A lot has been written and said about Sam Kerr over the years, but likening her to a Marvel superhero feels like a new comparison."I was really excited when I saw her coming on because I just had this Marvel moment where I was like, 'You have the Hulk," her teammate Midge Purce said after Kerr's influential cameo off the bench in her second game for her new club, which saw it come from 0-2 down to win 3-2."Like you thought this was everything and no, we're bringing on the Hulk."A DC Comics-inspired reference might have been more apt considering she is now playing for Gotham FC, but whether she is Hulk, Batman, or any other fictional crime fighter, Kerr is already back lighting up the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL). And she hasn't even scored yet.The Matildas captain opted to resume her career in the USA's top domestic league, after a hugely successful six and a half years with Chelsea in England's Women's Super League (WSL)."I didn't really see myself starting fresh at a new European club So if any NWSL fan doesn't know her, that's on them," she said.There's even an eight-year-old girl named, what else but Matilda, or Tilly, who is there with her parents, having just moved to New York from Sydney."We love Sam Kerr and we're so excited that this is her team now, our home team is Sam Kerr's new team, super excited," her mum Kiki said.Not many Australians playing abroad attract this level of fandom, but even as she enters the latter stages of her career, Kerr still has the cachet amongst women's football fans here.And she will be hoping her form can continue as she eyes off leading the Matildas to next year's Women's World Cup in Brazil.