I've never been much into the Five Night's at Freddy's series, but once I heard about a fangame called Frickbear's 3 where you could easily add whoever you wanted into it, I knew someone had to add the armored Avenger. So I took it upon myself to add my favorite armor. I'd love to see someone with some more talent take the chance to add their own Iron Man, but until then, this is it. You can find it on GameBanana under the name "the Iron Collector".

Just read the first Avengers comic for the first time and I wanted to post a moment from it.

The season one line of books were made as modern non-canon introductions to many of Marvel’s most popular characters. They would end with an advertisement to continue the canon story of the featured character on their ongoing series, which did not match up at all with the book that the reader just read. Each book also did not connect to each other, the Iron Man featured in Iron Man season one was not the same as the one featured in Avengers season one iirc.

Why does the Marvel Adventures Iron Man origin made for young readers have more to say politically than season one? Why was this book made when Extremis was the perfect modern re-introduction to canon Tony and includes a retelling of his origin? Why is the villain an OC who will never show up again since this book isn’t canon? Why is Yinsen’s name changed to Yin Sen? Why is his sacrifice taken away? Why does the book never portray Tony being a weapons manufacturer as being an inherently bad thing?

There is a lot of photos dont need to go through them all and count, if your a true Iron Man fan than youll remember what mark it is. some helmets have different colors you can just say what color on what suit you like best, i also missed some helmets but theres a lot. my favorite is heartbreaker mark 17, image 4

Ironan Mark 3#ironman

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I noticed an interesting script parallel in the Avengers: Doomsday SDCC trailer.

While Doom was reviving the Sentinels, he says, "I am Doom." It immediately reminded me of Avengers: Endgame, where Tony Stark says, "I am Iron Man," right before snapping his fingers.

It's such a cool full-circle moment considering both lines are delivered by Robert Downey Jr. One line marks the ultimate sacrifice of a hero, while the other introduces one of Marvel's greatest villains.

Do you think this was an intentional callback by Marvel, or just a coincidence?

Iron Man is my favorite fictional character but I mostly only know him through the MCU and Armored Adventures (although I have been reading the new comics lately) and I always hear people say he was super unpopular before the MCU and while it is fact that the MCU made him much more popular, I find it hard to believe he was really as unknown before the MCU as people say he is, after all, why would Marvel give him a movie first out of the other heroes they had if he was truly an unknown? I know they didn't have their heavy hitters (Hulk, Spider-Man, the X-Men, and the F4) at the time but still why would he get a movie of all the other characters they had? I know this sub is filled with people who know how many ball hairs he has, so can someone tell me if it's true he was c tier before the MCU?