‘Marvel’s Avengers’ Character Spotlight: Iron Man

Our Marvel's Avengers Hero Week lineup has covered Super-Soldier and Brooklyn-born Captain America and the incredible, unstoppable Hulk.

Flying in for the spotlight is the inventor and tech wunderkind—Iron Man! With his genius-level intellect, masterful engineering skills, and witty remarks, Tony Stark has a solution for every problem—except maybe himself.

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Bringing inventor and and tech genius Tony Stark to life, in all his witty glory, is none other than the talented Nolan North.

Speaking on the role of the playboy billionaire philanthropist, North said, "It's easy to say Iron Man's suit is what makes him 'super,' but I think it's Tony's intelligence that really makes him special."

"The thing that would make him most human is his vulnerability," added North. "Definitely a quality that makes him so relatable to everyone."

On May 15, 2020, get ready to transform into the armored Avenger.

Marvel's Avengers begins at A-Day, where Captain America, Iron Man, the Hulk, Black Widow, and Thor are unveiling a hi-tech Avengers Headquarters in San Francisco — including the reveal of their own helicarrier powered by an experimental energy source. The celebration turns deadly when a catastrophic accident results in massive devastation at the hands of Taskmaster and his mercenaries.

After the traumatic events of A-Day and blamed for the tragedy, the Avengers disband, and Heroes are outlawed. In the five years since, a new evil threat has emerged: AIM. AIM believes that science, not Super Heroes, will save the world. You will be tasked with reassembling Earth’s Mightiest Heroes to take on this rising threat.

In the aftermath, Tony Stark has withdrawn from the world. He has always been the guy with all the answers, but now he has none.

Speaking on this version of Tony, North revealed, "Tony's not in a good place. He's lost all his fancy tech and cool toys and isn't too sure of his future."

"Things really didn't go too well for the Avengers after A-Day," said North, shedding more light. "While Tony blames Bruce [Banner] for a lot of things, I think deep down he really blames himself. Never before has his cavalier way of doing things cost so much. Losing Cap that day really hurt."