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Only the writers are to blame. A fictional character is not responsible for something a writer creates. How could Tony and Peter be blamed for ANYTHING when they are just paper and ink?
You are condemning something that does not exist. Fictional characters can do nothing unless a writer creates it.
What happens if a writer, just on a whim, decides to write She-Hulk making a deal with Mephisto? Do you drop her too? What if someone creates a story where every single comic book character ever created makes a deal with Mephisto. Do you then give up comics altogether?
Spider-Man and Iron Man have given you years of pleasure, whether you realize it or not. The money made from early Spider-Man comics helped build the comic book industry that you now enjoy. The money made from early Iron Man movies helped build the MCU, allowing you to enjoy future Marvel movies. Every single Marvel character ever created has helped build the company that you now enjoy.
Dropping Spidey and Iron Man because of some perceived wrong...a wrong that a WRITER created... almost seems more unjust than anything these characters were MADE to do in a fictional comic book.
But then again, how can one be unjust to something that doesn't really exist? 
Just my 2 cents
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Well, of course, I'm not blaming the fictional characters. I'm not so far removed from reality that I don't know it's the writers who have done this to them.
Doesn't have anything to do with me being done with the characters. It's just as silly to continue following characters you cannot enjoy because of what the writers have done to them.
I cannot enjoy Peter until the marriage is retroactively reenstated.
Tony has way too much blood still on his hands from Civil War for me to enjoy.
