What do you think of the statement that people who like Iron Man have a problem with their three vie

Iron Man is not talking nonsense with a first-line setting of third-line popularity, and the comic book is set to death. Otherwise, this character can stay at Marvel to show you the movie? If it weren't for RDJ, Iron Man really wouldn't necessarily turn over, Iron Blow hadn't read the comics and begged not to open his mouth to come, laughing at the Dead Man series.

Don't cue the winter soldiers kill your iron parents all day long, why don't you take it out and count how many people you Tie Ao has killed?

Returning to the comics, in fact, Tie is a good person, and he praises Bai Jar by name, although he is a villain. Although the experiment always has to go wrong, but the iron heart has always been very good, the mouth is upright, a tsundere man, the mouth diss insect betrayed him, and secretly helped him behind his back, and he would still save people when he was a white can, and Ultron was originally a product for the good of the world.

Again, RDJ is a gem of the world. The iron man he plays is really really loved (although there is a certain reason for the MCU layout).

The problem with the three views is the group of brain-dead people who are blinded by RDJ iron, you comic iron and movie iron are not little white flowers, I beg you to respect his independent personality. In the whole Marvel circle, you are the most powerful.

If it weren't for Downey's excellent restoration and acting skills in that Iron Man, I'm afraid there would really be no later Marvel Universe. Of course, this is not all due to Donnie's own work, and I am afraid that this kind of result would not have been achieved without the help of the team in the later stage. As for the fanatical fans, it's good to laugh, and if you're really serious, you'll lose.

It can indeed be said that Downey saved Marvel, Marvel was not as prosperous as it is now, and faced the threat of bankruptcy several times, so it had to rely on selling some character copyrights (such as Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, X-Men) to maintain its operation.

Marvel and Disney chose to use "Iron Man" to take the lead and unveil the MCU, which is really the right choice. Think about the other members of the Avengers, the story of the American team originated in World War II, and it is difficult for this theme to open up the market; The story of Thor is mythical and not popular enough; Ang Lee had tried before the Hulk, but it was unsuccessful; Others, such as Black Widow, Eagle Eye, etc., are difficult to monoclonal antibodies in a large series.

Downey did bring Marvel out of the brink of bankruptcy with his outstanding performance in "Iron Man". At that time, Donnie's career was not satisfactory, but the success of "Iron Man" saved Marvel and brought a lot of light to himself. "Iron Man" is the first film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and it can be seen that it is also a landmark movie.

This also opens us up to the infinitely wonderful Marvel Universe.

It's not that there is a problem with the three views of the iron man, it is that some people with problems with the three views like the iron man, what is there no Iron Man and there is no Marvel, what Winter Soldier indirectly kills, the Iron Lotus has, that character does not have a favorite Lotus, you found this statement from **?

Tony is actually pretty good. Whoever thinks he can't do it, give you his wealth and IQ, you must be worse than Tony.

It would be too much to say that there is a problem with the three views, and the character design of the movie version is still very good; But if you compare Iron Man with Batman, Superman, and Spider-Man, you will feel like you are comparing Cai Xukun and Jay Chou.

The MCU's Iron Man is undoubtedly a hero. In comics, especially ancient comics, Iron Man is indeed emmm....

People who like to ask this question have a problem with their three views.

I don't know what the mentality of the person who started this topic is, maybe he just wants to hold popcorn and watch others pinch each other......

I can only say that you have a problem with your three views......

You can say it, I should like it.

Isn't this a movie? Why are you confused with three views? Are you stupid and live into the movie? Just watch it enjoyable, the spice of life, hard plus so many constraints.

Iron Man is closer to the public, unlike other heroes who have superpowers or god aliens, Thor is the son of Odin, Hulk is a doctor, does physical experiments and mutates, Black Widow is **, Spider-Man was bitten by a mutant spider to get superpowers, Captain America is a super soldier who has been transformed by a drug test, and the way they get special abilities cannot be replicated by normal people.

Iron Man relies on his own mind and knowledge to arm himself with technology, and Iron Man is rich, a rich man, and has his own company, which is a goal that the public can achieve who aspires to become a hero, and everyone can use the power of technology.

What kind of character is Iron Man in Marvel, and why is he said to have a bad character?

In the movie universe, Iron Man has always been synonymous with being rich and handsome, and it is precisely because of this character that countless fans are quite fond of Iron Man, and at the same time, because Iron Man in the movie universe is also quite wise in the entire "Infinite Legend" event, and the "self-sacrifice" at the end of the movie also makes many "Steel fans" say: Iron Man is perfect.

But again, if Iron Man is so perfect in the cinematic universe, is it true that Iron Man in the comics? There are even many fans who have "hearsay" and have come up with a point of view, that is-

The Iron Man in the comics actually has a very poor character!

So, is this really the case in the comics?

For us, "Not really".

However, compared with Iron Man in the movie universe, Iron Man in the comic universe We put aside some plot settings that are obviously "brain holes" series, such as the plot in the comic "Iron Man: Armored War" in which Iron Man blackened and killed Spider-Man, which obviously deliberately set Iron Man as a congenital blackened villain.

And other than that:

Compared with the movie universe, the Iron Man character in the comics will be relatively "black-bellied", and compared with some CP combinations of the movie universe, such as the CP settings of Iron Man and Spider-Man, there is no such consideration in the comics, so at first glance, it may make fans who are used to watching the movie universe a little uncomfortable.

And if you really want to be more serious, Iron Man is really a plot setting of "negative character", that is, in "The Ultimate Iron Man", but fans who have read the premise and background story of this comic should know that in fact, there is a reason why Iron Man, who has a comfortable character and is not very good, has a black belly and low character!

What really matters is that:

In the comics, when Scarlet Witch and Doctor Doom used magic to reverse everyone's attributes at the end, Iron Man, who was blackened during this period, directly set up a device that could shield the reversal magic out of the villain's thinking, so when everyone returned to normal after that, Iron Man was still a blackened villain.

For this reason, this triggered a series of operations in the plot of the follow-up "Ultimate Iron Man" that do not conform to Iron Man's character design, so this is why we said earlier that Iron Man's negative character is actually the reason, not that Iron Man's character has deteriorated, but that people are fundamentally blackened villains during this period.

Iron Man's character is not bad at all, he is a hero who is comparable to a god in the body of a mortal, and he is a hero who can sacrifice himself to save the world.

Iron Man used to be a very selfish person, only thinking about his own interests, and often selling products used in missile warfare to make money for himself, but then Iron Man snapped his fingers and sacrificed in order to protect the world, and he did it, he is a person who can sacrifice for others.