Iron Man

By Travis Dark Avengers 10, Invincible Iron Man 19, The Mighty Avengers 30, and Thunderbolts 137 Dark Avengers 10 Invincible Iron Man 19 The Mighty Avengers 30 Thunderbolts 137 Tpull is Travis Pullen. He started reading comics at 5 years old, and he can't seem to stop.

By paladinking The fight between Osborn and Stark feels highly personal despite the  two metal suits scrapping.  Stark’s last words are fantastic, the definition of bittersweet.  It’s tragic, but impossible not to smile at in a way only Tony Stark could make you smile.  Similarly, the image of the Iron Pa...

By rsg8101 Conclusion: Finally an event that lives up to the hype – well, besides Batman and Robin, Blackest Night. So let me rephrase that: Finally a marquee Marvel arc lives up to the hype! Really, I have no idea what is going to go down next issue. Fraction has made no allusion, nor planted any foreshad...

By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) We cut to Tony flying towards Stark Lab. As Tony is flying, he is shot down by a couple of men who noticed something flying in the air. Tony is lands on the ground below with the armor damaged by the fall. Tony takes of the armor and sits in front of it trying to recover.

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By Rob Keyes Adding to this, comic book writer Brian Michael Bendis spoke with Newsarama about Branagh’s Thor, the Iron Man 2 script and why fans of the comics should be excited for the upcoming movies… Continue Reading ‘Marvel Updates: Branagh’s Thor, Iron Man 2 Script Are Awesome’

By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) Tony tells Dmitri that he needs to get to the next Stark facility located in Kirensk so that he can recharge and continue the deleting process. Dmitri asks how Tony plans on getting all the way to Kirensk. Tony smirks.  We cut to Dmitri helping Tony put on the Crimson Dynamo armor. Tony takes off. ...

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By pozzyfreak The Story: With a mind that’s being deleted cell by cell, Tony Stark encounters the Crimson Dynamo and sees an opportunity. Meanwhile, Pepper Potts gets a checkup and then goes back to being a hero. As for Mariah Hill? She’s contacting a certain assassin for some help…

By Kevin(legacysword@gmail.com) We cut back to Dmitri in his office pouring himself a drink and wishing Tony luck. We cut to Tony flying towards Stark Lab. As Tony is flying, he is shot down by a couple of men who noticed something flying in the air. Tony is lands on the ground below with the armor damaged by the fall. Tony takes of the armor and sits in front of it trying to recover. In the Helicarrier armory some HAMMER agents store Pepper's armor in the same location as the rest of the Iron Man armor. End of issue. And while I like having Bucky appearing as Captain America in other Marvel titles, his appearance in this story actually hurts the story that Fraction has been building. Because, instead of allowing Tony to be the hero his own story, it seems that it will actually be Bucky.   [read the full post]

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By Charlie Jane Anders The cyborg superhero sequel was filming a scene at Edwards Airforce Base, and according to one source it involved Justin Hammer (Sam Worthington) and a new combat drone he's testing out. (Because, I guess, Hammer is moving into the military hardware game now that Tony Stark has bailed out...

By pozzyfreak Some Thoughts Before The Review: Invincible Iron Man is easily one of the best Marvel monthlies. Matt Fraction writes one hell of a Tony Stark and his handling of Stark’s inner circle (which includes Mariah Hill and Pepper Potts) has been absolutely brilliant.

By waufreak89 Posted in Animation, Comic Books Tagged: Armored Adventures, Howard Stark, Iron Man, Nick, Pilot, tony stark Back in late 2008 I first learned upon the latest Iron Man animated series.  Outside of the name and the network I didn’t learn much else and after a while the show slipped from my th...

By pozzyfreak The Story: Tony Stark faces off against Namor in an undersea lab. Meanwhile, Mariah Hill finds herself face to face with The Controller and all those he has under mind control. Also, Pepper Potts learns how to use her new suit of armor and finds herself asking, “What would Tony do?”

By noreply@blogger.com (Jim) Back at the church...Henry is being arrested by H.A.M.M.E.R. He remembers how Tony set up an emergency method of contacting their friends. When he is freed, Henry contacts Jim (War Machine) Rhodes. Jim goes in pursuit of Tony. War Machine catches up to Iron Man over an ocean. He wants Tony to surrender. Tony tells him that he knows Osborn will not let him live if he is captured. Tony tells Jim to attack him and make it look good. Otherwise, H.A.M.M.E.R. will start suspecting Jim of being a traitor. Jim says that Tony does not stand a chance against him in an old armor suit. War Machine opens the battle but Tony is able to damage him.   [read the full post]

By Travis War Machine has to fight Tony in public to keep Osborn’s goons off Rhodey’s back, ostensibly, and Tony outwits him just enough to get away, in a manner that makes it seem reasonable for any observer to cut Rhodes some slack. Maria Hill stumbles across a hidden base holding the Controller whi...

