She-Hulk Is Back After 4 Years, Thanks to a Superhero Wedding

Four years is a long time to wait for a comeback. Jennifer Walters, better known as She-Hulk, is officially returning to Disney+ in 2027, and the occasion is a superhero wedding.

She-Hulk: Big Announcement

According to The Direct, the first trailer for X-Men ‘97 Season 3 debuted at the Marvel Television & Animation panel at New York Comic-Con 2026. It confirmed that Gambit and Rogue will get married when the show returns in 2027. And a superhero wedding comes with surprise guests, including She-Hulk, who appears for at least a cameo.

Whether this cameo leads to something bigger is the question on everyone’s mind.

What Marvel’s Boss Says?

Marvel Television head Brad Winderbaum told The Escape Podcast that he’d love to make more She-Hulk and that he’s a fan of the show. He also surprised the hosts by saying it was one of Marvel’s best-performing shows, explaining that there was a gap between how fans reacted and how the wider audience did.

But he didn’t sound hopeful about a second season. When it was suggested it would never happen, he sighed in agreement, though he kept a “hopefully one day” outlook. The article points to the show’s budget as a likely obstacle.

And Tatiana Maslany?

Maslany, who played She-Hulk, has said she’d come back if asked. She told Radio Times that the character sits outside what she feels the “corporation” is doing, but that she hadn’t heard anything. On a podcast, she said it would take someone who deeply understands the character, like head writer Jessica Gao, to bring her into another part of the MCU. She also said the character works best as the star of her own show.

She is not part of the confirmed cast of Avengers: Doomsday, so the 2022 series remains her only MCU appearance for now.

What About the Big Movies?

The Direct explores a few possibilities, though none are confirmed:

• Secret Wars: Leaked concept art from 2025 showed She-Hulk on Battleworld, and in the 2015 comics she ruled a domain called Arcadia. The article thinks a significant role is unlikely, but a small part is possible.
• Skaar: Spider-Man: Brand New Day acknowledged Hulk’s son, who debuted in the She-Hulk finale, which shows Marvel hasn’t ignored the show.
• A Hulk solo film: Her best route back, the article says, but film rights to Hulk’s solo movies sit with Universal.
• Animation: The writer suggests this might be the most realistic path given the budget.

Why It Matters?

She-Hulk has been one of the MCU’s most debated characters. Her show divided fans, yet Marvel’s own comments suggest it found a wide audience. A cameo in a fan-favourite animated series is a small step, but it shows she hasn’t been forgotten.

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Conclusion

A cameo at a wedding isn’t a revival, but it’s a surprising and welcome return. If the response is warm, it might open a door. For now, She-Hulk fans have a reason to be hopeful, even if it’s cautious.

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