Unlike some of the other upcoming MCU series, She-Hulk will center on somebody who hasn't made an MCU appearance yet, but the big casting news makes me more hopeful than ever that Mark Ruffalo will join the show as Bruce Banner/Hulk.

And if Mark Ruffalo is welcoming Tatiana Maslany as "cuz," I for one will take it as a good sign that he could appear in She-Hulk.

In fact, Mark Ruffalo was among the first to celebrate She-Hulk getting her own series when the news first broke back in summer 2019, and he revealed in November 2019 that although he didn't know if he would appear in She-Hulk, he was "supposed to go talk to the great Mr.

Mark Ruffalo didn't reveal what happened in his talk with Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, but he dropped some more comments on She-Hulk in March 2020, saying that it's "all kind of preliminary" but that there has been some talk about potential involvement in the series?

It's also worth noting that Jessica Gao, who will serve as showrunner on She-Hulk, posted a response of her own to Mark Ruffalo's welcome message to Tatiana Maslany:.

Of course I'm more hopeful than ever that Mark Ruffalo could appear in She-Hulk alongside leading lady Tatiana Maslany.