Attorney At Law Episode 5?

It seems like Marvel Studios is constantly adding new worlds and dimensions to its various properties at the moment, whether it’s Ta-Lo in “Shang-Chi,” the Time Variance Authority in “Loki,” or the realm of Eternity in “Thor: Love and Thunder.” But “She-Hulk” Episode 5 adds an entirely new realm to explore: the superhero fashion industry. Oh yes, Pug reveals that he’s trying to get his hands on the Iron Man Threes sneakers through his connection, the Drip Broker (Griffin Matthews) — which is where Nikki gets the idea for trying to sort out suitable outfits for Jennifer.

Their quest takes them to a boba tea store, which is actually a front for the Drip Broker’s operations — this makes sense, since he’s all about client confidentiality. While Nikki and Pug are in the store, there’s a QR code that can be spotted on the wall that takes audiences to the Marvel website, where they can read a copy of Dan Slott’s “She-Hulk” #10. 

The issue dives into Titania and why she hates She-Hulk so much in the first place. It’s revealed that Titania, aka Mary MacPherran, was picked on as a teen and was dubbed “Skeeter” because a bully thought she was a pest. After getting her powers from a certain Latverian madman — spoilers, it’s Doctor Doom! — she battles She-Hulk in the “Secret Wars” event. Unfortunately, Jennifer also winds up calling her “Skeeter.” And so Titania’s hate was born.

Obviously, that’s just a very brief overview of the full story, which really dives into Titania and what makes her tick, but it’s easy to see why Marvel included it since the villain is a key part of the episode.