By ComicList Comics Legend Bob Layton Comics Legend Bob Layton Layton worked on two different runs of the original Iron Man series, co-plotting with writer David Michelinie on both. He inked the pencils of John Romita, Jr. on issues 116 through 154, and finished the art of (primarily) Mark D. Bright and Jackson “Butch” Guice between issues 215 and 250, acting as primary penciler on several of the last ten issues. Layton helped give a more technological look to Iron Man, and aided Michelinie in developing a deeper and more emotionally vulnerable man inside the armor, Tony Stark. Their “Demon in a Bottle” storyline is considered legendary in the comics industry. Iron Man: The End Iron Man HC - Doomquest Original post blogged on ComicList.   [read the full post]

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) MARVEL COMICS IMMORTAL IRON FIST #23 INVINCIBLE IRON MAN #11 X-MEN NOIR #4 All right, let's take a look at the new comic books for this week. We are getting a fairly average sized week with 11 comic books. Which Marvel comic book am I most looking forward to reading? That would be Guardians of the Galaxy #11. This title is always a dependable read and things should be heating up on this title since War of Kings is now officially underway. Which Marvel comic book am I least looking forward to reading? That would be Invincible Iron Man #11. This title has yet to make a positive impression on me. My favorite Marvel character has certainly seen better days.   [read the full post]

By Things From Another World We don't have many left, and I anticipate us selling out of them this weekend, so come on down and order your Iron Man Movie Artfx Statue today. Do you have one of these expertly crafted Iron Man ArtFx statues? Been a fan of Kotobukiya for awhile now? Let us know what you think below. Okay, here's the thing. I've been eagerly awaiting the arrival of the Iron Man Movie Artfx Statue since I first saw it in May '08. It was originally scheduled to arrive sometime in November. We don't have many left, and I anticipate us selling out of them this weekend, so come on down and order your Iron Man Movie Artfx Statue today. Do you have one of these expertly crafted Iron Man ArtFx statues? Been a fan of Kotobukiya for awhile now? Let us know what you think below.   [read the full post]

By pozzyfreak The Story: It’s part two of “World’s Most Wanted,” and to say Tony Stark has fallen on hard times would be a severe understatement.  Stripped of his leadership of the Mighty Avengers and S.H.I.E.L.D., Stark now finds himself fighting a losing battle with Norman Osborn, who is determined to posse...

By Travis The Age of the Sentry 4, Invincible Iron Man 8, New Exiles 16, Thor God-Size Special 1, Ultimate Fantastic Four 59, and X-Men: Kingbreaker 1 Invincible Iron Man 8 New Exiles 16 by Chris Claremont and Jim Seeley Thor God-Size Special 1 Ultimate Fantastic Four 59

By pozzyfreak The Story: With Norman Osborn and H.A.M.M.E.R. positioned to take the positions once held by Tony Stark and S.H.I.E.L.D., some major players in the Marvel universe find themselves either out of a job or just starting one. The latest Invincible Iron Man takes that idea and runs with it by focusing almost...

By pozzyfreak The Story: With Norman Osborn and H.A.M.M.E.R. positioned to take the positions once held by Tony Stark and S.H.I.E.L.D., some major players in the Marvel universe find themselves either out of a job or just starting one. The latest Invincible Iron Man takes that idea and runs with it by focusing almost...

By shadowvenom What’s Good: Iron Man’s portion really nails the tone of the film. The Tony Starks in this book feels so much like the film’s Tony, you can believe that these scenes could’ve served as extra features for the dvd. Also Fury’s inner monologue in the Hulk story also reads very well. He’s smooth, re...

By snell(noreply@blogger.com) Iron Man. But back to our fight, wherein Spymaster continues to beat the crap out of the "Invincible" Iron Man: Searching Spymaster, Shellhead discovers his true goal: And who, exactly, are the dudes who hired Spymaster? 5 months later Marvel went to 40¢. ELSEWHERE IN THE MARVEL UNIVERSE:

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By Travis The end is here! Yay! After all of the fuss about reuniting Cap with Thor and Iron Man, they stick… Wolverine on the cover where Iron Man should be?!? Bad signs already… We open with the Wasp infected and activated as the final booby trap, just in case the Skrulls started losing. The special ef...

