What did she fall on in the comic?

Hard to say exactly. It could have been a floor covered with scattered manga issues or a manga display stand.

Well, it's hard to say exactly why she fell on that. Maybe there was a distraction or she lost her balance.

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I'm not sure exactly. Maybe it was just a symbolic or fictional element in the story.

"The Concubine's Daughter's Scheming" The main character of the book, Su Zitong, was a 21st-century secret agent. By chance, she was transmigrated to the Yu family's legitimate daughter. Su Zitong was determined not to be cannon fodder anymore and wanted to earn a piece of pure land. In the inner courtyard, she fought against her evil mother, punished her fierce sister, and punished her fierce disciples, rising all the way. During this process, Su Zitong met His Highness by chance and walked towards another life. The name of the prince was not mentioned in the book, but the plot matched the story in the title description. The female lead's name was Su Zitong, not Su Shiwu. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

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Yes, She-Hulk has had comics. They feature her adventures and character development.

It could be a unique plot twist. Maybe the zombie saw something special in the character that attracted it.

I haven't heard about that. But you might find out by looking at social media posts or asking people who were actually at Comic Con.

Satire is a big characteristic. They often use humor to poke fun at the systems or groups that are in decline. For example, in Evelyn Waugh's 'Decline and Fall', the upper - class British society is satirized through the comical misadventures of the characters.