Iron Man
Character » Iron Man appears in 11210 issues.
Tony Stark was the arrogant son of wealthy, weapon manufacturer Howard Stark. Tony cared only about himself, but he would have a change of heart after he was kidnapped by terrorists and gravely injured. Pressured to create a weapon of mass destruction, Stark instead created a suit of armor powerful enough for him to escape. Tony used his vast resources and intellect to make the world a better place as The Invincible Iron Man. Stark's super hero identity led him to become a founding member of the Avengers.
Ironman 3 Who would you like to be the Villain?
I'm glad to see that the Mandarin is so popular.
@brc2000 said:
... So far they haven't gone with magic or meta-humans in any of the Iron Man movies, bu since it ties with Thor, Avengers, Hulk etc., there shouldn't be a problem.
I totally agree. I really like this argument. It seems like Iron Man's arch-enemy is being phased out because of his magical aspect of his character. I feared that they were trying to phase out of his character to change Iron Man's image because they no longer don't want magic in the Iron Man portion of the Marvel universe.
@Gambit1024 said:
....MODOK should never be in a movie. Ever, lol.
Why not? I think he could be done tastefully.
@-Eclipse-
said:Thank you for defining Mandarin, I was about to do it myself. Truth is I couldn't tell if he was joking or not. For the record the name of the orange is Mandarin orange, not mandarin.@Inevitable: A few defnitions of Mandarin:
- a member of an elite intellectual or cultural group
- any high government official or bureaucrat
- a high public official of imperial China
- the dialect of Chinese spoken in Beijing and adopted as the official language for all of China
When imagine the Manadrin I think of Lo Pan from the 1980's movie "Big Trouble in Little China".
I also like what they've done in the Iron Man Armored Adventures cartoon.
Mixing the best of both worlds would make it perfect.
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