Iron Man

Wounded, captured and forced to build a weapon by his enemies, billionaire industrialist Tony Stark instead created an advanced suit of armor to save his life and escape captivity. Now with a new outlook on life, Tony uses his money and intelligence to...

A "cool exec with a heart of steel," Tony Stark is the invincible Iron Man, fighting for justice as a modern day knight in high-tech armor.

Iron Man (Tony Stark) is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character was created by writer and editor Stan Lee, developed by scripter Larry Lieber, and designed by artists Don Heck and Jack Kirby.

See also: Expanded History The biological parents of Tony Stark were two S.H.I.E.L.D. agents...

Tony Stark was arogant son of wealthy weapon manufacturer Howard Stark who cared only about himself. This changed when he had a change of heart after he was kidnapped by terrorists and gravely injured. Stark was pressured to create a weapon of mass destruction. Instead, he created a suit of power armor to escape. Tony uses his vast resources and intellect to make the world a better place as Invincible Iron Man. His super hero identity led him to become the founding member of the Avengers.

We knew that Riri Williams would taking over for Tony Stark, but we didn't know her name—until now.

When billionaire industrialist Tony Stark dons his sophisticated steel-mesh armor, he becomes a living high-tech weapon - the world's greatest fighting machine. Tony has primed his ultra modern creation for waging state of the art campaigns, attaining sonic flight, and defending the greater good! He is the Armored Avenger - driven by a heart that is part machine, but all hero! He is the INVINCIBLE IRON MAN!

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Marvel writer Brian Michael Bendis talks the creation of Riri Williams, a 15-year-old genius MIT student who will take over for Tony Stark

Iron Man: American comic book superhero, a mainstay of Marvel Comics, who first appeared in 1963 in Tales of Suspense #39. His creation is officially credited to four people: writer and editor Stan Lee, who plotted the first story; his brother Larry Lieber, who scripted it; artist Don Heck, who drew...