Iron Man

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Iron Man
Theme:	Marvel
Years:	2012
Appearances:	6867 Loki's Cosmic Cube Escape 6869 Quinjet Aerial Battle New York Toy Fair Exclusive Captain America and Iron Man

Iron Man is a minifigure for the Marvel theme.

Background

Iron Man, like knights of old, is identified by the armor he wears. He has changed his look frequently since his debut in 1963. The man who wears the suits (and designs them) is wealthy inventor Tony Stark. Not only does Tony Stark have no super powers of his own, but the armor that gives him strength was also created to keep his damaged heart beating; he could not survive without his iron suit. Eventually his cardiac condition was corrected by a heart transplant, and an accident that left him paralyzed was repaired with a microchip. So even without his high-tech costume Tony Stark is a mixture of man and machine. Stark got his income from a specific source: he manufactured and sold weapons. This was a slightly sinister occupation, despite its undoubted utility, and there were hints that Stark was ambivalent about his role. Tony Stark has a very up him self personality.

Appearances

• 6867 Loki's Cosmic Cube Escape (Mark 6)
• 6869 Quinjet Aerial Battle (Mark 7)
• New York Toy Fair Exclusive Captain America and Iron Man

Gallery of Variants

From 6867 (Mark 6)	From 6869 (Mark 7)	From New York Toy Fair Exclusive Captain America and Iron Man

Gallery

Mark 6

Mark 6's mask up revealing Tony Stark's face.

Mark 6's back printing.

Comic con exlusive version's back printing.

Mark 7.

Mark 7 with mask up.

Prototype mark 6 from Ney York toyfair.

Mark 7 with mask up.

Prototype mark 7 from New York toyfair.

Prototype mark 7 from Sandiego comic con.

Prototype mark 7 from Sandiego comic con with the mask up.

Prototype mark 7 from Sandigo comic con's back printing.

Iron Man and Thor