@Ch1llPsych0p4th He's more of an avengers villain than an IM villain (but he should be imo), But Nefaria being an Italian aristocrat/supervillain mafia boss puts him above that ✨️bald headed✨️ idiot for me.
But I 100% agree that Whitney & Tony should have a college romance atleast.
Goodwin's Iron Man and the Mantlo run later on need to be in the same conversation as Michelinie/Layton/JRJR, O'Neil/McDonnel and Kaminski/Hopgood when it comes to the most important Iron Man runs ever written.
i really like how, in Tony's sedative-addled brain as he fights to hold onto life, he envisions himself battling all his rogues and death itself as Iron Man. i've said selflessness to be the core of his character before, but very close by to it is a fierce determination to live.
i really like how, in Tony's sedative-addled brain as he fights to hold onto life, he envisions himself battling all his rogues and death itself as Iron Man. i've said selflessness to be the core of his character before, but very close by to it is a fierce determination to live.
i really like the visual of March literally being drawn as Iron Man, this is also the first time we've seen someone specially noted as being inspired by Iron Man. very cool!
"Iron Man doesn't quit... he keeps fighting no matter what! won't stay down... gotta be like Iron Man!"
@Ch1llPsych0p4th It's such an important part of the character that resonates with me the most (other than the childhood abuse 😹). Although, it's a little embarrassing to admit, I wouldn't be alive today if it wasn't for me starting out reading comics with Iron Man (extremis, DoS, and fraction).
@Ch1llPsych0p4th Tony is the only character in fiction that I think should never be killed off permanently. Because ultimately what he represents is: Resilience.
He's always either on the verge of death, or lost his ways, or actually dead in some cases, but he always comes back as a survivor.