Tony stark father

Tony Stark (Iron Man) had a difficult relationship with his father. Although his dad loved him, Tony never believed it, and this affected him negatively. It could be that Howard Stark simply didn’t know how to be a good dad. With Father’s Day approaching, perhaps it’s time we reconsidered the fathering role, to make it better for both dads and kids. Before watching The Avengers, I made sure I prepped for it (yes, you can prepare for watching movies) by seeing all the individual films featuring the superheroes that would make up the Avengers team. I had already seen The Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America and Thor, so all that was left was Iron Man 2. I needed to see that movie because it introduced the Black Widow, the only female Avenger. Anyone who knows me well knows that I will be in attendance with bells on for positive depictions of strong women. Plus, I always like watching Robert Downey Junior (the actor playing Tony Stark/Iron Man), so I was looking forward to it even though I’d heard it wasn’t that good. Contrary to my expectations, I found Iron Man 2 to be pretty enjoyable. Although I could have done without some of the fight scenes (boring), seeing Tony Stark face his mortality and realize that going solo wasn’t always the best or only choice was interesting. And yes, Scarlet Johannson’s Black Widow was awesome. However, the part of the movie that truly intrigued me was the incredibly minor exploration into Tony’s relationship with his long-dead father. Tony appare...

Contents • 1 Movies • 1.1 Iron Man • 1.1.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 1.2 Iron Man 2 • 1.2.1 Spoken by Howard Stark • 1.2.2 Spoken about Howard Stark • 1.3 Captain America: The First Avenger • 1.3.1 Spoken by Howard Stark • 1.3.2 Dialogue • 1.4 The Avengers • 1.4.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 1.5 Avengers: Age of Ultron • 1.5.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 1.6 Ant-Man • 1.6.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 1.6.2 Dialogue • 1.7 Captain America: Civil War • 1.7.1 Spoken by Howard Stark • 1.7.2 Spoken about Howard Stark • 1.8 Spider-Man: Homecoming • 1.8.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 1.9 Avengers: Endgame • 1.9.1 Dialogue • 2 Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. • 2.1 Episode 2.01: Shadows • 2.1.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 3 Agent Carter • 3.1 Episode 1.01: Now is Not the End • 3.1.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 3.1.2 Dialogue • 3.2 Episode 1.04: The Blitzkrieg Button • 3.2.1 Spoken by Howard Stark • 3.2.2 Spoken about Howard Stark • 3.2.3 Dialogue • 3.3 Episode 1.08: Valediction • 3.3.1 Spoken by Howard Stark • 3.3.2 Spoken about Howard Stark • 3.3.3 Dialogue • 3.4 Episode 2.01: The Lady in the Lake • 3.4.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 3.5 Episode 2.02: A View in the Dark • 3.5.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 3.6 Episode 2.03: Better Angels • 3.6.1 Dialogue • 3.7 Episode 2.07: Monsters • 3.7.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 4 Comics • 4.1 Captain America: First Vengeance • 4.1.1 Dialogue Movies [ ] [ ] Spoken about Howard Stark [ ] "Tony, you are too young to understand this right now, so I thoug...

Contents • 1 Appearance • 2 Personality • 3 History • 4 Alternate Versions • 4.1 House of M • 4.2 Ultimate Marvel • 5 Notes • 6 Trivia • 7 Gallery • 8 References • 9 External Links Appearance [ ] This section is under development. Information will be placed here soon. Personality [ ] This section is under development. Information will be placed here soon. History [ ] Howard Stark, Jr. was a brilliant inventor. He and his own father (Howard Stark Senior) worked on various projects, and later founded Howard married a woman named Maria Collins Carbonell and together they had a son, Tony. He constantly pushed Tony to be the best, telling him that someone must have 'iron in their backbone' to be successful. He had a severe case of alcoholism, something his son would later face on his own. He was a powerful businessman. Membership to the exclusive Hellfire Club was offered, but it seems Howard was uninterested in anything other than the lavish parties the club threw. It is believed Howard was also a member of the V-Battalion. He was targeted by the Red Skull (Johann Schmidt), and is rumored to have met the Watcher, Uatu. On the Ides of March, Howard and Maria were killed in a car accident. It has been hinted that the incident was not random and possibly arranged by the V-Battalion. Tony ran his father's company, started a charity in his mother's name, and later became Alternate Versions [ ] House of M [ ] In the House of M, Howard was alive; Maria's status is unknown. Howard tur...

