For me, it's the Mark XI "Modular" suit. The definitive Iron Man armor.
For me, it's the Mark XI "Modular" suit. The definitive Iron Man armor
Jordan Robinson
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Joseph Miller
For me, it is the Superior.
Sorry it just clicked and nothing surpassed it yet.
Christian Perry
The Layton-era Silver Centurion warrants a mention as well.
Sebastian Butler
More recently, I've had a soft spot for Godkiller.
Kayden Watson
Ma nigga.
Yes it does.
Out of pure utility though, I'd go with the cartoon's second season rendition of the Mark XI Modular, that allowed him to change to other suits and looked spiffy as fuck.
Juan Taylor
Can't go wrong with the classics.
Charles Campbell
For me, it's Bengus. The definitive Mahvel artist.
Ayden Sanchez
Okay, this needs to stop.
That's not "Godkiller". If it has a nickname, it's called "Space Knight". That armor originated in the storyline "Godkiller", but it never killed any gods.
You know what killed a fuckton of gods, though? FUCKING GODKILLER.
Which is not an Iron Man armor or any kind of armor at all, but a four-and-a-half-mile gunship that looks like a person.
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I liked The SKIN-armor. Too bad it or its concepts are never used.
Although it served as the inspiration for the MCU 'Heartbreaker' armor.
Brandon Lopez
Sebastian Brown
So which is our favorite from the movies?
>Not shown: 43 through 85
Isaiah Hill
For me it's the Hypervelocity armor. It had a lot of cool new abilities, it had a lot of 80s anime influence, and like all the best Iron Man armors it's empty.
Josiah Thompson
>all these wasted armours
>no tony using these armours to deal with natural disasters/firefighting/underwater submarine rescue etc
>no silver centurion in proper action
Always a big fan of IV and VI, though.
Chase Collins
Does Tony shitpost on /m/?
Sebastian Nelson
Gotta go with the Silver Centurion
Carter Walker
What spiky black and white armor called?
Ayden Lopez
Samurai Armor
Evan Anderson
I bet leotardfag would like this
Nolan Davis
My top favorites, can’t go wrong with the classics and ironically the only good thing about The Crossing storyline was the armors.
Josiah Williams
Probably. Also /pol/.
Thomas Williams
>make REGISTRATION WAS RIGHT/WRONG/Not worth itthread
>enjoy (you)s
>use them to somehow power an armour
>either somebody steals it or it tears open spacetime, causing another shitty event
>whoopsie
Noah Anderson
>leotardfag
Who?
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Do we like the Ultimate armor?
Charles Nelson
Yes! I always thought the inertial gel thing was pretty neat, too.
Nathan Allen
>Stark getting drunk and sperging on /pol/ about “Captain Faggot” while getting in fights with Wakandans and shilling his company on /biz/
Kino.
Leo Adams
Iron Man 3 will forever remain the biggest missed opportunity in the MCU
Austin Phillips
Josiah Turner
>high points in IM3
>hall of armours
>tony saving the flight crew midair
>the PTSD/identity stuff
>bigtime Rhodey bro-down
There were lots of excellent components, it was just overall wonky as fuck.
Jackson Cook
Why has there never been an "Iron Mandarin" suit?
Aaron Bailey
Iron Man 3 had l the things you wanted with a plot we didn’t ask for.
Gabriel White
Heartbreaker will be number one in my heart, always.
James Bell
there was in the cartoon
Angel Turner
I like mark L from infinity war, I like the slightly organic design to it along with nanomachines being awesome
Noah Smith
Austin Gonzalez
I will forever know this as the shitty cartoon suit
Lucas Rodriguez
Isn't that the one which went full yandere for Tony?
Yeah, it is.
Kayden Jones
Man, I'd fuck all the suits. I don't care which it is.
But Extremis and Endosym are the hottest.
Connor Gray
>No one's posted Bleeding Edge armor yet
Yea Forums, I'm disappoint.
Ethan Jenkins
No. The first suit (the modular one) is actually getting ripped apart by the 'yandere' suit.
Oh, well, as long as we're on the subject...
