Were reacting to the first official trailer for Marvel Studios Ironheart the highly anticipated Disney+ series that continues Riri Williams journey after the events of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Ironheart connects Riri Williams, Mephisto and Dr. Doom. Zelma Stanton's magic and science may lead to Doom's backstory in the MCU! Everything we know about King Charles’ cancer, from diagnosis to ...

The ending of Ironheart took a surprisingly dark and dangerous turn for one of the MCU's youngest heroes, Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne), who in the season's final episode made a deal with Mephisto ...

Dominique Thorne ’19 plays Riri Williams, the main character in Ironheart, well. Still, the series falls short. While her character was first introduced in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Ironheart ...

Thorne, who stars in the six-episode Disney+ series as Ironheart/Riri Williams, also shares with THR her visions for a second season. By Ronda Racha Penrice [This story contains spoilers from the ...

Disney Plus’ Ironheart is an underwhelming series for many reasons. It’s tonally inconsistent, zipping between whimsical singalongs and somber sequences tracking the long-term impact of gun violence.

Dominique Thorne is compelling as Riri Williams, adding a Gen-Z charm that blends well with the rest of the cast, but the writing for her character makes it difficult to latch onto her. Williams is ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Ironheart – Marvel’s latest show on the 2025 TV schedule – has stirred up a considerable amount ...

On paper, Ironheart appears to be a low-key affair. Riri Williams returns home to Chicago after being away for years and has a run-in with a crew that uses some light magic. There aren’t any ...

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Quick question: Is it bad to make deals with the Devil? It’s bad, right? Because I’ve been under the impression that that sort of thing is generally frowned upon. Is it enough to stop curious ...