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Peter Martin
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You can't beat the classic red and gold. I quite liked the red and silver at the time, but acknowledge that it was a little too bulky. Had no problem with the Jackson Guice/post-Armour Wars one, but it wasn't quite as good as the classic R&G.
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John Caliber
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I liked the red/silver armour the best, specifically because of the clunkyness of the helmet and backpack, the 'Robbie the Robot' aesthetic. I preferred John Byrne's interpretations of it during his Avengers West Coast and Hulk years.
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Flavio Sapha
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I was under the impression that this MOEBIUS IRON MAN was what made everybody else do the armor less like a skin-tight costume. True or false?
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Anthony Szilagyi
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WOW! That is awful looking!
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Peter Martin
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Nice to see that Stark has carved the shape of his lower gums into the face-plate of the helmet in that Moebius pic...
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Joel Tesch
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I was under the impression that this MOEBIUS IRON MAN was what made everybody else do the armor less like a skin-tight costume. True or false?
False
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Philippe Cordier
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"my" best Iron Man will always be the one John Romita jr designed when JB was writing the title, not to mention the nice errol Flynn touch that he gave Tony
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Tshombe K. Hamilton
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I really got into Iron Man during the JR, Bob Layton, run. i have always enjoyed that armor. Made him truly look more like an Iron Man than an Iron robot.
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Philippe Cordier
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Joel Tesch
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Yes, Philippe...that one was my favorite too! I loved drawing it. Especially the big boots. Has some size while still retaining an overall sleek look.
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Paulo Pereira
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I dig that run, but I'm still not in love with those boots. JR Jr did make that armor look good, overall.
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Philippe Negrin
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I'd never seen that Moebius Iron Man. Strange that he succeeded in some parts of the design but failed in most.
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