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Robert Bradley
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| Posted: 09 January 2010 at 10:21am | IP Logged | 1
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And for the Iron Man fans out there, the "Iron Man Project" included some other characters involved in the Iron Man mythos -
    
Ant-Man, Beetle, Black Widow, Blizzard, Cobolt Man
    
Controller, Crimson Dynamo(s), Doctor Doom
    
Firebrand, Force, the Ghost, Guardsman(s)
    
Happy Hogan, Hawkeye, Iron Monger, Jack of Hearts, James Rhodes
     
Jasper Sitwell, Kang, Living Laser, Mauler, Mandroid, Mandarin
   
Melter, Pepper Potts, the Raiders, Shockwave
Stiltman
    
Stingray, Titanium Man(s), Ultimo(s)
War Machine
I, of course, favored the tradition look for each of them (no War Machine in Alien Armor or Hawkeye as Ronin for me!), and I think the early Iron Man stories (drawn by Heck, Colan or Tuska) are all greatly under-appreciated.
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Paulo Pereira
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| Posted: 09 January 2010 at 11:04am | IP Logged | 2
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JB wrote:
| "Do I have to call myself anything"? Do you have to wear a costume? sigh |
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Yeah, why did Iron Man become "Spare Parts Man" anyway?
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Paulo Pereira
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| Posted: 09 January 2010 at 11:06am | IP Logged | 3
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Miller wrote:
| And I'm not a fan of the new armor. Too many "light holes". As a reader( especially a young one) I would expect him to be able to fire blastsform each one of them. And I doubt this is going to be the case. Ifthey wanted leaner or sleeker, they should have gone back to the"classic" red-and-gold armor. Every suit after that one has gone awayfrom a smaller design. |
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That, plus the red and gold parts are placed rather randomly, which is distracting. In the classic design, and even in the ugliest designs, the red and gold parts all have clear designations: torso, limbs, lower limbs, etc. Makes sense from both a practical and design perspective.l
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Flavio Sapha
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| Posted: 09 January 2010 at 11:45am | IP Logged | 4
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Too many "light holes". As a reader ( especially a young one) I would expect him to be able to fire blasts form each one of them+++
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Brian Miller
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Love that Stilt-Man.
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John Peter Britton
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The first and second Iron-Man armour was the best!
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Pedro Bouça
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My fave is the same as Flavio's. A conscient redesign of the classic red and gold.
I detest most armors from the 90s on. WAY full of useless junk.
The most recent one is an improvement over them, though. Although I do agree that the red and yellow parts should have a more logical pattern. And lose all the extra lights, please!
But isn't it what you demanded for so long? A totally streamlined Iron Man armor? Here it is.
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Ted Pugliese
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No (Iron) Man should wear hips boots. I hate when male characters war hip boots.
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Stephen Churay
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I personally liked the classic red and yellow armor like most everybody here. But, a lot of the comic book fans who had problems with the idea of "suspension of disbelief" would complain that the gold arms and legs didn't make sense, how could they be armored? This was an argument I"ve heard about every set of armor, up until the last version hit. Then the comment was, "Well as the technology advances it should get smaller, but at least this armor looks like it could work." However, I assume, it was way too complicated to draw, because nobody seemed to draw it the same way, including Adi Granov who could seem to draw it the same way twice, and I believe he is credited with the design.(I could be wrong, please correct me if I am.)
So, now we get this design and the old argument comes back. GEEZ!
Can't they just go back to the classic armor...please?!
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Victor Rodgers
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| Posted: 10 January 2010 at 3:49am | IP Logged | 10
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Yeah, why did Iron Man become "Spare Parts Man" anyway?
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There was an emergency involving Rhodey so Tony cobbled together that spare parts costume.
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Greg McPhee
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My favourite armours are: 
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Mike Norris
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I have to wonder what it will look like as a line drawing, when its not so shiney.
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