Eric André’s Ironheart Character Has A Connection To The Last Marvel Hero You’d Expect

This article contains spoilers “Ironheart” season 1, episode 1, “Take me home”.

Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne) is away from Wakanda, MIT and seriously with a bad group. It long-awaited “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” spin-off “Ironheart” Take Rir back to its roots in Chicago, and has a burning desire to build something really insurmountable but chronic lack of funding. To relieve the latter, he agrees to join Parker’s “Hood” Robbins “(Anthony Ramos), one of the criminals after they are convinced that they are pleasing enough to work in the short term.

Parker’s group has any abuse that you can expect to see in the Heist MCU project, the Shea Couleé’s Hakker’s Sonia Denis’ vague Pelleny. Perhaps among them, the most surprising presence is the considerable comedian Eric André, who plays a team’s resident Stuart Clarke. Stuart spends a large part of his screening by radiating vague inability and trying and failing to poorly determine the name of the code “Rampage”, and he is not fully aware that Parker and the gang intend to replace him with Rir.

Stuart is considered a joke character through and through, but his cartoon response has slightly more influence (as well as forces). He has also noticed that he has an employment relationship with an incredibly unlikely Marvel Castle: Frank Castle, better known as Punisher.

Although “Ironheart” period 1 is primarily chewing toy, one key suggests that Stuart may really be more than the eye. Since the rest of the Hood gang has repeatedly respected him, Riri – a proven technical genius – immediately recognizes Stuart for his technical disorder and confirms independently that he is indeed known in his circles.

This small but possibly significant nod can be a mysterious reference to the character’s comic book iteration, a rather capable technology -based super wool that roches a strong super suit and is known to return from dead in mysterious ways. With their exoskeleton suits, this rampage has your average armored hero collection range – flight and massively improved physical characteristics – as well as a special ability to get into hypnotic gas.

He is also significant that he is one of the very rare Marvel characters who have a criminal past that has interacted with Punisher and that is not immediately welcomed by bullets. This is because Frank Castle was not aware of Rampage’s criminal past when he started working with the hacker … and when he found out, it is enough to say that the relationship between the couple was very quickly impaired.

While it is best known for its gonzo antique “Eric André Show” (like really Unforgettable interview with Lance Reddick), Eric André can work. Actually he once rejected the role that won Kieran’s Culkin Oscar When he decided to play bunnies in “real pain”, there was no to him. Still, it would be quite difficult to describe him to fight crime with Jon Bernhal’s growing punishment – especially since the latter has his hand full of his hand in New York, “Daredevil: Born Again” and the future “Punisher” special (Spedevil:With his role with 2026 “Spider-Man: Brand New Day”).

Granted, it would not be the first time that McU Punisher has had a backup. During the “The Punisher” season 1, Frank Castle starts with David “Micro” with Lieberman (Ebon Moss -Bachrach, who also plays in Ben Grima “Fantastic Four: First Strens”), for a NSA analyst who was forced to distort his death to learn too much. After the rock began, they find out of the Punisher that they are sharing the goal, and Micro becomes Frank’s mission control and actual partner. However, as such, all signs indicate that McU intends to let the Punisher fly the solo for a while … unless Karen’s Page (Deborah An Woll) needs the service.

Episodes 1-3 “” Ironheart “are currently streamed with Disney+.