Thread by @AlexandraErin

I can tell that the misogynists really are running from She-Hulk because the #Madisynn tag is full of love for a fun character and not complaints.

It's refreshing but also strange.

I suppose it could also be that people who hate the characters on shallow grounds are unlikely to spell her name right.

I think a big part of the winning formula behind #Madisynn is that she was written with genuine affection, not someone who's putting her in the story to be annoying, to wink with the audience at "Ugh, don't you just hate it when a chick..."

https://twitter.com/himelissahunter/status/1567990305470951425

And while we aren't really seeing Madisynn's story, we know that she's the hero of it. By the time she opened a portal to Kamar-Taj, she had navigated the multiversal planes well enough to get back to her own world, safely. (Plus or minus an infernal pact.)

And she's genuinely happy to see Wong, the nice guy who gave her a ride home, listened to her vent about Donny and Jake, and who was genuinely concerned about her. That guy's a friend!

And she zeroes in on their common interests (alcohol and prestige cable drama.)

For Wong's part, he's angry at the correct party over her intrusion into his sanctum, and his exasperation with her is not about the circumstances she was put into or the way she lives her life, but her innocent spoiling of a show he's invested in but very late to the party for.

And we know that she is not the most clueless and self-absorbed person Wong deals with, and while she doesn't treat him as the Sorcerer Supreme, she treats him like a person and a peer, which is something his apprentice Steve is still learning.

My headcanon is that the demons she encountered helped put her on a path that would lead her to Wong because they're annoyed by Donny Blaze's intrusions into their realms and wanted to tip the Sorcerer Supreme into doing something about him without giving away their own hand.