This article contains spoilers For "Ironheart" Season 1, Episode 1, "Take Me Home".

Riri Williams (Dominique Thorn) is out of Wakanda, out of myth and with a seriously bad crowd. The The long-awaited "Black Panther: Waiting forever" Spin-off "Ironeles" He returns Riri to his roots in Chicago, with a burning desire to build something truly an unsurpassed but chronic lack of funding. To mitigate the latter, she agrees to join Parker Hood Robbins (Anthony Ramos) a criminal gang for some hopefully easy money to convince them that they are delicious enough to work in the short run.

Parker's group has some kind of accident that you would expect to see in the MCU project with thematic themes, from the hacker sip of Sha Kule to Sonja Dennis's unstable clown. Perhaps the most amazing presence among them is comedian Eric Andre, who is played by Tech resident Stuart Clark. Stuart spends most of the time on the screen radiating with vague inadequacy and trying and fails to establish the bad name of the "rampage" code, and it is extremely unaware that Parker and the gang intend to replace it with Riri.

Stewart is treated as a joke character through and through, but his comics colleague has something more power (as well as power). He has also been noted that he has a working relationship with incredibly incredibly Marvel-fighter for crimes: Frank Castle, better known as "Pansir".

Although it is primarily a chewing toy, episode 1 "Ironheart" offers a key hint that Stewart can actually be more than it fills the eye. After he was constantly disrespected by the rest of the Hood gang, Riri - a proven technical genius - immediately recognizes Stewart of technological discord and independently confirms that, in her circles, he is really known as rampage.

This small but potentially significant yam can be an attractive reference to the outlet of the character's comic book, a fairly capable technology -based supervisor, which shakes a powerful super lawsuit and is known to return from the dead in mysterious ways. With the help of his exoskeletal suit, this rampage has an average set of armored hero superpowers - flight and mass -reinforced physical attributes - as well as a special possibility of emitting hypnotic gas.

He is also noticeable in that he is one of the extremely rare breed of Marvel characters with criminal past, who communicated with the penalty and were not immediately greeted with a bullet city. This is because Frank Castle was unaware of Rampag's criminal past when he started working with the hacker ... And when he learned, it is enough to say that the couple's attitude is getting worse extremely quickly.

Although he is best known for his Gonzo anti -Eric Andre Show (as it really is An unforgettable interview with Lance Redik), Eric Andre can act. In fact, he once rejected the role that Kieran Kulkin Oscar won When he decided to play Benji in "real pain" he was not for him. Even so, it would be quite difficult to paint how it fights crime with Growly Punisher at Jonon Bournal - especially since the latter has its own hands full of New York so far, Daredevil: Born again and the upcoming special "Punisher" (Punisher "(Along with his role in "Spider-Man: Brand Day" in 2026).

Well, it won't be the first time MCU Punisher has backup. In the Panischer 1 season, Frank Castle teamed up with David "Micro" Lieberman (Ebon Moss-Bahrach, who also plays Ben Grimm in the "Fantastic Four: First Steps"), an NSA analyst, who was forced to fake his life after learning. After a rocky start to Pansir, the two discover they are sharing a goal, and Micro becomes control of Frank's mission and de facto partner. However, as it stands, all signs point to MCC with the intention of allowing the penalty to fly solo for some time ... that is, unless Karen Page (Deborah Ann Wall) needs benefit.

Episodes 1-3 of "Ironheart" are currently moving to Disney+.