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A wealthy American business magnate, playboy, philanthropist, inventor and ingenious scientist, Anthony Edward "Tony" Stark suffers a severe chest injury during a kidnapping. When his captors attempt to force him to build a weapon of mass destruction, he instead creates a mechanized suit of armor to save his life and escape captivity. Later, Stark develops his suit, adding weapons and other technological devices he designed through his company, Stark Industries. He uses the suit and successive versions to protect the world as Iron Man. Although at first concealing his true identity, Stark eventually publicly reveals himself to be Iron Man.
True to its comic book roots, Iron Man is violent and frenetic at times. The opening scene—in which several U.S. soldiers are taken out by explosions and gunfire—may be the most disturbing. มังงะ แปลไทย One bomb rips through a Humvee, while the vehicle Stark is riding in gets riddled with gunfire.
The suit’s booster jets enable Stark to fly fast enough to break the sound barrier, and maneuver more quickly than any fighter jet. Fate would take a dark turn for Tony Stark once he decided to consult on a weapons contract overseas in enemy terrain. An improvised explosive device exploded underneath Tony’s transport, and he was brought to the brink of death.
With more money than Donald Trump and more smarts than the profs at MIT, he can buy anything he wants—houses, cars, women. He can outthink Einstein, outparty Paris Hilton and outspend Bruce Wayne. Stark’s not bothered by the fact that his company, Stark Industries, has created some of the world’s most notable weapons of war. Nor does he lose sleep knowing his palatial Malibu estate was paid for by their sale. In fact, he goes to the Middle East to demonstrate the most powerful non-nuclear munition yet—something called the Jericho Missile. Among those in Iron Man’s supporting cast are Stark’s chauffeur, “Happy” Hogan; his perky secretary, Virginia (“Pepper”) Potts; and James Rhodes, a former U.S.
Writers have updated the war and locale in which Stark is injured. In the 1990s, it was updated to be the first Gulf War,[17] and in the 2000s updated again to be the war in Afghanistan. Stark's time with the Asian Nobel Prize-winning scientist Ho Yinsen is consistent through nearly all incarnations of the Iron Man origin, depicting Stark and Yinsen building the original armor together.
One exception is the direct-to-DVD animated feature film The Invincible Iron Man, in which the armor Stark uses to escape his captors is not the first Iron Man suit. Lee and Kirby included Iron Man in The Avengers #1 (September 1963) as a founding member of the superhero team. The character has since appeared in every subsequent volume of the series. Iron Man is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.
Marvel has just unleashed a powerful new weapon against the X-Men that has distinctive ties to Tony Stark, aka Iron Man. The X-Men are facing a powerful new threat that poses a serious danger not only to the mutants, but to the entire Marvel Universe. The X-Men's worst enemies are coming together in an attempt to destroy the heroes of the Marvel Universe - but things are not all bad.
He is noted for the loyalty he commands from and returns to those who work for him, as well as for his business ethics. Thus he immediately fired an employee who made profitable, but illegal, sales to Doctor Doom.[46] He strives to be environmentally responsible in his businesses. The most recent models of Stark's armor, beginning with the Extremis armor, are now stored in the hollow portions of Stark's bones, and the personal area networking implement used to control it is implanted into his forearm, and connected directly to his central nervous system. Iron Man‘s climactic Transformers-like battle involves lots of action and peril, and several innocent bystanders wreck their cars trying to avoid the mayhem. The battle also leads to the apparent death of one of the combatants.
Iron Man has an intense encounter with a couple of F-22s, and in a separate incident, nearly falls to his death after flying too high. A villain immobilizes rivals with a high-pitched tone that also causes their veins to bulge. One of the methods used that we see is his head being thrust underwater. And a man is about to be executed in front of his screaming family when Iron Man intervenes.
manga Pepper is appalled by both the idea of, and by the actual act of, stuffing her hand inside this unnatural body cavity. “It’s just like Operation,” Stark assures her, then warns her not to let the wires touch the sides. Instead of using the materials he’s given to make that missile, Stark fashions a nifty suit of armor for himself that facilitates his escape as he creates a mini-Armageddon in the middle of the terrorists’ hideout.
