Marvel Comics Hulk

If the Marvel Comics character She-Hulk had a theme, what would it be?

Sorry if the question is more of an opinion article, but friends and I were talking about this topic. I personally feel that "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" by Cyndi Lauper would work. What do you think?

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The Hulk – Cartoon Theme Song

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The Incredible Hulk: The Origin of the Hulk, Vol. 3 [VHS] $2.76 The complete story behind the gamma bomb explosion that turned scientist Bruce Banner into The Incredible Hulk! You are there when the evil Igor detonated the bomb before Banner can escape its incredible power. The Hulk appears for the very first time and Igor must face his own enraged creation!…

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