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Marvel’s Ironheart Set to Premiere on Disney+ This July

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LOS ANGELES, CA — Marvel Studios is debuting a new miniseries titled Ironheart on July 24, 2025, featuring Riri Williams, a teenage tech genius portrayed by Dominique Thorne. The six-episode series follows Riri as she returns to her hometown, Chicago, to navigate challenges that shape her legacy in a world post-Tony Stark.

Riri, first introduced in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, constructs her own armor inspired by Iron Man. The show promises to explore themes of innovation and personal growth, making it distinct from typical superhero narratives. Thorne expressed excitement about delving deeper into Riri’s character, stating, “We’re not necessarily going back in time; it’s more of catching up and seeing how those first pivotal moments have shaped her.”

The plot thickens as Riri encounters Parker Robbins, aka the Hood, played by Anthony Ramos. During their initial alliance in Chicago, they bond over shared ambitions, but Riri soon unravels secrets about her new friend. Ramos noted, “Parker believes truly that what he is doing is good; he loves his people.”

The series, produced by Coogler’s Proximity Media in collaboration with Marvel Television, also includes a strong supporting cast featuring Lyric Ross, Alden Ehrenreich, and Manny Montana. Chinaka Hodge, the head writer, emphasized the show’s focus on Riri’s formative years as a hero.

Ironheart not only celebrates Riri’s technical skills but also her emotional journey. The filmmakers aim to depict the balance between science and the more mystical aspects of the Marvel universe. As Coogler explained, the series combines street-level Marvel themes with magical elements, creating a unique viewing experience.

With a focus on identity, trust, and the cost of stepping into the spotlight, Ironheart may redefine what it means to be a superhero. The blend of action and introspection invites audiences to witness Riri’s growth into a hero on her own terms.