Capabilities. The Igor Armor is much more powerful in terms of brute strength than any of the other Iron Legion Armors, as well as being extremely durable, making it a formidable opponent in battle. However, it was designed specifically for heavy lifting, not combat.
Superhuman Strength: The Mark LXXXV is the strongest armor ever created by Stark, as he was able to physically assault Thanos and even actually hold up a struggle for the Nano Gauntlet long enough to shift the nanites of the Gauntlet to steal the Infinity Stones despite Thanos' physical might having completely ...
Little is known of the Godbuster Armor's full capabilities. Tony Stark's brother Arno Stark deemed it as Tony's masterpiece and described the armor as the "ultimate weapon." When Ironheart scanned Iron Man, his power readings were off the scale, and the armor radiated much more power than anything she had ever seen.
The Mark XXXVI (Mark 36), also known by its codename as "Peacemaker", is a Riot Control Suit, and was one of several new Iron Man Armors created by Tony Stark as part of the Iron Legion. The armor was created sometime after the Battle of New York.
The Mark XXX Iron Man Armor, codenamed Blue Steel, was Tony Stark's thirtieth Iron Man suit and was a prototype version of the Mark XXXIII. The Mark XXX was able to endure long periods of time without running out of power. It was a part of the Iron Legion.
Although he is an extremely skilled marksman, Clint Barton is often considered to be the weakest member of the team seeing as he's just a regular guy with a bow and arrow.
Tony's strongest Iron Man armor indeed emits high levels of energy, but nothing close to 3,000 gamma bombs. If Hulk's latest feat isn't enough to vaporize Thor, there's likely nothing Iron Man can do to permanently beat the God of Thunder.
Everyone knows about the Hulkbuster, but there was also a time that Iron Man pulled out the Thorbuster, which was designed to beat Thor. It worked, too, almost stopping the God of Thunder before the two sides eventually stopped fighting and went their separate ways.
Though it is a very close call, Cyborg has certain advantages that are practically impossible for Iron Man to match. Because of this, Cyborg is the more likely victor between them, even if it is by a slim margin.
Normally, I would say that it is Iron Man, not only does he eclipse Cyborg in Strength, but raw attack power. Cyborg's technology is what would give him the edge. He will hack Iron Man's system and shut it down.
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.
The Leader (Samuel Sterns) is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The Leader first appeared in Tales to Astonish #62 (December 1964), created by writer Stan Lee and artist Steve Ditko as the archenemy of the Hulk.
Luke Cage despises Tony Stark for his wealthy, outlandish lifestyle that prevents him from being in touch with regular life and problems. Captain Marvel and Iron Man engage in a moral dispute during Civil War II, with Iron Man rebelling against predictive policing.
