#angry tony stark

[i-writes-things]

There reign has never truly ended.

Natasha x fem!child!reader

Warnings: Mentions of flashback, talk of hurting/killing.

A/N: Reader is like 6 years old.

Not my Gif*

“Natasha. Theres some kid we found.”

“Not we. Clint. He found her in the vents.”

“Another day at the Tower. Almost got shot in the face with a trick arrow.”

“Woah bud. There's children around.”

“Yeah, she's the one who tried to kill me.” Clint inforced to his supposed teammates.

“Is that Natasha?” The young girl said.

“Not to you, kiddy.” Tony spoke harshly.

“Come on, it's a kid." Thor insisted, and give a smile to the girl.

“And Natasha knows more than any of us what a kid can do if brainwashed the right way.” Tony addressed the group of heros.

“I wasn't brainwashed. I’m a normal girl.” The young one shouted.

“Give me the room, guys.” With a number of reservations and annoyances from the boys, they reluctantly gave the widows the room. Natasha took a moment to to pull herself together and turned around to the girl. “So, why'd you call upon me? Is he listening.” She leaned in, trying to look around the younger kid for a listening device of some kind, but instead was met with a slap to the face. Natasha’s head moved with the slap itself and felt nothing, except for a flashback to her obedient soldier days.

“I wasn't going to hurt you.” She said trying to get herself out of that hole. The girl didn't say anything for a long moment, and they made eye contact for the remaining time, before the kid finally spoke up.

“I was sent by them." Natasha could tell that the girl had underlying emotions about whoever them was.

“What are you here to do?” She asked cationously.

“I was sent to hurt someone.”

“Do you want to hurt them?”

“Yes.” The young red-haired girl stated flatly and Natasha took a step back from the girl, but knew what it was like being so young and having to kill to be rewarded or to get out of a beating.

“Who is it you were sent to hurt?”

“My mother.”

“Your mother? Who is your mother?”

“You, are.”

[joetavis]

I think both Steve and Tony are absolutely FURIOUS that they fumbled each other respectively. Like they lay awake at 2 in the morning absolutely fuming. Steve grinds his teeth so loudly Bucky begs him to shut up.

Tony doesn't leave the workshop for days so fucking pissed he fumbled Steve, trying to get his mind of things. Pepper yells at him to just call Steve, or at least to work on something for SI, but Tony just started the 22nd version of Cap's Shield.

Neither does anything about it, they're just fuming silently.

[icrowler]

They argue like real men, they passionately make out <3

[oluka]

Tony going to space to listen to his heartbeat..... :')

[ironspidersblog]

Me: spider-man homecoming is my comfort movie

Spider-man homecoming:

[marvel-lous-guy]

Tony: Hey Peter, I read over your English essay

Peter: how was it? Do you think I'll get a good grade?

Tony: Well, I thought the first 2 paragraphs were good

Peter: What about the third?

Tony: well you'd probably get a better grade if you didn't put "the analysis is severely limited by my lack of understanding what I am doing"

Peter: But if I didn't put that then I'd just put nothing because I have no idea what was going on

Tony: yeah but- you know what? That's fair, I don't understand any of this either. I don't know why I offered to read over it

[weregonnabecoolbeans]

When Tony asks Peter why he does what he does and he says the iconic line:

“When you can do the things that I can, but you don’t…and then the bad things happen…they happen because of you.”

Fourteen-ish year old Peter Parker, in one sentence, with so much ease, made the simplest case for why Tony arguing on the side of the accords is entirely for his own self interest.

If “the bad things happen” and Tony makes his own decision not to interfere then he will inevitably feel guilty.

Signing the accords means handing over the responsibility of deciding when he will or will not interfere. In his mind, this means he can no longer be held accountable when “the bad things happen”

[midethefangirl]

it’s been long since I made a pro Tony Stark post but seeing someone try to blame the events of Civil War going south on him had me heated. look, I will admit that some of Tony’s actions in the movie where not okay at all like wanting to kill Bucky for killing his mother while under HYDRA’s influence but maybe Steve stans and a lot of pro team cap folks should realize that Steve’s actions also played a huge role in the movie as well.

for one, maybe Steve should have realized that 119 countries banding together to make a document, you feel is threatening your rights, is a serious matter. 119 countries is almost two-thirds of the countries in the UN and the world, if a great part of the world thinks you are doing more harm than good, maybe as a superhero, you should try to reason with them.

