showing Iron Man's new 'Improvised' suit glowing with power while surrounded by a mountain of Tony's other junked armors. The new suit is intended to be a constant work in progress, with Tony ...

Check out What if Donald Duck Became Iron Man #1 by Marvel Comics, where everyone's favorite hot-tempered waterfowl dons high ...

Scarlotti clashed with Iron Man multiple times but was eventually killed when Tony's armor was taken over by a sentient AI, killing Whiplash to 'protect' Tony. A Russian secret agent who worked ...

Sometimes you encounter a villain when abroad and you need a set of high-tech armor that you can take through customs. Tony thought ahead with this iteration, creating an Iron Man suit that ...

The hero better known as Iron Man has gone through more costume changes than David Bowie and Elton John combined. He has enough old armors lying around that he needs entire underground warehouses ...

Iron Man’s long history of creating armor for specific needs also includes special armor to battle other heroes and villains. Some have been great and memorable, even entering iconic territory ...

Join us as we take a look back at some of the other characters who once called themselves Iron Man... or at least took the armor out for a spin. As seen in: Iron Man #170 (1983) With James Rhodes ...

Tony Stark has a comic book tradition of giving other folks a shot in his armor when he's been unable to serve as Iron Man (or when he's trying to stop someone from taking his tech without ...

Throughout Tony Stark’s tenure as ‘Shell Head,’ he has had quite a few different versions of his famous Iron Man armor for every occasion that the hero may find himself in. Iron Man’s ...

Though Tony Stark did make an appearance in The Incredible Hulk, the next appearance of the Iron Man armor came during the events of Iron Man 2. In this movie, it's all about fine-tuning the ...

Instead, Stark creates the Iron Man armor and escapes. After returning home, Stark decides to cease weapons production and destroy the remaining remnants of his arsenal. Sega handles the game's ...

When Iron Man made his debut in the Marvel comic Tales of Suspense #39 in 1963, he did so in a clunky piece of gray armor that looked something like a trash can with eyes. But in the 55 years ...