Jacob Williams
Anthony Rivera
That's nu-Tony after the 90s. Old Tony would shitpost on Yea Forums
Samuel White
Why Yea Forums of all things? 60s Tony at that? Yea Forums‘s more likely.
Gavin Evans
Because of the Mandarin and Fin Fang Foom being chinese so he would shitpost on the board with chinese cartoons and fillipino flipbooks to blow some steam off.
Jeremiah Edwards
This armor is obscure by now, but I like this depiction.
Jonathan Nguyen
Tony feels more like a /m/ poster, due to his actually building himself some gundams. Probably /g/ and /o/ and all the adult boards.
I like that Mk. 52 turns into a flying car, it's so goofy.
Austin Wood
>The plot of the movie is Tony dealing with PTSD about alien tech and anxiety about being technologically inferior.
>The villain of the movie was advertised to be the Mandarin.
>Tony could have had to face the physical manifestation of his fears by facing someone with superior alien tech.
>Instead it was some guy he was mean to one time.
I will never stop being mad at how big of a missed opportunity Iron Man 3 was.
Gavin Green
No question Tony is /m/ but probably Yea Forums due to Gundams and other super robots he likes to see or other mecha. /g/...he'd probably be a real legit poster there. He'd never even glance at the adult boards due to the pussy he's slayed and is drowning, he needs a brek when he shitposts.
Jaxon Morgan
>Tony doesn't go on the adult boards because he keeps seeing his own nudes and sex tapes being posted
Pic related, though, guy genuinely seems like he probably watches alot of /m/ shit. I'm also into these giant armours of his we've been seeing in the current and Avengers runs.
Andrew Flores
Oh, well -
Xavier James
Hunter Moore
Brayden Cox
Tyler Mitchell
this I-ronman rocks
Alexander Bailey
Colton Cook
Ian Anderson
his most tokusatsu-like armor by far
Aiden Long
Either mark 3 or 85.
Jose Morgan
Muh man!
I just realized that he'd probably shit up /clang/ with nakked pics of Jocasta just to shitpost and post :
>currently plowing this hottie
>Warming her cold steel
>Reving her engine with my key
Caleb Sanders
Despite it being tainted by Bendis, the design was still pretty good.
Ryan Bennett
what was the last armor that had that classic rectangular mouth? I miss that design feature
Colton Moore
For me it's the Mark 1 JRXL-1000 Variable Threat Response Battle Suit Chad Thunder cock WAR MACHINE
Isaac Wilson
Are there any clean images of the one from Infinity War?
Carson Reyes
hulk buster and bleeding edge, the movies hulk buster as it was more modifiable.
Samuel Stewart
The one with the nose
Alexander Lee
igor is cute and underrated
Mason Young
Aaron Barnes
V
Gavin Turner
>those toa nuva shoulders and gundam feet
Dylan Anderson
Justin Price
Underrated
Jaxson Martin
looks like MCU Yellowjacket
Ryder Long
Man, why don't we have toys of his various transforming vehicle armors? Even if they had simple swivel neck, shoulders, and hips I'd buy a few. They could do a few as straight up transformers, partsformer armor add-ons, spring loaded action armor, or even go full megazord.
Ayden Gutierrez
Because everything Marvel merch has to be MCU aligned now days.
Elijah Turner
Extremis is my favorite.
Jacob Diaz
Hey its Cyborg. Hey buddy, where is BB?
Eli Morris
Once we run out of MCU Iron Man toys, more adult collector-orientated comic toys will probably happen. China/HK/Japan fucking LOVE Iron Man.
Dylan Peterson
This shit right here. I always loved the idea of different forms having strengths and weaknesses so they all their best times to be used.
Owen Ross
>China/HK/Japan fucking LOVE Iron Man.
I want the Re:Edit Iron Man figs but I'm too poor at the moment.
Noah Fisher
>Re:Edit Iron Man
>recently traveled through HK airport
>two toy stores, both 30%-40% stocked with high end Iron Man merch
>displays all looked like pic related
If I hadn't been travelling light, my wallet would have suffered gravely.
Gavin Brown
Golden Avenger all the way.