two, Steve chose to do nothing when he thought his rights were threatened by the accords. I do think there were some human rights violations in the accords that should not have been avoided, however, Steve chose to do nothing. anyone who has done a bit of activism know how ineffective that strategy is.

three, Steve’s actions were proving to the UN even more reasons why they felt the accords were necessary. interfering with law enforcement when they were out for Bucky who was potentially dangerous was a bad idea. sure, Bucky was his best friend and I don’t blame Steve for wanting to save him. however, let us remember that Bucky had killed people while he was the Winter Soldier and the Romanian government didn’t have the perspective we have and they had every reason to see him as a huge threat.

four, infantilizing Wanda by calling her a kid because Tony decided to put her on house arrest. and yes, I agree that Tony not telling Wanda was a very bad idea but let us not forget that the Avengers were still under public scrutiny after a disaster of a mission in Lagos and the accords. Wanda could have been attacked by outsiders who could have gone the Zemo route because a family member was in Lagos and that would have caused her to try to defend herself which could get twisted by the media and turn more of the public against her and the avengers as a whole. mind you, the Avengers were facing enough mistrust from the public.

also, Steve, calling a huge comfortable compound with a swimming pool an internment is a bit tonedeaf to those whose ancestors have been to actual interments. as someone who had an Asian American on his team, I’d expect he know better.

five, accords or not, maybe the Russian government has the right to know about a man controlling dangerously brainwashed men within their country. sure, it latter turned out to be a false alarm but considering the fact that this was a security threat which many countries would take seriously, Steve for some reason never considered the fact that the Russian government should be alerted to something like that. if this didn’t scream arrogance, I don’t know what else did.

six, resisting arrest and trashing public property while on international borders in the bid of resisting arrest would piss off the very people who are already pissed at you and your American passport would not bail you out of that one. even international passports come with a warning about their holders committing a crime in other countries. the fact that Steve acknowledged that his team could get arrested for that made it even worse.

this one is actually addressed to the whole of team cap, not just Steve, but seven, you cannot commit a crime on international soil with full knowledge that it is a crime and then blame somebody else for why you ended up in jail. sure, the rift and Thaddeus Ross are sketchy in nature but Scott and Clint blaming Tony for why they ended up there was funny to me because they made the informed decision to commit a crime.

eight, which is a major part being that it was the climax of Civil War, hmmm, maybe keeping the secret of the death of the parents of your rich teammate whose money was funding the search of their killer from him is a very bad idea. idk, man, I would be angry too if it were me. sure, wanting to kill Bucky was wrong but if we didn’t fault the Mayonnaise twins, T’Challa, Peter Parker and later Shuri for going after their parents’ (perceived, in T’Challa’s case) killers, maybe we could give Tony too some grace because brainwashed or not, I would have gone after Bucky too.

nine, the apology letter was the shittiest letter ever and I don’t blame Tony for not wanting to speak to Steve during the events of Infinity War. like how can you even write that type of letter to someone you offended and expect the relationship to still be intact?

there was one part I almost forgot but that quote that emboldened Steve is also dumb the more I look at it. oh yeah, plant yourself in front of the 119 countries you didn’t even bother to address at all and tell them “no, you move” is the ultimate height of hubris. when you are already on thin ice with the public? and Steve thought this was a good idea? yikes 😬

[xter]

Rewarching Iron Man to get the charactrizations right, and all it's done is make me want to destroy something. Or preferably, someone

[skits-things]

Stephen stares at his screen, open on the AO3 page 503 error. He clicks on a second tab, announcing that the AO3 server is under a DDOS attack by Anonymous Sudan. A growing twitch appears below his eyebrow. How is he going to get his daily dose of fantasizing about him and Tony now? "This person," Stephen says dramatically, and with emphatic force, staring down the anonymous name, "needs to take a little trip to the Dark Dimension."

[lilaccatholic]

how do i do it though. how do i let go of the bitterness and the hardness when they kept me "okay" for so long? does it come when i finally leave? can it ever?

[angryandanonymous]

Wound up Tony is always fun

[loveel-who]

[lovelytonys]

for the past year or two I've been almost exclusively turning to daredevil when I want to read some comics and thus I forgot that iron man comics just really do hit different for me. that's not even always, or even usually, in a good way. but iron man comics hook my brain in a way that nothing else can. even bad iron man comics, even iron man comics that i hate, activate my brain in a way that nothing else can. truly no other character will ever be tony stark for me

[ironspidersblog]

POV the dining room table after your parents catch you doing something you shouldn’t of been doing

[sunnysideprincess]

Post CW Stony inspired by this clip from Come September (1961)