New Villian for Iron Man 3
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That's the Iron Patriot from the Dark Avengers comic series. I don't want to spoil it but he might not be a bad guy, then again he might be. The guy behind the armor has identity issues.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Avengers
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Avengers
I'm anxious for the new sequels. I k now there's going to be Ironman 3 and Thor 2 (and eventually the second Avengers movie), but what about the Hulk or Captain America? I've been hearing it's only going to be one or the other. I don't care either way (kinda prefer Cap'n), but do hope if there is a second Hulk Movie, Mark Ruffalo plays Banner.
TitaniumTroy
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Why is it that every Iron Man movie has to have some villain that dons a ripoff version of the Iron Man technology? I say bring on the Mandarin, Ultron, AIM and it's leader M.O.D.O.K., Immortus/Kang, the Blood Brothers.
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From Wiki: for you youngsters, Scheib's policy of one-day service and production line techniques flew directly into the face of state-of-the-art professional Auto Body standards and caused the company to become a national joke at the time.Scheib was plagued with a high employee turnover rate due to the demands of attempting to paint up to five cars a day.
In the 1950s, Earl Scheib expanded his company with franchises across the nation and started a national ad campaign. Earl wrote the commercials and became the company spokesman. He became famous for his slogan, "I'm Earl Scheib, and I'll paint any car, any color for $29.95. No ups, no extras." This campaign and slogan was maintained until Earl died. However, the price was slowly increased over the years.
Thanks for the laugh Botch.
