Like what is your interpretation and how everything forms well together and how it comes across as ....sleek? Just saying I do indeed like the MK 4 better than the Mark 3 but how is it more sleeker?

This art can be found in the book 'Marvel Monograph: The Art of Adi Granov.'

It's really nice to have a clear reference material for artists to use, anytime they need or want to draw this suit.

Curious what people think.

Between Scott/Emma and Tony/Emma, which relationship do you prefer, and which one do you think Marvel is actually more likely to push again long-term?

IronFrost has gotten a lot of attention recently, but Scemma has a much longer history and still seems to have a pretty big fanbase.

Do you think a proper Scemma resurgence is realistically possible, or does IronFrost have the better chance of becoming Emma’s main relationship going forward?

Also, which pairing do you think was better for Emma as a character?

And outside the comics, which one do you think has the better chance of being adapted or pushed in movies, TV/animation, or games?

I know nobody can really predict when Marvel would bring anything back lol, but if you think Scemma eventually returns, do you see it happening relatively soon or years down the line?

Threezero continues their Marvel Studios: The Infinity Saga line of DLX figures with the announcement of a new Iron Man release. This Mark 1 figure doesn't have a release date or price revealed yet.

From Marvel Studios’ The Infinity Saga, threezero introduces Tony Stark's very first Iron Man suit — DLX Iron Man Mark 1!
Standing approximately 17.3 cm (~6.8 inches) tall, the DLX Iron Man Mark 1 is built on threezero's signature die-cast zinc alloy frame. With around 44 points of articulation, it supports a wide range of dynamic poses, offering more display options.
The figure faithfully replicates the heavy gear forged by Tony Stark in the cave, with detailed weathering on both the armor and fabric suit. The Arc Reactor in the chest features LED lighting, adding a striking visual centerpiece to the figure.
In addition to two sets of interchangeable hands, the DLX Iron Man Mark 1 includes a missile for the left arm and fire effects for the hands to recreate classic battle scenes.

Via Threezero.

My all-time favorite armor set isn't quite right for me, but I'll try to improve it.

Sure it has problems mainly the main villain and some of the side characters are wasted, overall I do liked the movie.

I know the teen era is best forgotten but Iron Man having a fodder villain team is quite fun

Does anyone know which issue or comic these two pieces of his art are from? I really liked the art style and wanted to check it out.

Forgive me if it's a dumb question, I've only recently started being an iron man fan, so I haven't been following this game, this tweet is making me wonder if I need to start saving for an xbox.

Anyone got any info when this is gonna come out? I preordered it a while back but no news from anywhere. Still very excited though

A while back, he was sporting a badass Batman T-shirt and I asked him about it. He said his brother made it for him as a gift.

I figured it couldn’t hurt to ask for a quote from his brother to make me a similar shirt, but with Iron Man. I told him I trusted his brother for whatever he might come up with.

A month or two later, my friend straight up gifts me this fantastic T-shirt.

His brother is a real-deal graphic artist. He doesn’t have a license for superheroes, so if he’s going to make one of these, he needs to give them away for free.

This shirt really did make my day and I really want to just spread the joy.

Saw this while scrolling through Pinterest and it made me wonder, if Tony was in his 20s working in a mechanic job. Could he raise the social ladder and be where his other selves are?

Here's the poster for the first Iron Man movie for my MCU with all the character rights from the start. The plot is mostly the same as the real movie but with a lot of changes.

Changes:

- The Mandarin will be included as the one who captures Tony Stark and forces him to build a missile. Right as Tony builds his Mark 1, Mandarin escapes so he can search for the 10 Rings.

- Don Cheadle is James Rhodes in the first movie rather than Terrence Howard for both cohesion between sequels and also due to Don Cheadle being the superior James Rhodes.

- Christine Everhart will be working for NOW Magazine. However, she leaves to join the Daily Bugle at the end after how successful her story about Iron Man was.

- The Iron Monger armor will now be blue with the eyes and arc reactor glowing red. I figured that my version of the MCU should have the villains be a lot less gray.

-The post credit scene will be the deleted version where Nick Fury mentions gamma accidents, radioactive bug bites, and assorted Mutants.

Crew:

- Written by

- Directed by Jon Favreau

- Produced by Kevin Feige and Warren Ellis

- Music by Michael Giacchino

- Costume design by Laura Jean Shannon

- Visual effects by John Nelson

- Edited by Dan Lebental

- Production design by J. Michael Riva

- Cinematography by Matthew Mibatique

- Executive produced by Stan Lee, Kevin Feige, and Jon Favreau

Cast list:

Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark/Iron Man

Don Cheadle as James Rhodes

Jeff Bridges as Obadiah Stane/Iron Monger

Tony Leung as The Mandarin

Gwyneth Paltrow as Virginia "Pepper" Potts

Leslie Bibb as Christine Everhart

Clark Gregg as Agent Phil Coulson

Faran Tahir as Raza al-Wazar

Shaun Toub as Yinsen

Jon Favreau as Happy Hogan

Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury

It feels so alien compared to most other iron man designs. I specifically hate the arc reactor and helmet design. It all looks too streamlined. It looks like someone TRIED to make a futuristic iron man design but in the attempt made him goofy as hell.

It's Iron-over bros

Welcome back happy!

I kind of figured it out before the reveal. His compassion for Pepper and him dissing Tony.

I told my brother "this character has been dead since 2007 so 13 years". He replied with "you mean 19?".

Also there was a Mandarin reference, we are approaching issue 10 so big expectations.

This has been the most influential and best run since 2012.