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Iron Man's armor is one of the most iconic and fascinating elements of Marvel comic books, created by Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, Don Heck and Jack Kirby, with its first appearance in "Tales of Suspense #39" in 1963. Tony Stark, the genius, billionaire and playboy, is the man behind the suit, using his vast skills in engineering and technology to create several versions of armor over the years, each with its own unique characteristics and adapted to different types of threats. and situations.
Mark 1: The first armor, built by Stark to escape captivity. Made of gray iron and limited in terms of technology and mobility, but it was the beginning of everything.
Mark 2 and 3: Evolutions of the original, with significant improvements in flight and armament. The Mark III introduced the iconic red and gold color.
Mark 4: This specific version of the armor made its first significant appearance in the film "Iron Man 2" (2010), representing a direct evolution of previous versions, especially the Mark III.
Mark 5: Known as the "suitcase" armor, designed to be portable and quick to assemble, ideal for emergency situations.
Mark 6:She made her film debut in "Iron Man 2" (2010) and also had significant appearances in "The Avengers" (2012). This version of the armor features several significant technological innovations and an improved design, retaining the iconic red and gold color palette but with a more angular and robust design. The armor features more defined lines, especially around the shoulders and chest, giving Stark a more imposing and aggressive silhouette. I have the new Arc reactor, the RT Mark II, which uses a new element created by Stark to replace toxic palladium. New weapons and a new defensive system, including energy shields that can be activated during intense combat to protect Stark from enemy attacks.
Mark 7: One of Tony Stark's most versatile and advanced armors, making its impressive debut in the film "The Avengers" (2012). This model was designed to be deployed and assembled mid-flight, a crucial innovation that allowed Tony to spring into action instantly.
Mark War Machine: Militarized version of Tony Stark's armor, it is a true powerhouse on the battlefield. Originally developed from the Mark II prototype, the armor was adapted by James "Rhodey" Rhodes. It stands out for its heavy armament, including automatic shoulder cannons, missile launchers and energy weapons, all integrated into an imposing black and silver design.
Mark 43: With Iron Man's classic red and gold color palette, but with a more polished and segmented design, which allows for greater mobility. The armor plates are more articulated and fit better on Stark's body, providing a more streamlined and combative appearance.
Mark 50: Revealed in "Avengers: Infinity War" (2018), it is one of Tony Stark's most advanced armors, using cutting-edge nanotechnology. This innovation allows the armor to be stored inside the new Arc Reactor in Stark's chest, allowing it to instantly materialize around his body.
Mark 85: Final armor used by Tony Stark in "Avengers: Endgame" (2019), representing the pinnacle of the nanotechnology technology he developed. This armor is a direct evolution of the Mark 50, further enhancing its capabilities through significant advancements.
