Iron Man

I am a huge comic book/superhero fan ever since birth I have loved the idea of being a superhero. I know that sounds absolutely insane. But I did stumble across one of the best big boy toys that I've seen in my entire life, and to be honest I can't believe that someone in Casper hasn't ordered this off the internet yet.

Robert Downey Jr., presenting a bionic Iron Man arm to an exceedingly well-dressed 7-year-old fan named Alex, who was born with a partially developed right arm. The arm wasn’t built by Tony Stark, but rather by a college student named Albert Manero who makes low-cost 3D-printed bionic limbs for children. But Downey received the honor and pleasure of presenting him with his new arm, and comparing it to one of his own Iron Man suits.

After an attack by the Mandarin leaves Tony Stark's destroys his home and inventions in crumbles, he must rebuild in order to achieve retribution.

Don't let his height fool you -- this little Iron Boy is just as powerful as his Iron Man counterpart. And probably smarter, too, since he's too young to take up Tony Stark's drinking habits.

Don't you just love how the 'Iron Man 3' folks keeping pelting us with tease after tease the day before we're supposed to see the official trailer? First it was the teaser to the trailer, which was unlocked only after everyone "liked" 'Iron Man' on Facebook, then came movie pics, then came the first look at Ben Kingsley as Mandarin, then came the first official poster for 'Iron Man 3,' a

The official 'Iron Man 3' poster is here it's just the latest 'Iron Man' goodie to come online today to get you excited for the big trailer debut tomorrow. Check out the poster and catch up on anything you might have missed below.

Marvel tried playing coy about the 'Iron Man 3' villain, initially saying that Ben Kingsley wouldn't be playing Mandarin. But now, not only is the news confirmed, we get our first look at The Mandarin, Iron Man's new nemesis in 'Iron Man 3.'

Marvel is preparing for the much-anticipated 'Iron Man 3' trailer, premiering on October 23 at 12:01 a.m., but there are no shortages of spoilers. We've already seen photos of the updated Iron Man armor and how the Iron Patriot will end up looking through set photos, and some attendees at NYCC 2012 even got to see a clip from the movie during the Retailers Breakfast. Unfair, we know, but perhaps t

When I was young, I always wanted to be Batman. He was absolutely the coolest guy. I realized, very shortly, that it was basically impossible to be Batman. For some reason, however, I still always daydream about being certain movie characters. Whether it’s because they’re super cool, super tough, or get to save super hot girls; anytime I watch a movie I take at least a few minutes to pretend that

Apparently they do high school graduation a little differently in Taichung, Taiwan. Instead of just throwing on ‘Pomp and Circumstance’ and reading out a list of names, Ming-Dao High principal Albert T. Wang emerges onto a smoke-filled stage dressed in a full Iron Man costume and delivers a speech in not one, but two languages. His message: “Believe in yourself. You are also Iron Man.”