I think this basically applies to all fictional works though. I can go on a rant (and in fact, I have multiple times) about how Iron Man and Batman have taught

I think this basically applies to all fictional works though. I can go on a rant (and in fact, I have multiple times) about how Iron Man and Batman have taught an entire generation of moviegoers about incredibly shitty corporate behavior. Instead of showing people the moral and just thing to do in company settings, people see the crap Batman or Ironman pulls (Iron Man literally killing a board member who ended up being a villain for example, or batman forcing his board and strong arming them out of the company). These are shown as heroic actions by the protagonist, but really would be the stuff of moral disaster in the real world. I've more or less accepted that most fiction is about doing amoral things that the author personally thinks is cool. But the authors understanding of morality in these situations is pretty bad in most cases, possibly because the author has little experience of corporate ethics (or in this topic, crazy large sexual harems and whatnot)