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Riri was so hateful that even the Wakanda people kick her out of the country with no money at all hahaha

Marvel's writing is so backwards that they wrote a villain to be a hero (Ironheart) and wrote a hero to be a villain (John Walker).

So basically Riri is the single smartest human being in the history of the species; she’s been accepted into one of the world’s best Universities on a full scholarship, and she’s recognised as and called a genius by every person she meets, yet somehow she’s still broke and a victim. Marvel really have no fucking idea what the hell they’re doing, do they?

Ironman: has multiple Traumas, has an Alcohol Addiction, is haunted by his Demons, feels Guilt for his Actions as an Avenger, sacrifices himself to save the Universe without thinking twice

Ironheart: "Bruh I need Muny"

Many people overlook that Tony Stark's journey in the MCU is a powerful, self-contained arc from the moment he forges the first Iron Man suit in a cave, realizing that his own company's weapons are being used to kill innocents, to his final act of sacrifice in Avengers: Endgame. His story is one of reckoning and redemption—a man confronting the consequences of his legacy and choosing to take responsibility.

He carries the weight of tragedies like the Battle of New York and the catastrophe in Sokovia, which is why he ultimately sides with the government in Civil War, believing accountability is the only way forward. His relationship with Spider-Man reflects that same burden. He doesn’t become Peter’s mentor for fun, but out of guilt and fear. Fear that the boy might walk the same path and make the same mistakes, or worse. He doesn't want another life lost under his watch.

Where Captain America stands for unwavering ideals and the resilience of the human spirit, Tony Stark represents something just as profound: the flawed, questioning, deeply human side of heroism. He is haunted, vulnerable, constantly evolving. And that makes his story a masterwork to my eyes.

HOW THE FUCK AM I SUPPOSED TO COMPARE IRONHEART TO THIS???

This is a villain origin story.

“I paid nothing to watch this show but I already want my money back” - Snow White comments song

You missed the idea that everyone at MIT is so dumb Riri has to cheat for them.

And, you know, cheating isn't bad.

If they had any balls, Disney would turn her into an actual villain and subvert everyone’s expectations.

“I created something great and everyone is telling me that it is great and I am a genius but I am not immediately rich and famous and am being overlooked for my greatness so I am going to become a criminal “ - Quentin Beck/Riri Williams

Remember back in the day how Tony wanted to stop criminals from getting his tech because it was a potential weapon of mass destruction? I sure miss those times

Tony Stark: Built The first Iron Man suit under strict supervision in a cave in the middle of nowhere.
Rere: Built a cheap imitation in an air-conditioned university, with scholarship funding. 🎉

Wasn't the entire plot of Iron Man 2 about some big tech corporation wanted Tony Stark's tech enough to be willing to kill for it?

Just a reminder that the Ironheart #1 comic book debuted in 2016, and the critics non-shills lambasted her for all the same problems at the time. So they've had almost a decade to do some thinking and adjust the script, but they doubled down on this obvious villain that is being sold to us as a hero.

What actually baffled me most about She Hulk is that she seemed to think being a superhero was some kind of nuisance - she said to her cousin "those are for man babies and billionaires." So obviously she doesn't wanna help people who are in urgent trouble ... because her career is so important. Then why is she always complaining about the work? And why is she so bad at her job?  
And if she followed through on any of her thoughts, she might wanna ponder why "man babies and billionaires" don't mind being superheroes. They even seem to see it as some kind of honor.
At least She Hulk wasn't a criminal, I guess.

Tony stark died for literally half the universe, he should be seen as a Jesus like persona. Riri is a thief.

It opens with Riri getting expelled for doing everyone's assignments for them, making her guilty of plagiarism. It’s on par with She-Hulk getting humiliated by the sex tape leak. In both scenarios, we're supposed to feel sorry for them, but they’re so unlikable, it feels like they’re getting what’s coming to them.

RiRi Williams was able to build this in a KITCHEN with a box of STOLEN GOODS! -Obadiah Stane

She hulk: cry about living an awful life because "man say i can't do things" and say to a man who can't end himself or love someone because the other one in the head is a unstoppable murder machine "you don’t understand the struggle because you are a man"
Ironheart: a spoiled brat who steal tech from others for money and glory say "is just a Privileged billionaire, I'm better than him" about the guy whose technology she copied and stole, who paid for her education and who sacrificed himself to save her and the entire multiverse

This is just denigration