Nicholas Price
Literally the only good thing about the movies
Brody Nguyen
Bleeding Edge form me as it represents the peak of human achievement so far. Going from a clunky suit in cave, to near practical magic level of technology is somewhat inspiring.
Jason Morales
Nanoborg = best borg
Adrian Reyes
My brother!
Angel Carter
who?
Jose Cooper
Mon negre
William Richardson
I kinda liked how they tried to go for the retarded muscle shirt look of classic Iron Man armors with the Endgame one
James Baker
I remember people calling it the Hulkbuster armor until its name was revealed
Ethan Brown
>tfw no MCU version of this amazing design
I liked IM3's Mandarin but I'm bummed we never really saw the "real" one in any form.
Hunter Butler
There's concept art for it wearing the spacesuit
Logan Lopez
Hudson Adams
based granov
although i like the one he wore right before it, the DoD suit. it just seems HEAVY and clunk clunk clunk
John Phillips
Isaiah Perry
the mf mark four war TANK
only complaint is no more ultron kill count carved in that the mark 3 had
Ryder Roberts
i really thought given the red white and blue paintjob that it was the iron patriot mark 2 not the war machine mark 5
Andrew Hall
this is a war machine thread now
Josiah Ramirez
Joseph Watson
Noah Peterson
This is the best version of the War Machine armor. This was when Tony's nervous system was burning out and his logic behind building it was that if I'm going to die in agony then you should too.
David Howard
>what was the last armor that had that classic rectangular mouth?
Good question... lemme check
It's the 'Tin Man'. That was the last one.
Tru dat.
>. I always loved the idea of different forms having strengths and weaknesses so they all their best times to be used.
Well, the 'Model Prime' could change between all armor models there ever were (But so could everything from Bleeding Edge onward).
Thanks to Bendis, it never really got to show its stuff.
Julian Jenkins
I hope we get a rendering of the War Machine armor he wears at the end of endgame, it looked cool
Jaxon Cruz
That's not -
Oh forget it.
Isaiah Taylor
>the retarded muscle shirt look
It's flexmetal, buddy.
>his logic behind building it was that if I'm going to die in agony then you should too
Just so you know, I am stealing this for future use.
Angel Baker
It's interesting that Stark is one of the few superheroes that actively seeks to increase his own power.
Owen Morales
Stark is deliciously insecure, past the armor that's his public self.
Owen Howard
>Iron Man 2020
It's one year away boys, do you think they'll even mention it?
Jacob Campbell
Slott seems to be building up to it if the inclusion of Arno in his run is anything to go by.
Nicholas Sanchez
Why do Marvel civilians do this? They're constantly mocking, berating, and harassing folk who could toss them over the Empire Sate Building in a fit of pique.
And the grey armor is not terrifying. It looks kinda clunky and goofy.
Lincoln Rivera
Why is it a bad thing? You should absolutely be trying to skew things in your favor as much as possible against supervillains.
This has always been one of the weirdest things about superhero comics to me.
Zachary Cruz
I strongly suspect Arno wants to supplant Tony.
If Slott has the balls, and given his history, we might even be getting a year of Arno as Iron Man. A better, more ruthless, more efficient Iron Man, dare I say it a 'superior' Iron Man, as it were.
eScape exists, a virtual universe Tony was very nearly permanenly imprisoned in without even realizing it, plus there is now the very real question whether he even IS the real Tony Stark anymore now that his deleted, re-booted from digital back-up brain is housed in a completely reconstructed body.
Ayden Morris
In 1963, that was totally terrifying.
And yet often his armors seem to fall behind the capabilities of his older models.
Jaxon Campbell
it's my favorite, shame we didn't see it on film
Nathan Cooper
>And the grey armor is not terrifying
you should see the sci-fi horror movies of the time.
Thomas Gray
>confirmed normie/non-reader
Colton Flores
It's not a bad thing. I didn't mean it as a bad thing. His insecurity is a nice character trait.
Carson Butler
The sad thing is that the Mandarin switcheroo was for no other reason than pandering to China.
Ayden Nguyen
Ho's thicc ass Iron Patriot suit tickles my fancy a whole lot.
