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Jason Fulton
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In issue 6, Iron Man develops a healing factor and metal claws. m***** 2006 - the year every character becomes Wolverine.
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Mike Purdy
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Man...do I ever miss the Marvel heroes...
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Emery Calame
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So we've gone from transistors to circuits to "Stark miracle Technology", to nanotech, to... secretion? Awsome. Maybe next we will have "hard light" holographic armor made up of pure energy beamed to stark from a satellite.
I mean I like traditional late 60's henshin cyborg transformations as much as the next guy but good lord...
Edited by Emery Calame on 07 January 2006 at 8:33am
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John Byrne
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Maybe next we will have "hard light" holographic
armor made up of pure energy beamed to stark from
a satellite.
*****
NOW you've done it!!
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Emery Calame
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After that they could create a sort of purely mathematical construct, a humanoid tesseract carved out of space and time containing it's own pocket dimension providing the wearer with absolute temproal independence and objectivity. It could voyage to anywhere or anywhen, powered by the harnessed energy of a black hole.
Iron-TARDIS?
Edited by Emery Calame on 07 January 2006 at 9:13am
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Andrew Bitner
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Emery, does that mean they'd call him "Irontard"?
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Emery Calame
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Irontard...
Wow. What a perfect edgy yet "out of character line" for the Mandarin to use in the upcoming Iron Man movie....
The Mandarin (played by a white guy) "As you can see...each of these rings emits a different type of energy...Irontard! Give up! you have no hope of defeating me! "
Edited by Emery Calame on 07 January 2006 at 9:37am
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John Byrne
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The Mandarin (played by a white guy)
*****
This is the CEO of Mandarin Incorporated, right?
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Andrew Bitner
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JB: This is the CEO of Mandarin Incorporated, right?
*****
But of course! Holding and/or parent company for Manchurian, I believe...
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John Byrne
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(I wondered if anyone would get the reference!)
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Andrew Bitner
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LOL!
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Victor Rodgers
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Is Iron Man so hard to write that people have to keep coming up with such outlandish, out of character stories that paint future writers into a corner?
I mean they are almost at Teen Tony levals here. Where the only out is to just ignore it ever happened.
To me the character (Marvel) who most needs a secret idenity is Iron Man. I mean he deals with a very cut throat bunch of enemies. He would need to wear the armor 24 hours a day to avoid being killed. Not to mention the fact that he would be sued by everyone under the sun.
Edited by Victor .R. Rodgers on 07 January 2006 at 11:31am
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