#Marvel Iron man

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Tony Stark & Loki aka IronFrost

[mlys05]

[swiatloanjo]

MARVEL COMICS GIVE ME MORE OF THEM AND MY LIFE IS YOURS!!!

[llamaisllama777]

Here are some funny comic panels I found online...

I love comics 🤣

[that-headcanon-girl]

tony: *towering over y/n not knowing that that's going to be his best friend* well well, who do we have here?

y/n: your mum

tony: my mum's dead

[letsyapthenightaway]

I miss my Peter Parker phase.

Like, I’m still very much into Spider-Man but that quarantine era? It was everything!

Scrap that! The whole Marvel quarantine phase was amazing! Like yes, I am YN Stark.

Missing that level of delulu fun.

[navusare]

some au design work

[i-am-trans-gwender]

Just rewatched Iron Man (2008). It was good and all but accidentally funny. Tony Stark was pulling some Oppenheimer tier bullshit. "The weapons I made to kill people are killing people?"

[n3felibata]

What if I said Tony Stark

[favficbirthdays]

Happy Birthday

Tony Stark/Iron Man (29th May 1970)

Marvel Cinematic Universe

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Tony Stark & Stephen Strange aka IronStrange

[d3vilishd00dles]

Tony and Pepper's ship name is Pepperoni, right? right??

[swiatloanjo]

I hate that when it comes to Captain America: Civil War, whether in the comics or the movie, people only know how to completely villainize Steve while victimizing all the other characters.

I think this is so fucking unfair

Was Steve wrong for not telling us that the Winter Soldier killed Tony's parents? Yes, but that DOES NOT NULLIFY all of Steve's points and arguments or even make him the "villain of the situation"

I've seen a lot of people saying that: "Bucky is obviously innocent, Tony was right but Steve was completely wrong, he's the only one who was completely wrong thus becoming the villain of the situation."

People? For the love of god, if making a mistake once was enough to make someone the one who is at fault in everything and even the villain of the situation, Tony (from the comics) should be punished a long time ago considering that the point of the character is to make a lot of mistakes and learn from them (when the writer is competent)

I don't understand this favoritism and victimization whenever the subject is Iron Man and the lack of basic sense along with this extreme villainization with everything that involves Captain America.

Both could be wrong and at least in the comics that I know of, both have wrong points, but Tony went to the extremism of extremism and was even in favor of the government to take away the freedom of all heroes, things that can ruin the lives of many heroes...

Steve making the mistake of not telling about Tony's parents' killer doesn't give Tony the green light to do whatever the hell he wants, nor does it mean he's never been wrong.

But of course they will only remember how much they hate anything connected to the American government when it comes to talking about Captain America's costume being the flag of the United States as if the comics didn't make it clear that he represents the American dream and not just a government lackey (when writers are competent).

[jurassicshields]

I am Iron Man

[that-headcanon-girl]

tony: y/n, pete...

y/n: yeah?

peter: yeah?

tony: sometimes, you don't get everything you want in life

y/n: then why do you literally give us everything we want in life

peter: that's what I was thinking

tony: because you're my kids and I'm obviously gonna spoil the shit out of you

morgan: what about me dad

tony: like I said, you don't get everything you want in life

y/n and peter: *in unison* OOOOOHHHHHH

morgan: love you 3000?

tony: no

y/n and peter: OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooo

[lucilassie]

Boom, you lookin' for this? 🚀🇺🇸

Model: @weirdfandomchick (Extra War Machine help)