Christian Taylor
Not him, but I like it too, desu. I hate it when it’s overblown like in recent times (see BENIS’ run), but it’s a nice little touch when kept at an appropriate amount.
Jose Torres
It's a good trait that I don't see many super heroes deal with. Usually they're just given a smidgen of it and it's never really addressed in the long term or brought up again in any meaningful way.
Zachary Flores
>And yet often his armors seem to fall behind the capabilities of his older models.
>when the one character who has a clear and explicit reason to power creep gets weaker and weaker over time
Daniel Brown
Well, that’s because most supers have actual superpowers and with those come perfect genes. Stark’s literally a guy in a tin can. He’s not an Uber-Genius, an Uber-Fighter, an Uber-Leader or whatever. Imagine living in a world with Gods, Mutants with perfect genes and Geniuses that surpass everything. Sure, he’s got it better than Hawkeye, but he’s supposed to be playing with the Big Boys. It makes sense that he’d be so obsessed with NANOMACHINES, SON. Eventually it becomes a character flaw because it makes him paranoid, deceitful, and a slew of other stuff. When, if you think about it, he’s already got enough going for him already. But he just wants more. He’s like a less autistic, and less talented, Doom.
Samuel Reed
Has any of his armors gained self awareness or formed into a living being in some way? I'm sure Ultron had tried something... besides that one time.
Noah Green
I have a soft spot for mark VII. It looks bette rin the movie than it does in that photo though, especially the silver.
Colton Stewart
Owen Diaz
>Sure, he’s got it better than Hawkeye
If anything Tony is in a worse spot than people like Hawkeye and especially Captain America because he doesn't get their ridiculous plot armor.
Gavin Ramirez
>Has any of his armors gained self awareness or formed into a living being in some way?
Yes. The abusive boyfriend armor.
Wyatt Allen
The no plot armor is what makes it more entertaining when he gets into something way over his head IMO.
Julian Jackson
Eh, I generally hate plot armor and self-insertion, so I’m good. I feel that it makes characters less interesting.
Ryan Martinez
The absolute peak of Iron Man design. Second only to the (sadly unused) space suit.
Evan Ward
Eh, lately Stark has been getting shat on way too much. I want some stories with him being successful and happy for one.
Henry Jones
I love this. Shame it never got it's outing when Tony was supposed to meet the GoTG in space because he got their distress signal.
Joseph Stewart
As someone who loves the Kaminski era I agree. I just don’t like the “keikaku” syndrome where everything goes according to plan at all times. I like watching the hero work for his victory.
Luke Bell
I like the chunkier ones, more steam-punk.
Jace Reed
>iron venom is a thing
nice
Joseph Gutierrez
The Endosym armor is also a symbiote.
Just without the personality and sentiency.
Ryder James
42 I really liked how the different parts would fit itself together
Parker Torres
>「G H O S T F A C E K I L L A」
Lincoln Young
The armor could legitimately be a stand since White Album and Oasis exist.
Elijah Peterson
>mark 50 makes Thanos with 4 Infinity stones bleed
>Mark 85 doesn't put a scratch on Thanos without the IG
Gavin Ward
Daredevil is being a retard again, nothing new here.
Andrew Allen
Which issues/TPB's does this sexy suit appear in?
Mason Cook
It was his primary suit for a good chunk of the mid-late '90s.
Anthony Carter
Obligatory
>thanos was obviously holding back
post
Juan King
Is Busiek's run worth picking up?
Evan Walker
Tony was explicitly throwing everything he had at Thanos in that fight, damn his own survivability. In the Endgame battle, he's explicitly trying to stay alive to go back to his family and had support of two of the most prominent avengers fighting alongside him, so I'm not surprised he reigned in the suicidal full frontal assault this time.
Joseph Wilson
IIRC Busiek himself doesn't consider it his best work but I personally enjoyed it. Give it a try if you want.
Isaiah Wright
Even considering that arc, yes. His run was one of the bests, right up there with the Knaufs.
Levi Nguyen
iRonman
Xavier Diaz
Alright, I'll check it out. I saw that a trade of the first half or so came out, so I'll pick that up soon.
Dylan Lopez
Trade recommendations for silver centurion armor? Or best iron man in general?
