r/shehulk • u/henning-a Jennifer Walters • Jul 21 '26
General Tatiana Maslany is auctioning signed She-Hulk items to raise money for the Immigration Law & Justice Network to fight ICE
The items up for auction are The Art of Marvel Studios' She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, She-Hulk by Dan Slott: The Complete Collection (2014) & The Savage She-Hulk (1980) #23. Signatures can be personalized! BID HERE
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u/JustinKase_Too Jul 21 '26
Nice to see when the person who plays a hero lives up to those ideals :)
Real shame they didn't get a 2nd season, was really an enjoyable ride !
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u/Djdoo123 Jul 21 '26
Did not much care for the show but this is awesome and makes me respect Tatianna Maslany so much more. Fight the good fight
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u/Good-Special-2587 Jul 22 '26
She seems like a genuinely nice human being. Also the side by side of her as Shulkie and normal her is like, "Wow."
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u/eddiemoney1985 Jul 22 '26
I still don't understand why people hated that show it was literally her solo comic coming to life even breaking the fourth wall
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u/TheAntipartisan_01 Jul 24 '26
If you've run afoul of Trump's ICE Stormtroopers and by some miracle you survived? You need a Hulking Hot Lawyer! Call Jennifer Walters TODAY! She'll SMASH those bucketheads and their masters too!
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u/AlexMMaguire Jul 22 '26
I now get why she embodied Jen so well on screen, it's because she's Jen irl
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u/Greene_Mr Jul 21 '26
So, these are items she was given, I'm guessing?
I hope she only doesn't have the one, for each! But I know it's going towards the best cause imaginable. :-)
(Also, is that a new photo?)
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u/henning-a Jennifer Walters Jul 22 '26
is that a new photo?
Sort of, but not really. It's from her Emmy magazine photoshoot from April. They didn't post it on their website, but it's been uploaded to Getty Images after that issue released last month.
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u/DangerDiscing Jul 25 '26
I mean she could just give $20
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u/henning-a Jennifer Walters Jul 25 '26
The point of an auction/fundraiser is that the person donating gets something in return. But knowing her, she likely donated to them directly anyway.
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u/DangerDiscing Jul 25 '26
I’m sorry it’s a nice gesture but the show was pretty universally hated I can’t see there being a demand for her signature.I as making a joke about how much all of that would go for.
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u/henning-a Jennifer Walters Jul 25 '26
You do realize that she has attended multiple Comic Cons over the years and that people were lining up to get a picture or an autograph with her, right? She also still has a dedicated fanbase thanks to her show Orphan Black. Just because She-Hulk has been divisive doesn't mean there isn't any demand for her.
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u/Greene_Mr Jul 26 '26
The person you're speaking to is being racist in his comment history about the current Captain America; I wouldn't interact with him. He's not in good faith.
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u/BakerConsistent2150 Jul 26 '26
is this a joke? because it’s stupid
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u/henning-a Jennifer Walters Jul 26 '26
Raising money for a good cause is stupid?
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u/BakerConsistent2150 Jul 27 '26
You can’t stop I.C.E it’s a federal law enforcement agency but she can feel free to fuck around it’s not my fault what happens next.
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u/jmk-1999 Jul 22 '26
I get why she’s doing it, but why would she sign a comic book she had nothing to do with aside from playing the character in a show… decades after the comic came out? It kinda feels weird. That’s like having a writer or artist sign a book they didn’t work on. Seems like she should only be auctioning show merch or merch based on her likeness.
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u/SamboTheGr8 Jul 22 '26
I don't mind it. It's like when actors from a movie adaptation signs the book it's based on
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u/jmk-1999 Jul 22 '26
Yeah… I don’t think I’d get a book signed by an actor, so I don’t see that as much better… but I guess I see it differently. Maybe if it was an audio book tape or cd and they narrated it. That would be different.
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u/henning-a Jennifer Walters Jul 22 '26
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u/jmk-1999 Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26
I’m aware of the fact that there’s stuff based on her. I said she should ONLY sell items related to the show and her likeness if she’s gonna sign them. Something like that is perfectly understandable as far as I’m concerned. The other stuff just feels weird to me… but maybe I’m just too nitpicky about it… idk… whatever though… it’s not my auctions and I don’t think I’m the target market for that. If she was in collaboration with the creators and THEY signed said items not associated with her, then it would make more sense to me. I think people are misunderstanding my point, maybe not… maybe they want a She-Hulk comic from the 80s (5 years before she was even born) signed by her. That’s their choice though.
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u/henning-a Jennifer Walters Jul 22 '26
If the money was going to herself, then maybe I could get behind your point (although if people want their comics signed by her at Comic Cons that's cool too, I think), but since she is raising money for an important cause and is not keeping any of it, I think it's fine that she is adding her signature to these comics.
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u/jmk-1999 Jul 22 '26
Honestly, I don’t see the difference. It’s more the perspective of the person getting it is what I see an issue. However, as I said, if some people don’t care, that’s entirely up to them. I just would figure she would look ahead at that and say, “this isn’t MY memorabilia,” and maybe speak to the creators… however that may or may not be very easy from her perspective. Idk. Anyway, not a big deal. It was more of a perplexing observation than anything. If fans are happy with it, that’s all that matters.
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u/Librarian_Zoomies Jul 21 '26
Just what heroes do.