Well, color me shocked; She-Hulk’s second episode is not bad. After that obnoxious pilot, I had pretty much put a fork in this show. But after a rocky first few minutes, “Superhuman Law” is surprisingly fun and human, does vital work rehabilitating Jen as a character, and even raises some fascinating moral questions that give the legal aspect of the series some juice.
Jen faces the repercussions of being a superhero, as well as some unexpected fringe benefits.
Yep, that’s it. “Superhuman Law” is only twenty-two minutes long without the end credits, so the plot is tight and focused, which works to its benefit. What doesn’t is the opening scene, where Jen and her paralegal friend Nikki walk into one of those lawyer bars you see a lot in legal shows, and a crowd of their peers...