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The latest episode of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law reveals a genuine threat to superhero lawyer Jennifer Walters, which could have lasting ramifications through future stories in the Marvel Cinematic Universe<\/a>.<\/p>\n She-Hulk episode 6<\/a> introduces a horrifying website called Intelligencia, on which a group of radicalised men are discussing plans to murder or otherwise harm Jen for her newfound strength and success.<\/p>\n It appears their intention at present is to extract blood from her, which could then be used to create more gamma-powered superhumans, as her cousin Bruce Banner explained in the first episode.<\/p>\n Expect the users of Intelligencia to have a major presence in the remaining episodes of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law<\/a>, but their influence could extend far beyond this particular entry in the MCU.<\/p> The name of the website is actually a reference to a supervillain team which has appeared in a number of Marvel comic books and intriguingly features several characters we know to be joining (or returning to) the MCU imminently.<\/p>\n The Intelligencia, whose membership are as smart as they are sinister, has previously counted The Leader, MODOK and Doctor Doom among its number, all of whom are set to appear on the big screen in the coming years.<\/p>\n Tim Blake Nelson\u2019s The Leader, teased all the way back in 2008\u2019s The Incredible Hulk, has been announced as a main villain in the upcoming Captain America: New World Order<\/a>, starring Anthony Mackie.<\/p>\n