Prepare your armor, reader: This article contains spoilers For "Ironheart" Season 1, Episode 3, "We in danger, girl".

For viewers who have not paid attention to the announcement, Ironheart has fun surprises. Initially, Eric Andre appears as Stuart Clark, a technological specialist who has some serious difficulties to raise his chosen codename, rampage. Later, we meet Alden Ehreneich ("Hello, Caesar!

From the very beginning, it is clear that something is not about All 'OEO from the said reason, as well as the fact that he is Ehrenreich he plays. While the actor is doing a great job, showing the meekness of OEO, nervous energy and general social inadequacy, it is difficult to shake the feeling that you are not throwing an actor with his pedigree - the man played Jan Solo once, to cry out loud - for such a role.

Realizing this, Ironheart does not maintain the head for too long, because "we in danger, a girl" reveals that OEO's true identity is far more frightening than viewers can expect. He is actually Ezekiel an apartment, son of the villain "Ironoela man" villain Obadia "Stane (Effef Bridges) and adopted a new identity because he (unlike the general public) knows about his father's anti -cords and wants to avoid the same way. Universe Marvel on the sidelines.

Like his MCU counterpart, the Comics of the Zeke's "Zeke" apartment has remained away from the spotlight and built mass weapons of weapons. However, the similarities end here. From a young age, Obadia trained Zeke for two things - to be an incredible scientist and hate Tony Stark. Zeke is a kind of supervisor that sells weapons to terrorists, stays in shadows and finds ways to get others to make their bidding. Whenever he gets into the spotlight, he is not crowded. Instead, Zeke is technologically increasing itself in many ways and has its own lawsuit technology, which has improved through a rehearsal and (sometimes heavy) error. Comics are comics, he also occasionally aligned with other supervisors and, of course, the Ironoela himself.

The character is a technical member of the Iron Man Rogues Gallery, but it is appropriate that the MCU version of Riri Williams (Dominique Thorn) He inherited him. After all, their situations reflect each other in a fascinating way: where Riri openly sees himself as a spiritual successor to Tony Stark as an engineer, but there is no means to match his job, Ezekiel condemns his father's very name, based on his collection. Given that The "Ironi -Early Heart" wants MCC's response to the legendary "Breaking Bad", "Breaking Bad". This is the exact type of shade that the show needs.

MCU introduces young avengers To the left and right in recent years, and Riri has been much in that picture. Stane can also fit in well, potentially as one of the rare second generation villains in the franchise. Being is fascinating to see where he separates his way, but judging by his comics version, his story is unlikely to keep everything that has the décor "Live, Laughing, Loveube" too long.

The "Ironi -Early Heart" is now moving to Disney+.