Maybe the clothes do make the man. Or maybe the suit of billion-dollar titanium armour wrapped around the smug face of a genius playboy philanthropist makes the Iron Man. Point is, is that Tony Stark has had a lot of armour over the years. That’s the point of the character in comic books and films: A futurist who always looks forward and never stops innovating, never settling for tradition or the past in his quest to go beyond the present. Here’s ten of the best Iron Man looks from over the years, while I tinker away with my Mark IX cardboard armour and hope that this time I don’t set myself on fire.

Marvel’s recent superhero flicks have run a wide gauntlet of varying heroes so far: Thief with a heart of gold and incredible shrinking powers, Led Zeppelin powered Thunder God flung across space and Tony Stark 2.0 wizard surgeon to name a few. Marvel’s next big film however? That’s Captain Marvel, a superhero adventure featuring something that the cinematic division of the house of ideas has never tried before: Giving the lead role to a woman.

Thanos is coming, and he really really wants to get his massive purple hands on those Infinity MacGuffins which have been present in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. So what’s a would be universal tyrant to do when the Avengers stand in your way? Hire some help of course to help take them down in Avengers: Infinity War.

Once the dust has settled from Avengers: Infinity War and its sequel, it sounds like Chris Evans is ready to finally yield to the shield as the first Avenger, Captain America.

Marvel has finally realised that fans want more from the company. They want solid games, good games that make proper use of the characters licensed to the studios responsible for creating digital adventures on various consoles and PC. And that epiphany has led to several partnerships as of late, from Square Enix’s untitled Avengers game through to Insomniac’s upcoming Spider-Man game.

Marvel has a novel plan for their reborn video game efforts: They’re going to let them exist without needing to be beholden to their movie counterparts. Like, actual original games yo.

Sometimes bigger isn't always better. Something James Mangold believes can make a movie like Logan better than a big ensemble piece.

Whosoever holds this hammer, be they worthy, shall possess the power of mighty Thor. But it looks like the Odinson may be heading into Avengers: Infinity War without Mjolnir by his side.