Daniel Smith
It's OoP now, but only went so recently (I got mine about 3-4 months ago), so it isn't valuable yet.
Gavin Moore
Ho deserves more love.
Joseph Brooks
Venom got his ass kicked super hard in that issue.
Aiden Miller
Mark VII because it's probably one of the most durable armors shown in the movies. Handled Chitauris like a boss. Also how it's bulkier yet still similar to Mark III
Juan Diaz
Patrician taste.
I'm also partial to the Renaissance armor, model 16.
Caleb Watson
For me, its Ultimate
Josiah Gonzalez
I hate kids.
Charles Sullivan
Why the hell we didn't get this in IM3 is beyond me.
Ethan Kelly
>He’s not an Uber-Genius, an Uber-Fighter, an Uber-Leader or whatever.
Yes, he is.
>someone who loves the Kaminski era
Brother.
It is very solid.
Matthew Thompson
Any love for Ironheart?
Asher Price
Gasoline punk.
It can go back further.
Connor Moore
I like the unfinished/unpainted look of this. Sort of like a hot rod car
Liam Barnes
Adam Baker
As an armor it's fine. As a character and psudo replacement for Tony? Stage 4 cancer.
Isaiah Morales
Silver centurion and tiger
James Young
Color scheme based on the Ultimate armor, but nothing else.
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Ultimate Armor prototype... suspiciously resembles...
Uhhh... something from some video game.
Jackson Hall
Her character is better now that Eve Ewing (what's in a name?) is writing her.
And the replacement, well, Bendis will be Bendis.
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Remember this? Man o man.
Michael Morales
No. Go away.
Ayden Parker
It feels weird that most of the 'buster' armors never seem to be succesfful.
Like the pheonix killer was the only one to approach its goal and even than it just split the pheonix
Blake Foster
I was looking for this. Forgot the verse number. I like the armor from 1872 as well. Basically, chunkier and rougher. Or it needs to go super sleek like Superior.
Michael Campbell
Since this is the /img/, I wanna ask this to my fellow Ironfags. What else do you like from comics and I guess games and shows and stuff? For example I like Sci-Fi, but I’ve never managed to get into the X-Men. I like military fiction, so I love MGS, but Avengers never interested me. What other comics do you consume? Do you have a few certain tastes, or are they all over the place? I never managed to like magic for example, even though I tried getting into Doctor Strange or Hellblazer multiple times.
Elijah Lopez
He trawls furry threads in /trash/
Levi Cooper
I love the armor designs mainly, it was pretty much the only reason I tolerated Armored Adventures because the redesigns for IM's rogues gallery was god tier.
Sebastian Wilson
MCU Hulkbuster actually did it's intended job and is actually better than pretty much any other iteration of the Hulkbuster, because it can replace destroyed parts on the fly..
Kevin Lopez
Wait, what?
Oh yeah, Secret Wars.
>Do you have a few certain tastes, or are they all over the place?
I like dramatic-but-life-affirming comics.
Luke Anderson
Now I understand why he is friends with Squirrel Girl...
Than any iteration. None of the others ever worked.
Tyler Stewart
Yeah ironically a lot of the time MCU tony has better ideas for his suits the 616 tony.
The satellite spare parts was fantastic
Angel Mitchell
It's not even as awesome as the Silver Centurion armor before it,It only gets a nod because it was the return of the "red and gold"
This mother fucker gets it.
Lame. Slightly more cool than the nose and transistor "powered" roller skates version but barely.
Connor Bennett
>The satellite spare parts was fantastic
As an Shellhead oldfag, I've got to agree with this. Usually Banner just punks the "Hulkbusters"
Ian Clark
Buster suits are used as a narrative device to tell the reader shit is getting serious but it starts to fall flat when they never do their actual jobs even remotely well.
Nicholas Reyes
>Usually
Always.
Samuel Wright
I wish he built more of them. Like a whole separate armory for specific enemies.
>Speedball
>Dust
>The Ghost
Nathaniel Rodriguez
celestial armor
Michael Foster
See, now, I liked that.
Much better than this useless piece of shit.
"Godkiller", my ass.