Marvel Comics have strived to give unique and incredible stories featuring some of the most iconic heroes in American literature. They have also tried to Avengers #31. WARNING! SPOILERS AHEAD FOR AVENGERS #31! During a bit of a flashback moment, a young Tony Stark find his parents in the midst of some sort of sadistic ritual, seemingly giving their souls to a masked man called ‘the devil’. Traumatized by the experience, Tony did his best to forget all about it. But, as the Avengers travel through time to uncover the mystery of a million year old Iron Man helmet discovered in a cave, the past comes back to haunt him. As his armor starts to fail him, Tony is approached by a talking snake (an obvious nod to the serpent from the Book of Genesis in the The Bible). The snake wants Tony’s soul, but Stark declines, jokingly saying he sold that to a daiquiri in 1998. Then, Iron Man blasts the snake and seemingly kills it. However, the snake returns, this time in the form of Tony’s adoptive father, Howard. The false Howard lays out that the real Howard Stark sold his soul for the genius he gained, and that Tony’s soul is owned by his real father. Tony had heard enough, and kills the faux Howard with a sharpened icicle. However, the ‘devil’ returns in his true form, Mephisto. It is then that Mephisto makes the claim that he is in fact Tony Stark’s real father. This is a massive change to Tony Stark, that he may very well be the son of the devil. Mephisto is Marvel’s Satan, the ruler ...

" I am Iron Man. The ―Tony Stark Anthony "Tony" Edward Stark was a billionaire industrialist and inventor. He was the former CEO of Iron Man. He is a founding member of the Tony was still human, with the exception of an Iron Man 3, he had the shrapnel removed, no longer needing the arc reactor to survive. Before the start of Avengers: Infinity War, Tony created a new arc reactor that contained nanotechnology that let him transform into Iron Man at will. He was one of the richest, smartest and most powerful men on In order to stop Contents • 1 Biography • 1.1 Early life • 1.2 Iron Man • 1.3 Iron Man: Security Measures • 1.4 Iron Man: Fast Friends • 1.5 I Am Iron Man! • 1.6 Iron Man 2: Public Identity • 1.7 Iron Man 2: Fist of Iron • 1.8 Iron Man 2: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. • 1.9 Iron Man 2 • 1.10 Fury's Big Week • 1.11 The Incredible Hulk • 1.12 The Consultant • 1.13 Thor • 1.14 The Avengers Initiative • 1.15 Black Widow Strikes • 1.16 The Avengers • 1.17 Iron Man 3 Prelude • 1.18 Thor: The Dark World Prelude • 1.19 Iron Man: The Coming of the Melter • 1.20 Iron Man 3 • 1.21 Captain America: The Winter Soldier • 1.22 Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. • 1.22.1 "Nothing Personal" • 1.23 Avengers: Operation HYDRA • 1.24 Avengers: Age of Ultron • 1.25 Captain America: Civil War • 1.26 Spider-Man: Homecoming • 1.27 Captain Marvel Prelude • 1.28 Avengers: Infinity War • 1.29 Avengers: Endgame • 1.30 Spider-Man: Far From Home • 1.31 Spider-Man: No Way Home • 2 Character traits • 3 Powers and...

