Iron Man 2

Despite occasionally taking a step or two on the dance floor to woo the ladies, Tony Stark has typically been defined by his love of the (spiked) punch bowl more than a particular interest in busting moves. Perhaps sensing an imbalance between Stark's boozing and dancing, the makers of "Iron Man Dance," have gifted the blogosphere with hilarious repulsor powered grooving...

Dear reader, we've always appreciated your support of our site, so we thought it'd be nice to start giving something back. This week, that something is an "Iron Man" DVD, redbox rental codes for "Iron Man 2" and a Blu-Ray player destined for one lucky ComicsAlliance Twitter follower...

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Face it. When you think of Tony Stark, the image above is EXACTLY what comes to mind. You know it. I know it. So does everyone born after "Demon In The Bottle" saw print. Iron Man is a drunk. And we like him that way. The makers of "Iron Man 2" agreed on some level, filming an alternate opening sequence (from which the "You Complete Me" line heard in much of the film'

Tony Stark's latest ride made friends and foes alike jealous in last summer's "Iron Man 2" and now you can do the same with one of the most obnoxious toys to ever emerge from Stark Industries. While Hollywood Collectibles' new 1:1 scale Iron Man Mark VI statue doesn't quite have the articulation of its honkin' mecha model brethren, its light-up features and colossal size seem to balance

As anyone who's been to the Big Show knows, San Diego Comic-Con is the destination to see what's gonna be ripping cash from your wallet in the coming year -- that is, when you can actually see it. After all, with a capacity crowd jamming themselves into the convention center over four days and literally every purveyor of pop culture commodities setting up shop, even the most veteran of con-goers k

If you're anything like us, you've got one thing on your mind this week -- no, not San Diego Comic-Con, "Scott Pilgrim" Vol. 6 or "Inception," but rather if and when we'd be able to see the rest of the third wave of Iron Man 2 "Comic Series" action figures...

Well, well, well -- look who's joining charter members Spider-Man and Batman in the Ridiculous Specialty Action Figure Costume Zone: It's our old pal, Iron Man! Yes, insane Iron Man experts, we've seen the Arctic Armor before in "Iron Man" #318, but if you want my expert opinion, arctic-themed costumes are a gateway to harder, more absurd costumes like "Desert Armor Iron Man"

Drones, man. The friggin' things are going to be all up in the "Iron Man 2" section of the toy aisle soon - especially if you shop at Toys "R" Us. Hasbro's 3.75" Nick Fury is also finally seeing store shelves at some point in the nearish future (despite being teased early on with the other prominent IM2 toys) and it appears to be as part of a TRU exclusive 4-pack that's go

Even though retailers like The Big Bad Toy Store have had drones from the fourth wave of the "Iron Man 2" 3.75" movie line available for preorder for some time, collectors hadn't been able to get a decent look at the action figures until an eBay seller let loose some packaged and unpackaged shots of the mechanical menaces last week...