Tony Stark: The Invincible Iron Man Appreciation 2019

[Tony Stark]

I was flipping through the newest issue of invaders and Tony was right about Namor of course. He was in the issue telling Cap the exact same thing.

[juan678]

fan art by Bosslogic

[Tony Stark]

fan art by Bosslogic

Bosslogic always makes pretty cool art.

[Tony Stark]

Glad to see such an active community of Shellhead fan's here. Back before the great reset he was not very popular here.

I sort of moved on from comics after Civil War 2's ending but thinking I might get back into it. How does the current run stack up against other recent runs like Faction's and Bendis? As long as its better then Gillen's ill be happy.

Glad to have you back. Always good to have more Iron Man fans around. Also Slotts run has been really good. You should check it out. It’s much better than Gillen or Bendis’s runs and the first 5 issues are already in trade.

[Tony Stark]

Spoilers!!!!!!Spoilers!!!!! What do you guys think about this?
https://www.cbr.com/captain-america-...t-very-heroic/

[MichaelC]

Both of what he said was wrong. Stark didn't choose not to change history, he simply pointed out that your history can not be changed, because attempts to do so merely create alternate timelines. Rogers also didn't harm anything, because it's literally impossible to harm anything in that fashion. All he did was create an alternate timeline. The only mystery is, how did he get back to the main timeline? By rights, Rogers should have simply vanished from their universe entirely.

[okiedokiewo]

Spoilers!!!!!!Spoilers!!!!! What do you guys think about this?
https://www.cbr.com/captain-america-...t-very-heroic/

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...It's very unlikely they could have undone the five years even if they wanted to, so it's silly to harp on it. Regardless, does this writer realize that all of the people born in those five years, not just Morgan, would essentially die? They're okay and advocating for that? Tony is not thinking of the greater good because he doesn't want to kill millions of people! CBR puts out such thoughtless articles.

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[SuperiorIronman]

Yeah the article is bunk.

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Tony wants his own daughter to stick around but as pointed out, plenty of people had been born in the intervening five years. What it's getting at is basically Thanos's plan towards the end, remake the universe to his own design, but sure it's not a problem when the heroes do it. Captain America going back in time doesn't necessarily change anything yet. Peggy is still capable of dying and having that moment with the younger Steve. It doesn't mean the other Steve couldn't have been around and that was just kept from his younger self.

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Perhaps CBR needs to think an article through.

[juan678]

https://www.cbr.com/russo-brothers-t...rk-future-mcu/


https://www.cbr.com/iron-man-heroic-mcu-moments/

[Tony Stark]

https://www.cbr.com/russo-brothers-t...rk-future-mcu/


https://www.cbr.com/iron-man-heroic-mcu-moments/

I knew what the first one was going to say before I looked at it. I enjoyed the second one more than the last 2 they put up about Tony.

[Tony Stark]

Top 10 list of Iron Man stories we won't get to see on the big screen.
https://www.cbr.com/iron-man-stories-big-screen/

[Digifiend]

I don't think they used the right picture for The Mask In The Iron Man... isn't that Riri?

[Tony Stark]

I don't think they used the right picture for The Mask In The Iron Man... isn't that Riri?

Yeah. They used the wrong pic. It's RiRi.

[Ichijinijisanji]

Spoilers!!!!!!Spoilers!!!!! What do you guys think about this?
https://www.cbr.com/captain-america-...t-very-heroic/

I sort of agree, but according the russos the

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intention was that they didn't want to erase 5 years of people being born and their memories while undoing the snap. However, a counterpoint would be that in taking the infinity stones out creating entire alternate timelines complete with bajillions of lives and when they return those stones, many of those alternate realities would be erased effectively killing everyone in them so the avengers would be playing god in some way. Plus suddenly bringing 3.5 billion people back after 5 years of the planet acclimating to half the population could lead to mass starvation, homelessness etc not just on earth but everywhere in the universe. Many people who were in relaionships would come back to see that many of their partners have moved on. Many people may have committed suicide from the trauma and depression of the snap. I know these things aren't intended and may not even be shown, but they would realistic consequences of not undoing the snap across time

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[Tony Stark]

I sort of agree, but according the russos the

spoilers:

intention was that they didn't want to erase 5 years of people being born and their memories while undoing the snap. However, a counterpoint would be that in taking the infinity stones out creating entire alternate timelines complete with bajillions of lives and when they return those stones, many of those alternate realities would be erased effectively killing everyone in them so the avengers would be playing god in some way. Plus suddenly bringing 3.5 billion people back after 5 years of the planet acclimating to half the population could lead to mass starvation, homelessness etc not just on earth but everywhere in the universe. Many people who were in relaionships would come back to see that many of their partners have moved on. Many people may have committed suicide from the trauma and depression of the snap. I know these things aren't intended and may not even be shown, but they would realistic consequences of not undoing the snap across time

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You bring up a few good points.