Tony Stark wears his Iron Man costumes the same way most people wear socks, but the amount of armor he has built in the comics differs from that in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Tony Stark goes through billion dollar Iron Man suits the same way most people wear socks. In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Stark wears the Mark LXXXV (85) armor for the final battle in Avengers: Endgame, which makes sense considering he built (and ultimately destroyed) 30 pieces of armor in Iron Man 3. to help him cope with his disorder. post-traumatic stress disorder after Chitauri invaded The Avengers and made 34 more suits in the five years after Thanos took over half the universe. But while the first Iron Man film shows Tony creating his first armor (as Obadiah Stane so eloquently puts it) “IN A CELLAR WITH A LOT OF GARBAGE” like he did in the comics, the amount of armor that Stark makes in the Marvel Comics Universe is very different from the MCU.
First appearing in Tales of Suspense # 39 (March 1963), Stark’s original gray armor was drab and simplistic, and he wasted no time upgrading it with a gold version in the next issue. Eight issues later (Tales of Suspense # 48, December 1963) came the familiar red and gold design that has been Iron Man’s signature color scheme ever since. At one point in the ’70s, it even sported a nose on its facade (The Invincible Iron Man Vol. 1 # 68, June 1974), allegedly due to a lack of communication between Stan Lee and the show’s editors. missing. when the most iconic version of the red and gold armor appeared in The Invincible Iron Man volume 1, # 85 (April 1976).
The 1980s saw seven new armor designs, including Augmented Space Armor, Black Stealth Armor, and Silver and Red Centurion Armor. In the 1990s, thirteen new designs appeared when fans first saw the War Machine armor (The Invincible Iron Man volume 1 # 281, June 1992), as well as the popular Hulkbuster armor (The Invincible Iron Man volume 1 # 304, May 1994). During the first decade of the 2000s, sixteen new armor designs graced the pages of the Iron Man comics, highlighting the Hulkbuster II design and the Thorbuster armor … which was shattered by the God of Thunder. !
Over the past decade, there have been a record number of new armor designs. Bleeding Edge armor, which is stored inside Stark’s “post-human” body; the Iron Destroyer armor with its resemblance to Thor’s enemy, the Destroyer; the enormous destructive armor of the Phoenix, created for obvious reasons; the Godbuster and Ultron-buster designs; These are just a few of the 20 new armor designs that have appeared in the comics since 2010.
In total, Tony Stark has therefore made 61 different Iron Man costumes in the comics, not far from the 85 in the cinematic universe. But one design fans will likely never see on the big screen is the Fin Fang Foom-Buster armor (which is actually a twenty-story mecha consisting of two submersibles, two gunboats, and two airplanes), created to fight creatures from around the world. the size of a kaiju.
Here we leave you the TOP 10 Tony Stark armor according to Marvel Entertainment
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