The Comics Iron Man suits you'd like to forget.

[Chris Wallace]

I personally can do without the one where he had a "nose" on his faceplate, & the "Heroes Reborn" design (I know, I know-blasphemy! How dare I besmirch the name of the great & awesome Jim Lee!) was just too...busy for me.

 

[SlyGuyTtjn]

pics of these?

 

[The Question]

He used to have built in roller skates.....

 

[Chris Wallace]

Oh, Lord. I forgot about that.

 

[Chris Wallace]

The nose.

Heroes Reborn.

 

[Iron_Stark]

Model XV. I loved the version before this one, when he upgrades from the Silver Centurion, but this one, I just could never stand those boots.

 

[Kirk Langstrom]

I personally can do without the one where he had a "nose" on his faceplate, & the "Heroes Reborn" design (I know, I know-blasphemy! How dare I besmirch the name of the great & awesome Jim Lee!) was just too...busy for me.

Those are my choices as well.

 

[nogap87]

I'm not well versed in the many armors IM has worn over the years but I do know I prefer him having a circular emblem on his chest rather than the triangular/diamond shaped ones.

On a side note, the Jim Lee IM looks like he's wearing a banana hammock.

 

[SuperFerret]

Heroes Reborn.

I don't know what screams 90s more: the in dialog logo or the belt pouches.

 

[Crowforge]

Hulkbuster they almost always look stupid and never work.

the one good one

 

[Chris Wallace]

Model XV. I loved the version before this one, when he upgrades from the Silver Centurion, but this one, I just could never stand those boots.

And they were the ONLY thing wrong w/the suit, IMO. 1 bad accessory can obviously wreck an entire costume.

 

[Chris Wallace]

I don't know what screams 90s more: the in dialog logo or the belt pouches.

That's easy; the belt pouches. They were almost mandatory on 90's outfits, whether anything was actually carried in them or not.

 

[Phatman]

The nose- Just stupid. "It was supposed to strike fear and terror in the hearts of his enemies" I always picture Hawkeye laughing his ass off after hearing this.

The JRJR design with the moon boots-Ruined a great design. The slim boots and gauntlets on Classic II looked great; these looked like he was wearing oil barrels on his feet and Hi-C cans on his arms.

Heroes reborn- My 12 year old cousin back in the day once remarked "He looks like he has hockey sticks on his back" regarding the boot jet exhausts. What would a guy in a high-tech super powered suit of armor need with belts and pouches anyway.

 

[[A]]

I think this is how I first saw IRON MAN.. oh the memories

 

[Chris Wallace]

Hulkbuster they almost always look stupid and never work.

the one good one

My son keeps asking me why they've got Iron Man looking like Juggernaut.
I doubt any Hulkbuster suit could ever possibly be worth a damn unless it was gamma-powered.

 

[Chris Wallace]

I think this how I first saw IRON MAN.. oh the memories

I'm pretty sure that was my first as well.

 

[Chris Wallace]

Those are my choices as well.

Yeah, but you & I usually see eye-to-eye anyway.

 

[TwilightPro101]

Hulkbuster they almost always look stupid and never work.

the one good one

Second that.

 

[[A]]

why would they build an armor with fake muscles..? I mean, check these legs..

 

[Chris Wallace]

Many of his early suits had muscles built into them. I've stopped trying to understand it. I think it's the thing I love most about his movie suit-his best suit ever, in my opinion.

 

[[A]]

Many of his early suits had muscles built into them. I've stopped trying to understand it. I think it's the thing I love most about his movie suit-his best suit ever, in my opinion.

Yeah. Slick.

 

[Chris Wallace]

Slick, sleek, tech-looking. And no muscles.

 

[SlyGuyTtjn]

The nose.

lol his quote made me chuckle. It sounds kind of provocative.

 

[Chris Wallace]

I'm sure it sounded menacing at the time.

 

[The IronMan]

That nose face plate was horrible.