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Originally Posted by kylactus

I think he fits well into the MCU. He strikes a good balance between comic accurate and real world without going too ASM2 ( lookin at you rhino). He's very much reminiscent of the falcon redesign in the fact that it takes an over the top comic look and makes it look legit without being x-men costume level boring. Other than the hulk, (and USO show cap) no ones been directly translated into the films without at least some tweeking.

I would say Iron Man was ripped from the comics. He'd been wearing more and more advanced looking suits by the 2000s so while not particularly matching any given suit his first movie suit was very similar to Civil War era comics.

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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

In it's defense, Vultures and Condors have the largest wingspan of living bird species.

I like the large wings, they add a sort of menace to the character.

Speaking of menace, I'm really looking forward to what Michael Keaton can bring to the role. Too many movie villains have been unremarkable or they simply fall short of expectations. In the past they have given good actors weaker roles like Lee Pace as Ronan and Corey Stoll as Yellowjacket and while they're fun to watch and can still be intimidating they were still basic. They tried steering Ultron in a different direction but after the trailers implied we would be getting a classic take it was confusing, although I'll admit I do still like Spader's Ultron. With Keaton I'd like to see much more depth and material for the guy to work with, I don't expect him to be the next Loki but something more along the lines of Iron Monger would be better than Ronan or Yellowjacket.