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 Why is it that only She-Hulk blood is the target of the main enemy in his solo series? Without us knowing it, the She-Hulk: Attorney At Law series slowly begins to reveal who the main enemy She-Hulk must face. Although the real mastermind has yet to be revealed, the latest two episodes of the series have focused on the mysterious group, Intelligencia. This online-based group has a penchant for the She-Hulk, in fact their main goal is to take a blood sample. The purpose of this Intelligencia was first implied in the ending of She-Hulk episode 2. In which the petty villain team Wrecking Crew received orders from a mysterious figure to take a sample of She-Hulk's blood. Because Wrecking Crew failed, at the end of episode 7 yesterday it was finally revealed that Intelligencia had sent Josh aka 'Hulk King' to take She-Hulk's blood by pretending to like him. Apart from Intelligencia's brilliant plan, which is now the question why they only seem to be after Jen aka She-Hu...

 Ever since the poster for the Little Women series was released featuring three sisters, one could already guess that this story was adapted from the famous classic novel by Louisa May Alcott. Prior to this, the novel has been featured in various other entertainment works. The latest is the Little Women film directed by Greta Gerwig in 2019. But what the audience couldn't guess was that the Korean drama version of Little Women with the novel and film versions had many differences. Although the family background and characters are still the same, the Little Women drama has a different time, place, genre and conflict setting. Here are 7 differences.   1. Different storyline If you follow the original novel or the film, you still won't be disappointed watching the Korean drama version. The reason is, the Korean version has a different storyline. If the book version is set in 1868, the serial version is set in modern times. The novel version tells the story of the lives of four si...

  Netflix's flagship series, The Sandman, begins with Morpheus' massive chase to catch his mischievous nightmare called The Corinthian. The handsome man had escaped from the dream world called The Dreaming. The Corinthian is a megalomaniac who doesn't want to limit his existence in the dream world and wants to rule the real world with power. To make his presence felt, he started killing humans. When we first see Corinthian, he's in Berlin, Germany, taking a man's eye. Before long, Morpheus suddenly appears and tries to bring him back to the dream world, but before completing his task, Morpheus is captured by Roderick Burgess and put in a glass prison for more than 100 years. Since there was nothing to fear, during that period of time, The Corinthian was free to do whatever he wanted to do. Throughout season 1, Corinthian encounters various enemies of Morpheus, such as Roderick Burgess and Ethel Cripps. He helped them to keep Morpheus in prison forever, because he w...