1. He loves his Twinkies.
Invariably the snacks were used to thwart crime. Blake Iron Man and every other comic book character for Comic Book Guy 's girth. Starting in the 1970s, Hostess launched a series of ads featuring superheroes (and villains) shilling for their popular pastries. , like Iron Man in A Dull Pain where thwarts Monotony Man by passing out Hostess snacks to a bored crowd.
2. He sounds like Animal House & # 39; s Dean Wormer.
Iron Man made his first animated appearance in 1966 's "The Marvel Super Heroes" cartoon series. Voiced by future Animal House antagonist John Vernon (who also did Sub-Mariner), Shellhead appeared on the Wednesday episodes of the five nights a week show. Being extremely low budget, this series was created by photocopying art from comic books and then adding small amounts of animation.
3. He & # 39; s heavy, too.
Wolverine & # 39; s adamantium-laced skeleton puts him around the 300-lb mark, making him a lightweight compared to a 425-lb fully suited Iron Man. Of course, the question is which suit? more powers than Superman and cover more emergency situations than Batman 's utility belt. He has Hydro Armor, Arctic Armor, Outer Atmospheric Armor and two types of Hulkuster Armor just to name a few. And that does not even count weird stuff like the Extremis Armor.
4. He & # 39; s richer than Batman.
Bruce Wayne comes in at # 7 with a paltry $ 6.5 billion - peanuts compared to Tony Stark (# 4) at $ 8.8 billion. Forbes waste especially impressed with Tony Stark 's handling of Congress announcing that "shares of Stark Industries stock up over 20%" after Stark refused to turn over the Iron Man technology. Of course he has a way to go before taking the # 1 spot from Twilight & # 39; s Carlisle Cullen, who & # 39; s sitting on $ 34.1 billion.
5. He & # 39; s a zombie.
"Yes, everyone in the Marvel Universe may fit into that category, but if you read his Marvel Universe Character Bio, you & # 39; s categorized under" People who used to be dead but are not anymore. Stark earns this repeatedly through faked deaths, paralysis, comas, brain death and more. Thankfully his medical team includes Dr. Strange and Thor. Of course, Iron Man is also a full-fledged Marvel Zombie, if you & # 39; re looking for more traditional undead.