The kind I�d not felt at all in 2008, as a matter of fact. I had high hopes for Iron Man and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull that they didn�t match. Oh, I enjoyed both those films, but compared to Knight they seemed lightweight. Neither lived up to the hype, whereas Knight surpas...

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By pozzyfreak Conclusion: Easily one of the best “one and done” stories I have ever read. It has great character moments, artwork (mostly), and an awesome story. You simply can’t ask for a whole lot more from a comic book than what you get in Invincible Iron Man #7.

By Alex Billington Fans who stuck around past the credits of Iron Man were treated to a special ending scene where Samuel Jackson donning an eye patch spoke to Tony Stark about an organization called S.H.I.E.L.D. This was exciting because S.H.I.E.L.D. is the foundation of the Avengers and so much more in the Marvel unive...

By Simon Mr Incredible = The Thing Elatigirl = Mr Fantastic Dash = Human Torch Violet = Invisible Woman Jack Jack = Franklin Richards? If you are looking for a movie to placate your comic book addiction then you can't go wrong with The Incredibles!

By G~man Iron Man, on the other hand, really didn't let you down.  Robert Downey Jr?  Nailed it as Tony Stark.  He was a believable Stark.  Jim Rhodes' character was good too.  There were moments where you could see they do have a deep friendship even though they are sort of in different circles now.  Obad...

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Stane continues to pour on the attack and proceeds to break down Tony’s armor and beats Tony into the ground. Stane takes off his helmet and tells Tony that he is going to kill Tony the same way Tony killed Stane’s father. Tony replies that Obadiah Stane killed himself. Stane 2.0 cries like a bitch telling Tony to shut up. Stane 2.0 says that Tony does not get to say his father’s name. Stane then blasts Tony’s head off. We see Stane 2.0 standing over Iron Man with Iron Man’s head blasted off. Stane 2.0 strikes a pose like Darth Vader at the end of Episode III and screams “He’s dead! Tony Stark is dead!” Stane then looks at the reader and asks “Who’s next?” (Scintillating.)   [read the full post]

By TheAnswerMVP2001 Originally Written Thursday, May 8, 2008 It's safe to say May 2008 might be a pinnacle of in the history of Paramount (except for 1997 with Titanic) as Iron Man not only brings forth the year's first big blockbuster, but also brings forth the real first good movie of the year and one of the bes...

By CalvinPitt(noreply@blogger.com) I still really enjoy the scenes where Tony is testing his flight capabilities, but I tried to concentrate on Jeff Bridges, since some of the other reviews I read after my initial review made me think I'd missed some aspects of his performance. I think they were probably right. Maybe it comes f...

By Rajiv Ashrafi He also said, "I’ve already mentioned War Machine and Mandarin. I have some ideas, but I really need to sit down with Downey and the Marvel guys before we say much more." Favreau, when asked about the return of War Machine, replied with a jab at Marvel: “Do characters ever really die in Marvel?...

By zippyfish Iron Man is the latest piece of popular culture (a Marvel comic book from the 1960s) vacuumed up by Hollywood’s all-devouring machine, and reconfigured into a blockbuster film. ‘Here comes the crap’, you say, and you’d be right to be dubious - Hollywood’s action blockbusters are too ofte...

By Graeme McMillan Sure, Iron Man may have seemed like harmless fun set in a vaguely "real world" setting, pitting Robert Downey Jr.'s Tony Stark against villains so cartoony as to be easy to hate while realistic enough to hit all of our hidden preconceptions about "evil" in a post 9/11 world. But as it turns out...

I'll admit it, I have a geek crush on Iron Man. And, I adore his geeky-but-hot alter ego Tony Stark, who has a lab straight out of every geeks' daydreams with computers, gadgets, and hot cars (most likely equipped with some high-tech GPS) galore. Even the phone he carries is totally geek chic!

