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9 comments:
My favorite was the nose on the helmet. And the jet skates!
I never read hardwire, but the helmet always looked like something Jack Kirby would draw. I imagine if I read it the art style would be completely different than Kirbys.
Which company is Hardware from; Image?
Milestone Comics, as the label indicates.
@Cary: Hardware was created by Dwayne McDuffie and Denis Cowan, along with Static and Icon and the "Dakotaverse". Milestone was eventually folded into DC and the universes were merged in between Final Crisis and Flashpoint. Hardware appeared in a couple of team ups with the Vixen / Doctor Light JLA. These days he's a mostly a mentor and hardware provider for Static.
Bob Layton's work on Iron Man set a standard for the armor that is rarely equaled. The misplaced practice of making Tony's armor more and more complex has ruined the simple charm of the suit's first 25 years or so.
Thank, Jay. You, too, Ross! :-)
Dear Ross: in the immortal words of Kim Possible's mother?
"Shame on you. You know labels don't mean anything!" ;-)
Bob Layton was the best artist ever for Iron Man.
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