Originally posted by batdude123
Here's a more recent example than that...http://img187.imageshack.us/my.php?image=hrpage131ym.jpg
Iron Man isn't immune to Magneto's power. 😬
Are you kidding? He's been taken down by an EMP plenty of times.
how dare you post something that's relevent to the thread, and that's on-topic
Originally posted by batdude123
Here's a more recent example than that...http://img187.imageshack.us/my.php?image=hrpage131ym.jpg
Iron Man isn't immune to Magneto's power. 😬
Actually, if I am not mistaken that would be a less recent example in terms of armors. That design was one of his much older armors that he used for a bit while creating a new one after his armor became sentient. He even mentions how for a while he has been wearing a armor not up to par with all his recent modification because it is sooo old.
So thats not the best example 😬
Originally posted by Blair Wind
Actually, if I am not mistaken that would be a less recent example in terms of armors. That design was one of his much older armors that he used for a bit while creating a new one after his armor became sentient. He even mentions how for a while he has been wearing a armor not up to par with all his recent modification because it is sooo old.So thats not the best example 😬
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You are correct.
Originally posted by Blair WindJust thought I'd chime in on this point. doped
Telepathy or any form of telepathy (being able to produce a foreign substance or material - such as bubbles) is blocked by the suit.
Having psi-blockers that prevent telepathic intrusion into your mind (notwithstanding they can be bypassed by skilled telepaths anyway) doesn't necessarily preclude psionic-based powers like Invisible Woman's from affecting his body, nor telekinesis, cryokinesis, pyrokinesis, etc. etc. other-kineses. Unless somewhere there's a scan that says he's got some sort of armor-tight forcefield that blocks all psionic-based abilities I'm not buying it.
Sersi's matter manipulation is technically a psionic ability and I don't see her having any problems boiling his lungs before turning him into a potato.
Originally posted by Blair Wind
Actually, if I am not mistaken that would be a less recent example in terms of armors. That design was one of his much older armors that he used for a bit while creating a new one after his armor became sentient. He even mentions how for a while he has been wearing a armor not up to par with all his recent modification because it is sooo old.So thats not the best example 😬
Well, if you give a scan of when that occurred and when he got his armor back we can place it into continuity and see if it's true. 🙂
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Originally posted by batdude123
Well, if you give a scan of when that occurred and when he got his armor back we can place it into continuity and see if it's true. 🙂
Lets see. I went and checked, and he was using old armors (plural) from v3 issues #31-#41 then started building his SKIN armor.
Talking about his old armor explicitly:
http://img123.imageshack.us/my.php?image=file0013cp0.jpg
It fits in with your scan as well because Hank Pym was Giant Man (Goliath, or whatever he was calling himself, the costume was the same) as when this was occuring. (Note: This is a dream sequence of Ty, who hates Tony, but Ironman was again wearing an old armor during that time period)
http://img166.imageshack.us/my.php?image=file0004jk3.jpg
In fact, I dont have my Avengers comics anymore, but I recall them even mentioning in a caption something to the effects of "Why is Ironman wearing his old armors? Tune in to Ironman #(issue) to find out!"
For more reference:
After his experience with the Sentient Armor, Tony Stark suffered an uncharacteristic bout of technophobia. Gunshy, and still in the dark about Ultron's role in the birth of his living armor, and under the behavior-altering affects of Ty Stone's psychic manipulations, Stark didn't want to take any chances. After going back to his roots by donning an old suit of Iron Man armor for a time, he soon gave up being Iron Man AND Tony Stark altogether. He gave away his fortune, adopted the persona of Hogan Potts, and disappeared into New York's Silicon Alley a faceless code monkey. But while he could change his name, Tony Stark could not stop being the man he was for so many years: Iron Man. To that end, Tony Stark took his time in building Model XXII, producing it in stages from scratch, examining every single chip and circuit he put in there.
Originally posted by Blair Wind
Lets see. I went and checked, and he was using old armors (plural) from v3 issues #31-#41 then started building his SKIN armor.Talking about his old armor explicitly:
http://img123.imageshack.us/my.php?image=file0013cp0.jpgIt fits in with your scan as well because Hank Pym was Giant Man (Goliath, or whatever he was calling himself, the costume was the same) as when this was occuring. (Note: This is a dream sequence of Ty, who hates Tony, but Ironman was again wearing an old armor during that time period)
http://img166.imageshack.us/my.php?image=file0004jk3.jpgIn fact, I dont have my Avengers comics anymore, but I recall them even mentioning in a caption something to the effects of "Why is Ironman wearing his old armors? Tune in to Ironman #(issue) to find out!"
For more reference:
He gave away his fortune, adopted the persona of Hogan Potts, and disappeared into New York's Silicon Alley a faceless code monkey. But while he could change his name, Tony Stark could not stop being the man he was for so many years: Iron Man. To that end, Tony Stark took his time in building Model XXII, producing it in stages from scratch, examining every single chip and circuit he put in there.
After his experience with the Sentient Armor, Tony Stark suffered an uncharacteristic bout of technophobia. Gunshy, and still in the dark about Ultron's role in the birth of his living armor, and under the behavior-altering affects of Ty Stone's psychic manipulations, Stark didn't want to take any chances. [b]After going back to his roots by donning an old suit of Iron Man armor for a time, he soon gave up being Iron Man AND Tony Stark altogether.
Just out of curiosity, what year were v3 issues #31-#41 in?
And, what year are these from:
http://img170.imageshack.us/my.php?image=againstmagneto1sy7.jpg
http://img132.imageshack.us/my.php?image=againstmagneto2zw8.jpg
Originally posted by batdude123
Just out of curiosity, what year were v3 issues #31-#41 in?And, what year are these from:
http://img170.imageshack.us/my.php?image=againstmagneto1sy7.jpg
http://img132.imageshack.us/my.php?image=againstmagneto2zw8.jpg
From August 2000-June 2001
I wouldnt be able to tell you about the scans, I found those as just scans.