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Marvel continues to flood the market with Iron Man as we get yet another Iron Man mini-series with Iron Man: Viva Las Vegas. Jon Favreau, the director of Iron Man, is handling the writing duties on this title as Adi Granov handles the art chores. I am looking forward to Favreau’s story. Favreau gave us a fantastic version of Tony Stark and clearly gets Tony’s character. I’m confident that we will get a good read with Iron Man: Viva Las Vegas #1. Let’s go ahead and hit this review. I love Favreau’s handling of Tony’s character. Marvel should replace Fraction with Favreau over on Invincible Iron Man. I know that Favreau could never handle the requirements of a monthly title due to his career, but, c’mon, Favreau simply gets Tony’s character better than...   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) We cut back to the Helicarrier where Tony mentions his second nightmare. It is when the Iron Man armor becomes cheap and easily replicable. Because as it stands, there are two armors: Tony’s hi-tech Extremis armor and Rhodey’s War Machine armor which isn’t as good as Tony’s armor. Tony then goes to his lab. Tony says that his third nightmare spins out from his second nightmare. That someone other than Tony or Rhodey will pilot the Iron Man armor. Tony says that he is not thrilled with people with suits of armor that are similar to the Iron Man armor. That during the Armor Wars, Tony’s tech was sold to the underworld and being used to kill people.   [read the full post]

By William Clark I will have a review of Iron Man on PS3 soon. Stay tuned.   Iron Man for PSP CoverI recently played the PSP version of Iron Man and while some of the features are impressive, it seems Sega forgot the most important aspect of any game: fun. That’s right, Iron Man for the PSP just isn’t all that fun to p...

By Amit Of course, the sequel is in the pipeline and some more Superheroes such as Thor and Captain America are also rubbing up their heels for a movie release. You can check out the really cool Iron Man website here. Iron Man appeared for the first time in Marvel Comics publications in 1963. The most re...

By brian_66@yahoo.com At the end of "Iron Man", Iron Man must fight another person clad in an iron suit. In "The Incredible Hulk", someone else gets subjected to Gamma radiation and turns into a Hulk-like creature and the two of them have a knock-down brawl in the middle of a city.

By Tim O'Shea “…we had a large number of film-fueled requests for Iron Man comics, new and old. The FCBD Iron Man/Hulk/Spider-Man book was a popular item, and we even sold out of our copies of Marvel Adventures: Iron Man comics. We never sell out of Marvel Adventures: Iron Man.”

By vaultdweller13 The supporting characters were all great as well. Gwyneth Paltrow played a great Pepper Potts. She and Tony have several good scenes together in the movie, one of the best being when she needs to play "Operation" as Tony puts it, changing out his chest battery without touching any of the wire...

By Loren And, that leads us to our third ingredient for the success of this movie — Robert Downey, Jr. Now, I’ve always liked Downey, but I have to admit that I would never have seen Tony Stark in him. But, I really bought it. I mean — he was Tony Stark. Much of my being convinced of Tony Stark’s evolution in th...

By mulderwastaken The movie presents a version of Iron Man’s origin that is updated while staying true to the original. The action scenes are first rate with Iron Man’s first adventure, the taking out of some terrorists using Stark weapons, being a highlight of the film. There are great little touches in the f...

By cslepage Ultimate Human #2 Marvel Comics Ellis, Nord & Stewart We begin with the dust up that began in the previous issue. Tony is getting chased throughout the facility by the grey Hulk. This whole sequence uses humor, with Tony on his cell phone barking out orders, versus the madness of the Hulk. Finally, Tony jumps in his suit and the battle begins, but with a twist: Tony’s suit doesn’t have any armaments. Hulk smashes Iron Man into the ground. Iron Man lights Hulk’s hair on fire. Iron Man eventually gets the better of Hulk and shoots an electroshock into his eye. This gets the Hulk to revert back to Bruce Banner.   [read the full post]

By Rokk Krinn We cut to Tony in his penthouse at Stark Tower. Suddenly, captain America appears before him. Captain America attacks Tony. Tony says that Steve is dead and he can’t be real. Captain America takes off his mask and says he is a figment of Tony’s imagination. Captain America then says “The writing is Malukkian.” Iron Man then arrives at the hospital where Paragon is located. There Iron Man meets up with Captain Ultra who is responsible for the Nebraska team. Ultra tells Iron Man that he heard Gadget was Tony’s protégé. Iron Man responds that he didn’t know her. That a million gifted kids who cobbled together armor in their garages sent him letters and considered them his protégés. Tony remembers getting letter from Gadget when she was a little kid.   [read the full post]

By Mel Odom The Invincible Iron Man starts over from scratch, keeping much of the Tony Stark character in place. He’s still a rich playboy with a keen inventor’s mind. But he’s remiss in his responsibilities to work outside of inventing and in his friendships. The Lions Gate film also presents the chara...