As her time within the Marvel Cinematic Universe officially comes to a close with Black Widow, Scarlett Johansson is taking stock of her superhero experience. And though most of it was amazing, there were some aspects of playing Black Widow that weren't so great — particularly the sexist way her character was introduced into the comic book canon.

Johansson was famously brought in the film Iron Man as Natasha Romanoff, an undercover agent assigned to watch over the reckless genius Tony Stark after the events that turned him into a superhero in the first film. 

Natasha is a skilled agent with a high intellect and superior fighting skills, but her ability isn't what gets her noticed instead, most of the character's onscreen moments were spent pointing out desirable she was rather than demonstrating her impressive skill set.