After Tony overcame mind control by a resurgent Mandarin, he decided to leave Earth for a time and join the Guardians of the Galaxy.Thanks to machinations by the Red Skull, many of Earth’s heroes and villains had their morality inverted. The now idealistically evil Tony Stark decided to sell the Extremis technology to the world, creating a utopia but leaving everyone dependent on him both physically and monetarily. It was only through a reboot of the universe during a second “Secret Wars” event that this malevolent Tony Stark was undone.
Eventually, Tony discovered that the Iron Man suit was causing his nervous system to deteriorate. After briefly experimenting with a telepresence suit, Tony created the War Machine suit to protect himself. He again faked his death and put himself into suspended animation, passing the War Machine suit along to Rhodey, who continued in his stead. Having faced near death more than once thanks to his injury, Tony underwent a heart transplant, and finally no longer relied on the Iron Man suit to live.
At one point he had gained superhuman abilities due to interactions with certain types of technologies, namely the Extremis virus, but they have become inaccessible ever since. Numerous villains have made up Iron Man’s gallery of enemies, with many of them similarly armor-based in order to counter Iron Man’s abilities. The Russians have created both the Crimson Dynamo and Titanium Man to try and stop the threat posed by Iron Man, and have fought Stark through numerous iterations. The primary weapon contained within every suit, the repulsor rays use energy pulses to repel and disrupt enemies and are generated through the suit’s gauntlets.
The Extremis has since been removed,[volume & issue needed] and he now uses more conventional armors. Some armors still take a liquid form, but are not stored within his body. His Endo-Sym Armor incorporates a combination of the liquid smart-metal with the alien Venom symbiote, psionically controlled by Stark. And we see a hazy sequence of him going under the knife while in serious pain. When he wakes up, he has a grotesque device implanted in his chest—a device that Stark upgrades a couple of times and, at one point, has Pepper help him install.
In fact, the Mandarin, working with warlord Wong-Chu, captured Tony Stark and indirectly brought about the creation of Iron Man. The Mandarin has returned again and again to pit his magic and intellect against Stark technology. Beyond his all-purpose suits, Tony has created specialized armor for specific scenarios. Some notable examples include the Hulkbuster armor (so-named as its size and strength allow Tony to stand toe-to-toe with the Hulk, when needed), along with deep-space, underwater and stealth suits. During this time, Stark engages in a romance with Rumiko Fujikawa,[65] a wealthy heiress and daughter of the man who had taken over his company during the "Heroes Reborn" period. Her relationship with Stark endures many highs and lows, including infidelity with Stark's rival, Tiberius Stone, in part because the fun-loving Rumiko believes that Stark is too serious and dull.
Combining their genius, Tony and Yinsen built a mighty suit of iron armor that would be dubbed Iron Man. This first suit left a lot of room for improvement, but it still did what Tony couldn’t do alone. Tony Stark is the wealthy son of industrialist and weapons manufacturer Howard Stark and his wife, Maria. Tony grew up a genius with a brilliant mind for technology and inventions and, naturally, followed in his father’s footsteps, inheriting Stark Industries upon his parents’ untimely death. Tony designed many weapons of war for Stark Industries, far beyond what any other company was creating, while living the lifestyle of a bon vivant.
In January, Ripken Baseball received an undisclosed investment from Harris Blitzer Sports and Entertainment(HBSE), the sports empire owned by billionaire Apollo co-founder Josh Harris, Blackstone
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executive David Blitzer, and real estate billionaire David Aldeman is a minority partner. HBSE ranks 18th on Forbes 2023 World’s Most Valuable Sports Empires and is worth $4.65 billion. Ripken said he first approached Blitzer years ago to seek business advice, and the two became close, eventually leading to the investment. With the new capital, Ripken Baseball plans to add other sports, including soccer and lacrosse youth academies. Iron Man himself has never made a suit this advanced from as close to nothing as Bootleg Iron Man did, as even his original one was made from the spare parts of missiles, rockets, and tanks. Yet instead of taking this young man under his wing, he just shoots him down (figuratively and literally).
After his parents are killed in a car accident, he inherits his father's company. Iron Man emphasizes loyalty, restitution and the responsible use of power by individuals and nations. His heroic journey involves an arrogant sinner coming to grips with his own depravity and choosing to change. Throughout the 1960s and ’70s, Iron Man was a mainstay of Marvel’s output.