Isaac Gutierrez
That's incredible.
Kevin Reyes
Nobody got the joke behind the first Hulkbuster.
Joshua Ward
Jace Roberts
I still don't. So I guess you're right.
Joke?
Jackson Bailey
They use the Hulkbuster to hype up an all out brawl between Iron Man and the Hulk but then in the next issue they just talk things out.
Parker Kelly
The red one is also pretty cool.
Wyatt Watson
Who is your favorite IM rogue?
Nolan Diaz
Hold on, hold on.
What's
Joseph Allen
It also shoots iron man armours from its repulsor ports
Dominic Jackson
Don't have one single one.
But if there is one rogue I wish would come back, it's Mordecai Midas.
Dominic Turner
>mfw Iron Man’s rogues gallery is my favorite in comics
They’re both cool in concept, and so much in need of reinvention/someone to use them, that I really like them. Batman’s and Spider-Man’s are overdone at this point, and with how “””accepting””” the X-Men are, most of their villains are part of their ranks at this point.
Tyler Price
Not Pat Benatar.
Tasteless user. Tasteless.
Jackson Jones
Looks like something Blue Beetle would use.
Henry Miller
I was thinking about ending this long ted talk like post with a picture of my generations primary iron man armor but I got pic related telling me to stop looking for it while I was looking for it. #technology. And I challenge you to find anyone on Reddit who plays like this behaves this isn't a red post.
Yup when this debuted (day byood?) I thought it was the coolest thing.
Also this.
Holy Shit my childhoods armor is conspicuously missing from your generational collection despite being features in comics printed in the middle of all of those designs.
Third or Fourth if you don't count the Armor this thread's missing.
Then this one, yep.
Always forget the original Granov design because it has dominated all the MCU designs since. But as a comic armor it was definitely top tier.
Of all the Granov based Ultron looking designs this one has got the most right to stand alone as a new game on the Iron Man armor like the ScarletSilver Centurian armor and the others. Really took the the challenge of changing the iron man colors and went some where with it.
I always call it Granov because the design itself came before Tony doses himself and the design doesn't change at all from before to after.
I don't count Iron Patriot as an Iron Man character because like War Machine and the green armor from the Marvel prisons it's a different character.
I use to fancy this one back when I hated the Armor that came after. I didn't really like the Iron Man armor when in was growing up. They didn't look as cool as the ones that came before.
Yes. Achieves what does as far as bringing in a winning new color scheme.
Landon Anderson
A+ definitive //my iron man//
Jayden Howard
>I don't count Iron Patriot as an Iron Man character because like War Machine and the green armor from the Marvel prisons it's a different character.
Well, duh. It's been a long while since I read Dark Reign and Siege but isn't Iron Patriot just a stolen Extremis armor with a Cap paint job that Osborn wanted to represent both heroes?
Ryder Martin
Get me a picture of the three Iron Man handles that came before War Machine and find out because right now it's looking like one generation of fictional technology has evaded an entire planet of iron man interest filtered through the most politically correct search engine.
Jaxon Collins
Oh look it's the actual best suit.
Levi Ross
>I always call it Granov because the design itself came before Tony doses himself and the design doesn't change at all from before to after.
True, but Extremis armor works completly different compared to the Pentagon armor because Tony has become a cyborg with Extremis. The Extremis armour is more than a armour and that's why I like it.
Jayden Nguyen
>isn't Iron Patriot just a stolen Extremis armor with a Cap paint job that Osborn wanted to represent both heroes?
Yes. It's also around the same time Tony started destroying his warehouses that had any remaining armors and wiped his brain so Osborn wouldn't get the list of registered heroes.
Nathan Martinez
That's even better, holy shit.
Gavin Morgan
>isn't Iron Patriot just a stolen Extremis armor with a Cap paint job that Osborn wanted to represent both heroes?
Normie's a Stonyfag confirmed.
Jaxon Moore
Iron Patriot also doesn't have enough of his own design elements to warrant being much of a character, much like War Machine. It wasn't until the lotus design elements from Ultimate Iron Patriot that it began to look like it's own thing.
Aaron Bell
Yep. A very cool armor to look at when it first debuted. (Day Byood?)
