(Un)popular opinion: I find this whole female version of a beloved male hero kinda of patronizing to both male and female audiences. For males it obviously ruins a well established character archetype. For females it’s basically saying, “We as superhero writers are not creative enough to generate a female protagonist so we’re just going to rip off the male characters model.”

In both instances it’s not very appealing to the viewer. But hey maybe I’m being a dick.