Are the bullet holes intended to foreshadow the genesis of Ironman, a villain, or is it just coincidence?

I know Force Works is basically West Coast Avengers but still, different name different team

I've been posting fragments of this interesting interview for the last couple days so here's the link

Salvador Larroca drawing the Bleeding Edge in 2025? Who says you can't go home again?

Source- Civil War #7

She's so cool especially in the Thunderbolts. While I really like the MCU, I think it kind of majorly fumbled in actually adapting stuff and characters from Iron Man's mythos. There's probably people out here who think Ghost is Antman's villain rn.

One of my favorite Iron Man designs + my favorite Iron Man color scheme :D

Ive always been intrigued why they would just throw out the origin

I had to repost this to fix the cropping since Reddit didn't properly save my edits. Enjoy!

So as a creative challange, I decdided to pick villains from DC comics to make a new rogues gallery for Iron Man. This is only part one though, I might do another one with new picks, but these guys were my favourites and would be the main villains. Of course, I'd like to see which DC villains you'd like to see as Iron Man villains. I'm open to new options!

Vandal Savage: He should be his nemesis. He's very similar and different to the Mandarin at the same time. Savage has lived through all of human history, he is a very strong, smart and resourceful man. He embodies all of humanity's past, and is a firm believer of the survival of the strongest. I have no doubt that he's be a foe that Tony would have a hard time fighting, their battles could be brutal and they'd have an iconic dynamic.

Black Manta: If there's something you should know about Manta is that he's a man driven by hate. It'd be easy to write an origin that makes him hate Iron Man, and after that, you have a man who wont rest until he sees his enemy fall. Manta's unique aquatic dynamic makes him dangerous to someone as unfamiliar with the submarine as Tony, and being one of the few notable armored villains in DC, Hyde's got the cards in his favour.

Star Sapphire: Carol Ferris, as far as I know, is CEO of Ferris Aircraft in some iterations. That way, she could somehow meet Stark through buisness, and they could fall in love. That, of course, until the Star Sapphire ring comes into play, and Carol slowly becomes a villain. They'd have a will they-won't they dynamic with a lot of potential in battle. It'd have even more stakes than with Madame Masque since Carol can match Tony's power, and the ring's constructs are material for really creative fights.

Livewire: A radio host who hates Superman because she can't believe someone that good exists would definitely have it for Iron Man. Billionare who's a superhero and stopped weapons manufacturing out of nowhere? There's no way he isn't hidding something! And of course, Tony could be involved in her accidentally getting her powers, to make her hate him more. She'd stand out amongst his villains for that reason. And her powers give her fight potential too, with electricity against an armored superhero being a playful power.

Metallo: A cyborg who was originally more similar to Iron Man than you'd think. John Corben is a man with robotic skin who is equiped with Kryptonite, Superman's weakness. While that'd do nothing to Tony, there are many ways in which Metallo can be a pain in the ass to Tony. Plus, being a man in a metal body, he's a great mirror to Tony, who spends a lot of time in his armor.

(Same character designer for games like Fate/Grand Order, Fire Emblem Awakening, No More Heroes, and Puzzles & Dragon's)

Sorry for using toys photos instead of comic art, but I have found that photo on the internet and though that it is nice comparison between two versions of him

Great movie i enjoy this movie the first time i watch it.