Justin Hernandez
While were on the subject of Iron Man, aside from Demon in a Bottle and Armor Wars, I'm almost finish with Matt Fraction's run, the entirety of volume 4. I really don't know where to go next since I'm afraid the next volume is tainted by the movies and bendis is bendis. What runs should I read? Is Ultimate IM even worth touching?
Noah Foster
So is Toni Ho, I guess. She took the title from Osborn some time after and kept the theme intact.
Caleb Murphy
To this day I still think they completely wasted Extremis. I expected Tony to get involved with the U-Men/Fantomex and start being a third fraction in the Mutant/Human war. Someone needs to breed Jeen now that Cyclops is fucking a plastic whore, dammit!
Matthew Turner
Just start from Tales Of Suspense and work your way up. Kaminski’s run is seriously underrated. And I even liked The Crossing issues. Fucking fight me faggots.
Caleb Morales
>gets Extremis’d
>breeds Jean
>kids are supergenius Omega Level Telepaths who are also billionaires and quasi-Cyborgs
>they become the biggest weapons manufacturers in the universe
>turn everyone they don’t like gay
Christ user, why do you hate life so much?
Ryder Mitchell
youtube.com
Hmmm. You may be right.
Probably not a coincidence.
>debuted (day byood?)
You had me puzzled for almost two minutes.
It's 'dee butted', of course.
Angel Wilson
...I feel ashamed to say that I can't make heads nor tails of your request.
>isn't Iron Patriot just a stolen Extremis armor
It can't be, because you need Tony's special adaptations to be able to use that armor. It probably was the armor right before that one - the 'Tin Man', or the 'Iron Secretary', which are just different iterations of the same model.
If you insist on having an armor that can transform into a suitcase then yes. Otherwise, it's like one of those spare tires than can just about get you home.
Owen Reed
I'm sorry but I can't make your puzzlement matter unless you can share responsibility for posting a picture of one of the suits that inspired War Machine. Preferably the one with the golden midrift and the poofy looking boots and gauntlets.
Brayden Perry
I really like MCU Hulkbuster. It actually feels massive and powerful, like a last-resort armor. Its sheer toughness and restorative capabilities allow for more intense action, with more direct and brutal punches. I'm surprised it doesn't have more fans and I think it's a shame it never got to face off against Thanos.
Landon Clark
>feel
Really.jpeg
Elijah Walker
I don't know what to tell someone who thinks Fraction's garbage is worth reading.
Gillen is actually not bad, although his Loki stuff is much better, and 'Superior Iron Man' is good.
Avoid Bendis like the plague.
I rather like Slott's stuff.
Ultimate Iron Man is only worthwhile in 'Ultimates'.
(...)
Oh, you have ONLY read Fraction so far?
Read Kaminski; also, Layton.
Easton Carter
Kaminski had nothing to do with the Crossing.
When he was told what Kavanaugh wanted, he was like "Fuck this shit, I'm out".
Easton Green
>one of the suits that inspired War Machine
You mean Iron Man armors? None of the armors that preceded War Machine inspired it. That's what made it so shocking.
Connor Taylor
For me it is the McChicken
Henry Long
I know. That’s why I said “I even liked The Crossing issues” and not “his Crossing issues”. Kaminski’s rum is underrated was my first point. My second was that even The Crossing wasn’t that bad in the beginning.
Jason Campbell
I remember seeing these in the store but not knowing where it was from because we never got Iron Man show in here nor was there really any Marvel comics.
Luke Ortiz
Also Busiek's stuff. I love Busiek's stuff,
David Richardson
What character isn't at this point?
Charles Watson
When tony Revealed his love for wahrammer 40k Terminator Armor
Cameron Diaz
That Heroes Reborn? I got a few issues on FCBD for $1 a piece. Mostly bought it because I was hankering for some IM stuff and the LCS didn't have anything else.
Nathaniel Ramirez
The rage face makes it look badass.
Adrian Clark
>when you grab the nearest bottle thinking it’s some good hooch
>but it turns out to just be stormin’ Norman’s goblin juice
Nolan Evans
This is so obscure I had the hardest time finding it.