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Iron Man
TV Series (1994 - 1996)
A "cool exec with a heart of steel," Tony Stark is the invincible Iron Man, fighting for justice with his scientific genius, repulsor rays, and the full resources of Stark Enterprises!
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02x13 Hands of the Mandarin (2) Aired: Feb. 24, 1996Iron Man attacks the Mandarin alone, but because of Heart of Darkness, he is powerless, which Mandarin uses to unmask him and torture him. Soon …
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- Tony Stark's main armor on the show was the "Mark XI "Modular Armor", which was the suit he was wearing in the mid 90's comics. The first season modified his helmet design to add a…
[show]Tony Stark's main armor on the show was the "Mark XI "Modular Armor", which was the suit he was wearing in the mid 90's comics. The first season modified his helmet design to add a traditional mouth slit, but the second season restored the "mouthless" comic book design.
[hide] - In modernizing the Iron Man's origin story, Tony Stark is not injured in a Vietnamese war zone, but in an act of industrial sabotage plotted by Justin Hammer and the Mandarin. Stark was…
[show]In modernizing the Iron Man's origin story, Tony Stark is not injured in a Vietnamese war zone, but in an act of industrial sabotage plotted by Justin Hammer and the Mandarin. Stark was wounded not by a chunk of shrapnel near his heart, but by slivers near his spine, Stark and Yinsen (whose first name is changed from Ho to Wellington) were held captive by the Mandarin, rather than Wong Chu. However the concept of the Iron Man armor keeping Stark alive was in Season 2 with getting Iron Man injured in his chest after taking a direct hit from a missile while attacking Hammer on his own property. He upgraded his armor in order to attempt to heal his chest.
[hide] - Initially there was a bit of grief about the new crew wanting Tony Stark to have long, shoulder length hair in Season 2. It was felt that he might look too much like "Conan." It was actually…
[show]Initially there was a bit of grief about the new crew wanting Tony Stark to have long, shoulder length hair in Season 2. It was felt that he might look too much like "Conan." It was actually inspired by artist Mark Bright's depiction of Stark from the late 1980s Iron Man comics. Nonetheless, they wanted to distance him from the plethora of clean cut alter egos ala Bruce Wayne, Clark Kent, etc. It also billboarded that this season was different than the previous one. Aesthetically, the idea of an uber-business man with unfashionably long hair also seemed like an ideal way to solidify his character of an outsider who marched to his own drum.
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