The suit consists of Amazing material strength metals which give Iron Man Good Resistance versus acid, heat, cold, and most energy attacks, Remarkable Resistance versus physical and force attacks, and Shift-Y protection against radiation and electrical attacks.
Rocket: The armor also possesses rockets which allow Stark to fly at Monstrous airspeed. The boots also contained roller skates, which could be extended to allow Iron Man Excellent ground movement.
Telekinesis: Iron Man’s gauntlets can fire a re tractor beam, which provides Incredible strength Telekinesis with Typical control.
Shuriken: The Iron Man armor can throw two disk-shaped edged weapons, each of which does Amazing damage and has a 10-area range.
Energy Blast: The armor can fire energy bolts of enormous destructive capacity. The bolts have a range of ten areas. Every one in the target area and each adjoining area takes Un earthly intensity damage. A draw back is that Iron Man cannot “pull his punch” to deliver less than Amazing level damage.
Computer Link: Perhaps the most significant improvement in the 21st Century armor is the cybernetic computer link-up. The computer, named SX-9, can guide Stark’s aim, improving his firing by +2 CS. It also acts as a Danger Sense of Typical rank and provides basic bookkeeping functions as well. It is, however, particularly fragile. If Iron Man’s suit sustains any damage, the computer will go down for 3-30 turns, readjusting and repairing itself.

This put Stark in conflict with a number of anti-war groups. Like many of his other problems, he brushed these protesters aside until one of them, a terrorist named Robert Saunders, rigged a nuclear bomb kept at Stark Enterprises to detonate. Saunders didn’t reconsider when he found that Stark’s wife and son were visiting Stark Enterprises at the time, because Saunders intended to deactivate the device before it was to go off, scaring Stark and revealing the bomb to the public, but harming no one.

Unfortunately, Stark, as Iron Man, accidentally killed Saunders as he was trying to escape the sealed S.E. compound. Even worse, Saunders’ retina patterns were needed to defuse the bomb, and those patterns were unavailable now.

But Stark had a time machine. He traveled back to 20th century Earth to read the retina patterns of the twelve-year-old Saunders, but there were complications. Saunders had been kidnapped by the original Blizzard. Iron Man rescued Saunders and then, when Blizzard pressed the attack, killed the criminal.

Then, Spider-Man interfered as well, accidentally dropping the retina scanner. Stark therefore found himself required to take Saunders back to 2015. Spider-Man, frightened and confused by the unfriendly attitude of someone who resembled the more familiar Iron Man, fled with Saunders. Tragically, the child was caught by shards of flying glass from a window blown out by one of Stark’s powerful blasts.

Enraged, Spider-Man attacked, crippling the Iron Man armor. The fight ended when Stark was sent back to his own time, only to find that the bomb was somehow defective, detonating several minutes early and killing his wife and child.

Several years later, Iron Man was shown accepting contracts from other industrialists. His track record was pretty good until he accepted an assignment from Madame Summer Bain, to lead a raid on a group known as the Wreckers. This put him in conflict with Machine Man, who defeated him in battle twice. Iron Man’s exploits past this time are unrevealed.