Sideshow Collectibles is holding an Iron Man contest, where you will have a chance to win either their Iron Spidey Polystone statue or a replica Iron Man Arc Reactor from Museum Replicas. To enter, all you have to do is answer a simple Iron Man trivia question: “What is the title and issue number of the comic in which Iron Man made his first appearance in Marvel comics?”
Easy, right? Good luck!
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Surely nothing can go wrong when Iron Man hosts the Iron Mania game show at Stark Expo 2010
The Stark Expo 2010 festivities continue with the star-studded Iron Mania game show, hosted by Iron Man himself.
Joined by celebrity contestants Brian Michael Bendis, MC Chris and Claudio Sanchez from Coheed & Cambria, Marvel super heroes Nick Fury, War Machine, Thor and Hulk take part in a charity edition of Iron Mania. Surely nothing can go wrong!
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To cap off our Iron Mania week, we’ve got a retrospective on the Iron Man action figures that have appeared in the classic Marvel Legends line, by Toy Biz and Hasbro. Who better to put this together than Akatsuki, Platoon Leader of the Fwoosh’s Armored Division?
There’s been so many Marvel Legends Iron Men over the years, we had to break up Akat’s retrospective into multiple parts. Here’s part one, covering the original ML 1 Iron Men through the ML 7’s Silver Centurion.
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AFP Iron Mania continues, with a close look and write-up of this custom-built Iron Man armory by Thor-El.
One of the things I’ve always loved about Iron Man are the specialty armors he develops. And because of that, unlike the many strange and useless “Knight Dive Batman” or “Space Slider Spider-Man” figures that might get made, having lots of different Iron Men populating your shelves always looks awesome. And while Iron Man isn’t my favorite character (that honor belongs to Thor), I really enjoy buying and setting up little armories of him.
This Lego “CubeDude” Iron Man was designed and built by Angus MacLane. For Lego fans, MacLane says that CubeDudes have “All of the charm of Miniland scale with the specificity of the MiniFig scale.”
If you think Iron Man is cool and are a fan of 80’s pop culture, you should check out MacLane’s CubeDude Collection. He’s designed and built CubeDudes from the comics, SuperFriends, Star Wars, Masters of the Universe, GI Joe, the A-Team, and more!