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Robert Downey Jr. recreates himself as a superhero and blows away the competition with this summer's first blockbuster movie event, Iron Man

Iron Man is an unbelievably entertaining film but at its core, it is about something of great interest to the entire world.

Marvel Studios/Lionsgate Films will release The Invincible Iron Man on DVD on January 23, 2007. Movie primes pump for upcoming live-action movie directed by Jon Favreau.

This Iron Man is rather kid-friendly compared to Marvel's comic adventures in a somewhat obvious attempt to draw in new fans to the series.

Adapted from its long-running comic-book counterpart, Iron Man was released as Marvel's first independently financed and marketed movie. A $140 million hit or miss?

Having kicked off the summer movie season with an impressive worldwide box office of over 570 million dollars, Iron Man hits DVD with hours of great extra features. 8/10

War mongerer. Mass murderer. Merchant of death. Billionaire genius Tony Stark has been called all these things and he's okay with that.

Iron Man, released in summer of 2008, stands apart from the recent slew of superhero movies (Superman Returns, the Spiderman trilogy) in that it is more adult.

With the recent box office success of Iron Man, Marvel Studios is already planning a sequel to the film. Other Marvel comic book adaptations are in the works as well.

Iron Man 2 and Captain America directors are signed and Robert Downey Jr. is set for both Iron Man 2 and The Avengers. Marvel Studios is on a roll towards summer, 2011.

For years, fans have thrilled to the adventures of Iron Man. Yet when he was first created, readers had many reasons to dislike his alter ego Tony Stark.

Director Jon Favreau has successfully achieved making the movie for both die-hard fans and film-goers who know absolutely nothing about the Marvel Comic superhero.

Marvel Comics icon The Invincible Iron Man is given the Hollywood treatment in what may be the finest superhero film released in years starring Robert Downey Jr.

Iron Man is the first big blockbuster of summer, and Marvel has created the next successful superhero franchise. Jon Favreau and Company has struck gold with Iron Man.

Robert Downey, Jr. excels in one of the best superhero comic book adaptations in recent years.

Drawing parallels to current events, this is a brief argument that Iron Man is an allegory of the fragmentation of the American soul.

Marvel's Iron Man will debut on The Cartoon Network in the fall of 2007. New Line's live-action movie makes its theatrical debut May 2, 2008.

Robert Downey Jr. is absolutely excellent. The film represents a departure from the traditional comic book movie formula. Acting and script get credence over action.

Following Iron Man's success Marvel has announced an ambitious, highly anticipated schedule of superhero films through 2011 including a string of Avengers related movies.

Although some geeks may complain about yet another origin story, director Jon Favreau and star Robert Downey Jr. kick-off a new franchise with wit, intelligence and style

The summer of comic book adaptations continues with the release of Batman sequel

World War Hulk sets up an epic battle between Hulk and Iron Man, Dr. Strange, Mr Fantastic, and Black Bolt. Hulk is bent on revenge and when Hulk's mad....everyone pays.

"World War Hulk" is a Marvel comics mini series that took place from August 2007 to January 2008 in its own title, World War Hulk #1-5. The series was written by Greg Pak

The Marvel redux of The Incredible Hulk might have the least buzz of the summer tentpole films. But it could be that rare summer blockbuster with longevity of box office.

The movie store is looking a lot like the comic book shop nowadays. With cash cows such as Iron Man and X-Men, newly formed Marvel Studios has its work cut out.

Marvel comics took a step away from traditional super hero storylines with a massive battle of ideals waged amongst the super heroes themselves in their Civil War story.

With this year's fantastic portfolio of action films, it's no wonder many people have these titles at the top of their wish list.

Avi Arad talks about upcoming Fantastic Four, M-Men, Spiderman and Iron Man cartoons, producing future movies in house, and recasting the Hulk.

At the time of his death in 1994 artist and writer Jack Kirby could look back at over 50 years as one of the most prolific and influential figures in the world of comics.

In a bid to increase its presence in animation and home entertainment markets, Marvel Entertainment has named Eric Rollman its new Animation president.

The Cartoon Network calls Fantastic Four's cartoon debut an unqualified success.

Jon Favreau (Iron Man, Elf) will write and produce Neanderthals for Sony Pictures Animation. Movie will be done in motion-capture.

Book adaptations, comedies, dramas and epic fantasies are all lined up to hit the box office in 2010. But what future releases are promising to be big?

The Cartoon Network will celebrate 10 years of Toonami by airing direct-to-DVD animated feature Hellboy: Blood and Iron and The Invincible Iron Man.

Lake Placid continued its world renowned sports tradition with, among other activities July 7-9, 2006, the 49th Annual Lake Placid Figure Skating Competition.

Marvel's roster of superheroes face their greatest obstacle yet as they are pitted against one another in a battle for the future of herodom

Move over Spider-Man, there's a new lovable superhero franchise in town. Marvel's jade juggernaut makes a pleasantly surprising second impression.

Marvel Comics, the home of such legendary characters as Spider-Man, Captain America and the X-Men, has a long and storied past.

Marvel Comics has hooked up with Madhouse Animation to give their classic comic book characters an anime makeover.

Ever since the early 1960s, the comic book fan base has been divided largely between two companies: Marvel Comics and DC Comics.

Marvel Studios have announced that three of their biggest upcoming properties will be released at a later date, with Spiderman 4 also given a release set in stone.

Why did Prince Caspian perform so much worse than The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe at the box office?

Summer movies always tend to get the biggest hype and this year's are no exception. With a mix of everything, the summer of 2008 is shaping up to be quite a movie fest.

WWE returned to Pay-Per-View this month with another new event, entitled Bragging Rights, with Superstars from Raw and SmackDown battling each other in several matches.

There is no arguing the point. Iron Man Joe McGinnity and Christy Mathewson had the greatest season of any pitcher teammates in baseball history. Each won over 30 games

With his drinking problem and bad attitude, John Hancock may seem like a poorly executed Tony Stark rip-off. If only it were that simple.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania will host Bragging Rights this Sunday and the show will be highllighted by a 7-7 Raw vs. Smackdown match and an Iron Man Match for the WWE title.

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Films based on comic book characters have a history of success at the box office and the summer of 2008 will see the release of several films hoping to cash in.