around– like in the Spider-Man universe. Because we had so many Spider-Man fans in the room.
Spider-Man, obviously, is shared in movies between Marvel and Sony. It's likely that Marvel didn't even attempt to get