American Comics: Starting with Luke the Maker

Three curved wing building.

"Five hundred and forty million? The annual maintenance cost is 30 million per unit?" Nick Fury's only remaining eye stared at Phil Coulson standing in front of him.

Phil Coulson glanced at the commander, who had a dark face and showed no emotion, and closed his mouth tightly to make no sound.

"Energy is diesel!" Nick Fury said this, and finally couldn't hold back the expression on his face. Why would he need diesel, an energy that is about to become obsolete? Even if it looks good from the data and actual tests, then

There is no denying that its future potential is not great. How can he cheat with the above? No, it requires funds?

"In fact, it does not rely entirely on diesel for energy. There is still a high-density battery at the core." Phil Coulson added in a low voice.

"Do you think Hyperion has better energy technology?" Nick Fury ignored his subordinate's additions and asked thoughtfully.

"There is no doubt about this. Hyperion and Stark Enterprises are about to join forces in the energy industry. This is not a secret in small circles. I believe that the other party must have energy technology that is not inferior to Stark's arc reactor."

"Otherwise, why would a wealthy man with such a proud and venomous temper bring Hai Bo Lun with him?" Phil Coulson gave the answer without thinking.

"So what technology do you think it will be?" Nick Fury asked again.

"Maybe it's thermonuclear fusion? Or some other technology. But no matter which one it is, he must have mastered the manufacturing technology to miniaturize it like the big guys." Phil Coulson guessed.

"That mysterious black and white Iron Man." Nick Fury immediately understood the meaning of his subordinate's words.

"So, why didn't the other party use better technology and instead used energy like diesel?" Nick Fury was a little confused. If you study new energy, it's understandable, but when you study new energy, you still use energy like crude oil.

Well? Are the excess R&D funds burned?

Because we need to make up for losses and use waste to make profits?

Phil Coulson really wanted to say this, but fortunately he controlled it and did not blurt out his thoughts. Although he also knew that his parents must have thought of this, but it was up to him to think of it himself.

He was already in trouble, and if he continued to be stimulated, he felt that he might be assigned a very dangerous task at the next moment, or go on a long business trip to a difficult place.

"Can the technology be cracked?" Nick Fury said shamelessly. Of course, for a person of his level, he is very flexible in whether or not he wants to have something like face.

"Two units have already been blown up. It's obvious that Hyperion Technology's anti-theft technology is quite perfect. If we want to crack it, it will take at least three to five years." Phil Coulson also did his homework before coming.

of.

"In other words, one billion and eighty million U.S. dollars, only a pile of scraps are left?" Nick Fury didn't feel bad about the one billion and eighty million U.S. dollars, but he felt sorry that the money had not been returned with corresponding value.

"Scrap is actually quite valuable."

Phil Coulson's cold joke earned him a vicious death glare from his own director.

"For the first batch, let's purchase ten." Nick Fury wanted to wave his hand and purchase a quantity of 500, but it was really too expensive. Thinking about it again, there is a high probability that it would not be Haibo.

Lun is even more helpless when it comes to technological products that are at the bottom of the box. If you want to say whether SHIELD has better technology than the Iron Titan series, it definitely does!

Piecing together at any cost, using the various strange items and researchers stored by SHIELD, is enough to build a creation that is better than the Iron Titan or even the Mark series of suits, but they are difficult to mass-produce, and there may be some who

There are hidden dangers that no one knows about. Nick Fury cannot take this risk easily.

At present, the ten Iron Titans plus the previous two scrapped ones have cost more than six billion U.S. dollars. This is still the price of bare metal. You will definitely need to add weapons when you buy it. And this is obvious.

Leave it to Hyperion Industries to modify it. Given the money-grubbing nature of this company, there is no doubt that it will cost a lot of money.

In addition, the mothership under construction also uses a large amount of Hyperion's alloy materials, which is an expenditure of more than 6 billion U.S. dollars, adding up to more than 10 billion U.S. dollars. S.H.I.E.L.D. does have a lot of funds, but it also needs to spend money.

a lot of.

"Can Stark be involved?" Nick Fury looked at Phil Coulson, who had been in charge of contacting Tony before. Now the reason why Heiboron can ask for so much and they have to bite the bullet and spend is entirely because

On the market, only Hyperion is willing to negotiate and sell this technology within a limited period. If there were another competitor, the negotiation would undoubtedly be much easier.

"I don't think Stark would be willing to get involved. Once his character has decided on something, it is difficult to change him. He insists that his Iron Suit is not for sale." Phil Coulson shrugged.

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An army base.

Opening the door, a man and an old man with gray hair in military uniform strode in.

"General, I have participated in many missions, and I have also failed. But it has never been as ridiculous as this time! What is he?" Emil Blonsky asked the old man eagerly.

Thaddeus Ross stopped, looked at Blonsky and said, "Soldier, don't pry about him."

"I don't mean to offend, I just feel that I can't just let it go. If there is another mission to catch him next time, please be sure to add me." Emil Blonsky stood up straight and said to Ross with a longing face.

General Ross looked at Blonsky carefully. After seeing the determination and desire in his eyes, he smiled with some relief and said, "Follow me."

The two came to the equipment warehouse of the base. Ross walked in front and said: "This matter is a bit sensitive, for you, me, and even the military. I have seen your resume, and I think the position you have reached

It should also be clear that the military once had a weapons research and development plan - super soldiers! A product of the power of biotechnology."

"I've heard of it," Bronski said.

"To a certain extent, the research and development of drugs to enhance soldiers' physical fitness has been successful. But we are not satisfied. We want to create stronger soldiers." General Ross said.

"That person?" Bronsky suddenly wondered.

"Yes, the person we arrested last time was one of the original developers. I admit that I concealed a lot of things from him at the time, making him mistakenly think that he was just researching anti-radiation methods. He is very smart, but smart

People are overconfident. He applied that immature technology to himself. He didn't die, but he became a monster." Ross shrugged: "Actually, I don't care if he is a monster, I just want to catch him.

He. He is the property of the military, do you understand?"

"With all due respect, it's not easy to catch him." Bronsky frowned as he thought of the powerful and violent monster from before.

"Fortunately, I just got a good thing." Ross shook his head to Blonsky and motioned for him to follow.

The two finally stopped deep in the equipment warehouse. Under Bronski's stunned gaze, Ross opened the rain cover of a huge thing in front of him.