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Contents • 1 Movies • 1.1 Iron Man • 1.1.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 1.2 Iron Man 2 • 1.2.1 Spoken by Howard Stark • 1.2.2 Spoken about Howard Stark • 1.3 Captain America: The First Avenger • 1.3.1 Spoken by Howard Stark • 1.3.2 Dialogue • 1.4 The Avengers • 1.4.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 1.5 Avengers: Age of Ultron • 1.5.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 1.6 Ant-Man • 1.6.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 1.6.2 Dialogue • 1.7 Captain America: Civil War • 1.7.1 Spoken by Howard Stark • 1.7.2 Spoken about Howard Stark • 1.8 Spider-Man: Homecoming • 1.8.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 1.9 Avengers: Endgame • 1.9.1 Dialogue • 2 Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. • 2.1 Episode 2.01: Shadows • 2.1.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 3 Agent Carter • 3.1 Episode 1.01: Now is Not the End • 3.1.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 3.1.2 Dialogue • 3.2 Episode 1.04: The Blitzkrieg Button • 3.2.1 Spoken by Howard Stark • 3.2.2 Spoken about Howard Stark • 3.2.3 Dialogue • 3.3 Episode 1.08: Valediction • 3.3.1 Spoken by Howard Stark • 3.3.2 Spoken about Howard Stark • 3.3.3 Dialogue • 3.4 Episode 2.01: The Lady in the Lake • 3.4.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 3.5 Episode 2.02: A View in the Dark • 3.5.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 3.6 Episode 2.03: Better Angels • 3.6.1 Dialogue • 3.7 Episode 2.07: Monsters • 3.7.1 Spoken about Howard Stark • 4 Comics • 4.1 Captain America: First Vengeance • 4.1.1 Dialogue Movies [ ] [ ] Spoken about Howard Stark [ ] "Tony, you are too young to understand this right now, so I thoug...

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Contents • 1 Appearance • 2 Personality • 3 History • 4 Alternate Versions • 4.1 House of M • 4.2 Ultimate Marvel • 5 Notes • 6 Trivia • 7 Gallery • 8 References • 9 External Links Appearance [ ] This section is under development. Information will be placed here soon. Personality [ ] This section is under development. Information will be placed here soon. History [ ] Howard Stark, Jr. was a brilliant inventor. He and his own father (Howard Stark Senior) worked on various projects, and later founded Howard married a woman named Maria Collins Carbonell and together they had a son, Tony. He constantly pushed Tony to be the best, telling him that someone must have 'iron in their backbone' to be successful. He had a severe case of alcoholism, something his son would later face on his own. He was a powerful businessman. Membership to the exclusive Hellfire Club was offered, but it seems Howard was uninterested in anything other than the lavish parties the club threw. It is believed Howard was also a member of the V-Battalion. He was targeted by the Red Skull (Johann Schmidt), and is rumored to have met the Watcher, Uatu. On the Ides of March, Howard and Maria were killed in a car accident. It has been hinted that the incident was not random and possibly arranged by the V-Battalion. Tony ran his father's company, started a charity in his mother's name, and later became Alternate Versions [ ] House of M [ ] In the House of M, Howard was alive; Maria's status is unknown. Howard tur...

Tony Stark (Iron Man) had a difficult relationship with his father. Although his dad loved him, Tony never believed it, and this affected him negatively. It could be that Howard Stark simply didn’t know how to be a good dad. With Father’s Day approaching, perhaps it’s time we reconsidered the fathering role, to make it better for both dads and kids. Before watching The Avengers, I made sure I prepped for it (yes, you can prepare for watching movies) by seeing all the individual films featuring the superheroes that would make up the Avengers team. I had already seen The Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America and Thor, so all that was left was Iron Man 2. I needed to see that movie because it introduced the Black Widow, the only female Avenger. Anyone who knows me well knows that I will be in attendance with bells on for positive depictions of strong women. Plus, I always like watching Robert Downey Junior (the actor playing Tony Stark/Iron Man), so I was looking forward to it even though I’d heard it wasn’t that good. Contrary to my expectations, I found Iron Man 2 to be pretty enjoyable. Although I could have done without some of the fight scenes (boring), seeing Tony Stark face his mortality and realize that going solo wasn’t always the best or only choice was interesting. And yes, Scarlet Johannson’s Black Widow was awesome. However, the part of the movie that truly intrigued me was the incredibly minor exploration into Tony’s relationship with his long-dead father. Tony appare...