Iron Man has had one of the more interesting secret identities in comics, as he has successfully managed to get the whole world to forget his secret identity TWICE, and yet he still ended up just revealing it to the whole world a THIRD time, and that time stuck.
For many years, Tony covered for his alter-ego by claiming that Iron Man was his anonymous bodyguard, but Tony eventually brought his dual identity to the public light.
Still, for all his arrogance and snide remarks, Tony Stark usually taps into his best side when saving the world as Iron Man. Captain America: Civil War brought out Tony's true dark side, such as his aggressive attempt to capture Steve Rogers to defend the Sokovia Accords.
He wore this armor and visited the West Coast Avengers in Iron Man #193 (by Denny O'Neil, Luke McDonnell, Ian Akin and Bryan Garvey), and in order to get Hawkeye to believe he was the Iron Man that he knew for so many years, he revealed his secret identity to Hawkeye and Mockingbird (before they all fight not-Godzilla.
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Why doesn't Iron Man hide his identity?
According to the Iron Man movie book, which shows his pov of the scene, he chose not to hide his identity because he didn't want to lie to the public. He believed there're had been enough secrets made by Obadiah and Co and that people deserved more tranparency from him.
Tony reveals his identity to Rhodey in IM v1 #179 (1983), and then he passes out in the armor and Rhodey puts it on and becomes Iron Man and goes off to fight the villain of the issue. After Tony eventually sobers up, he and Rhodey and the Erwins make their way to the West Coast.
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During the "Extremis" story arc, Iron Man adopted a biotechnological armor embedded in his DNA and stored in his bones. This allowed him to summon the armor from within his body and control it with his mind, effectively giving him superhuman abilities.
Upon decimating Thanos and his army in 2023, Tony succumbed to his injuries sustained from using the Stones, causing him to pass away at the age of 53.
Iron Man's technology is formidable, but it will not help much against what Shazam throws at him. Using the wisdom of Solomon, Shazam will easily come up with a way to overcome Iron Man's considerable intellect and outsmart him.
The origins of Superior Iron Man would begin in the Axis event, in which the morality of Earth's heroes and villains was reversed by magic. While the spell was undone the now corrupt Tony managed to shield himself and thus retained his evil personality even as most of Earth's heroes reverted back to their usual selves.
The action took a huge toll on his body due to the gamma radiation and the power of the stones, zapping him of his remaining life force. Stark died on the battlefield surrounded by Peter Parker, Rhodey, and Pepper Potts in the most heartbreaking moment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to date.
Tom Cruise Iron Man Marvel Robert Downey Jr. Tom Cruise was once considered for the role of Tony Stark/Iron Man; however, Marvel Studios' Kevin Feige says the actor's asking fee was too high.
Iron Man reveals that Kingpin is the one villain he truly fears. Iron Man and Kingpin form an unlikely alliance as allies of mutantkind. Although both successful businessmen, Kingpin's ruthlessness surpasses Iron Man's, making him a genuinely terrifying villain.
Tony was all about recognition, though at first he didn't care much about the reputation that could bring, and as at that moment his journey as Iron Man was just getting started, he was still driven by his ego, leading him to make that big reveal.
After Howard's death, Stane became interim CEO of Stark Industries until Tony officially took over shortly after. Stane's jealousy of the younger Stark led to him betraying Stark by joining forces with the Ten Rings to organize a failed attempt to assassinate him, so Stane could become CEO once again.
Black Panther. Black Panther is someone who has no need for a secret identity, nor is he really allowed to use one. Black Panther is not just a superhero, but it is the moniker of the King of Wakanda. As the King, T'Challa allowed the entire world to know his identity.
He gets a set of 'final words' as he, not Thanos, obtains the Infinity Stones: “I am Iron Man.” He gets his real final words in a very quiet moment with his wife – “Hey, Pep.” And he gets his last final words in the film in his pre-recorded message to the world, to his family, played during his funeral.
