One of Marvel's most-delayed shows finally gets a new trailer, and contains a very deep-cut MCU cameo
Aug. 12, 2024D23 attendees got a new look at Black Panther: Wakanda Forever spin-off Ironheart over the weekend
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Two years after the first trailer wasshown behind closed doors, we finally have a new look at upcoming Marvel series Ironheart from D23. Though, once again, the footage hasn’t been shared with the wider public.
Stars Dominique Thorne, Anthony Ramos, Lyric Ross, Regan Aliyah, and Alden Ehrenreich took to the stage to share the new promo on Friday, August 9, which sees Riri struggle to make her Iron Man-inspired suit without Wakanda’s resources, with attendees. Elsewhere in the clip, she teams up with Parker Robbins AKA The Hood (Ramos), joining his criminal gang in her attempt to build all she’s ever dreamed of.
It’s not all science and tech, though, as the sneak peek also seemed to suggest that The Hood’s powers have links to the demonic, revealed a cameo from Letitia Wright’s Shuri, and featured a first look at Ehrenreich’s yet-to-be-confirmed character, too. Color us intrigued.
The biggest talking point, however, seems to be Community star Jim Rash’s brief appearance as a university professor, after he previously played “MIT Liason” (yes, really) inCaptain America: Civil War…
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