Marvel Studios' Ironheart (Disney +)

[mwynn]

Originally Posted by oneway23

The idea left a bit of a sour taste in my mouth, and, on first blush, I didn't like the way it felt to me, but, if you say they are being faithful to the roots of the character, then I will try to be more open-minded to this idea.

In a few ways it makes her different than other characters that are rich, or just happen to stumble on some magical item. The stories kind of side step it, yet there is no way Peter Parker got everything he had to make his webbing legally from the start.

[oneway23]

Originally Posted by mwynn

In a few ways it makes her different than other characters that are rich, or just happen to stumble on some magical item. The stories kind of side step it, yet there is no way Peter Parker got everything he had to make his webbing legally from the start.

LOL..He was definitely rooting around in the equipment closet where they keep the chemistry & woodshop supplies.

[mwynn]

Originally Posted by oneway23

LOL..He was definitely rooting around in the equipment closet where they keep the chemistry & woodshop supplies.

With most characters they are kind of perfect in the beginning until someone decides later to tear them down. Like Stark being an alcoholic. Or Speedy being a junky. Showing flaws in the beginning makes for a different approach as it is the opposite of Stark's journey. I am also happy it seems they are keeping Wakanda out of the story so far.