The cool thing is, you can actually call the phone number featured in the comic book (212-970-4133) and if you do, you'll receive the following voicemail from Iron Man himself: “Hi, Yes this is Iron Man, however due to some big blonde jerk I no longer use this number, but hey, nice try anyway.
By the way, if you call that number, you'll get a pre-recorded message from "Tony Stark" saying he's too busy to take your call, and directing callers to visit TonyStarkIronMan.com – a Marvel.com landing page instructing visitors to read Thor #7.
In an interview, Avengers: Infinity War directors Joe and Anthony Russo revealed that Steve Rogers' phone number (678-136-7092) from the film was supposed to be real.
Earth-199999, known in-universe as Earth-616, is the designated universe number for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a shared fictional universe which crosses over superhero films and television produced by Marvel Studios.
If your question is not answered, you may contact Marvel Customer Support at 1-844-362-7835 (Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8:30 am to 5:30 pm CT) or reach out to Marvel Customer Support at help.marvel.com. (Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8:30 am to 5:30 pm CT and Saturday-Sunday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm CT).
Earth-616 is generally referred to as “our” universe. It has become such a Marvel institution that it was borrowed for the title of its upcoming documentary series Marvel's 616, which begins streaming exclusively on Disney+ this week.
Arranged as an ensemble of core MCU characters originally consisting of Tony Stark / Iron Man, Steve Rogers / Captain America, Thor, Bruce Banner / Hulk, Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow, and Clint Barton / Hawkeye, it later expands to include 16 total members.
“I love you 3000” is a quote from Avengers: Endgame that basically means “I love you more than anything.” The line was first said by Morgan Stark, Tony Stark's daughter after he tucked her into bed. In his last hologram at the end of the movie, Tony turns to Morgan and says “I love you 3000” before disappearing.
He was sentenced to three years in prison and released early. Remarkably, it was just one of the many pivotal moments in the incredible life of Robert Downey Jr., aka Tony Stark, aka Iron Man, aka Inmate No.
You can actually call the number Thor wrote on Mjolnir! If you dial 212-970-4133, you'll get a voicemail response from Tony Stark himself expressing his disdain for the “big, blonde jerk” and explaining that he no longer uses the number. Tony wasn't very happy about Thor's joke in the comic either.
In the Iron Man films set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the protagonist Tony Stark's huge seaside mansion was set on Point Dume at the edge of a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, and was given the fictional address of 10880 Malibu Point, 90265.
The number was originally plastered on the new San Diego Comic-Con “She-Hulk” posters, which instructed me to dial 1-877-SHE-HULK for the special surprise. I didn't expect the number to work but it did.
Although he lost the battle (and his Hell Mammoth) to the Wendigo, B.C. Ghost Rider joined the Stone Age Avengers to battle the Fallen in MARVEL LEGACY (2017) #1.
Creator Grant Morrison once stated that Earth 33 is "our real world". Earth 33 is based on the Pre-Flashpoint concept of Earth-Prime: an Earth where superheroes only exist in comic books and do not appear in real life.
History. Earth-1218 is the designation given to our reality, where super-heroes and other super-powered beings don't physically exist. This universe may appear somewhat dull from a cerebral perspective, but it does have its good sides, for those willing to recognize them.
