Dread
TMNT 1984-2009
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You can't really fault Tony for that. Spider-Man, Thor, and many, many other heroes have kept their identities hidden from their teammates, on the Avengers and other teams. In fact, the need to respect members' wish to preserve their secret ID's became so pronounced that the Avengers developed a special identifier device that could scan members and confirm that they were who they said they were without revealing their identities.
Touche'. I'll admit the secret identity thing was a bit zealous on my part. I mean, once upon a time it was a staple of most solo hero's and I kind of liked the "professional curtesy" of other heroes respecting that. Even in an episode of SPIDER-FRIENDS, a team up with the X-Men shows it's age when Professor X has to dig into Spider-Man's mind but "promises not to discover your secret identity without permission". Fast forward to now, and especially after the maskless exploits of USM have become popular, and one Marvel hero after the other is being unmasked and the secret identity becoming more non-existant at Marvel.