The first genius of American manga

Tony has indeed changed a lot since becoming Iron Man, but the values ​​he has developed since childhood are difficult to change.

This is why he sided with the government during the civil war and supported the Hero Registration Act.

Because in his opinion, it is a terrible thing for superheroes to have powerful powers but not be supervised.

But he completely ignored that many superheroes rely on mutation. As the saying goes, the poor rely on mutation, and according to Marvel's urine, such mutant superheroes are often like Peter Parker before they mutate.

Bag.

Let me ask, if such a doormat has finally gained strength and wants to do something good, you suddenly ask them to register and be supervised, and may even affect their family members. What will they think in their hearts?

This is Marvel, not the black-robed pickets. Most of the superheroes here are vigilantes. To put it bluntly, there is no reward for the good deeds they do, which is equivalent to risking their lives for nothing.

Among them, Spider-Man is the most typical representative.

In order to implement the saying "with great power comes great responsibility", Parker had to drop out of college and work part-time jobs. When he encountered criminals, he had to rush to fight crimes at the risk of being shot into pieces.

After putting in so much effort, apart from getting injured and being known as a good neighbor in New York, what else did he get?

To put it bluntly, from the perspective of ordinary people, Spider-Man is simply a saint.

And saint is not a compliment here. To put it bluntly, not all superheroes can be like him.

Parker has sacrificed so much, and the only bottom line is the safety of his family. After Uncle "Ben" passed away, he only had his aunt, and now he also has his girlfriend Mary Jane. These two people are the only hope in his cruel life.

Just imagine, what will happen to Parker once the Hero Registration Act is implemented?

It hasn't been filmed in the movie, but there is relevant content in the comics.

After Parker's identity was revealed, his old rival Kingpin immediately sent assassins to attack him.

Parker relied on his spider sense to avoid being shot by a sniper bullet, but Aunt May was shot.

Parker ran to the hospital desperately, but was told that a large operation fee would be needed, and even if the operation was successful, Aunt May might not be able to wake up.

In the end, Parker, who had no choice but to make a deal with Mephisto, that old bastard, exchanged one life for another, and the life Mephisto took was not Parker's or Mary's.

·Jane’s, but the life of their unborn daughter!

The moment the transaction was completed, Parker saw a little girl with blurred features calling him daddy, and then disappeared into the void.

Then everything was restored and Aunt May was fine, but all the memories and love between Parker and Mary Jane disappeared and would never come back. Yes, Mephisto was taken away in this way.

Their daughter's life.

The two will never fall in love again, and naturally they will never have children.

This is the consequence that the Hero Registration Act brought to Parker, and Iron Man strongly advocated the implementation of this bill.

For Tony Stark, his status as a rich second generation naturally makes him have a huge difference in thinking from these civilian heroes. He simply cannot imagine what the Hero Registration Act means.

Nor do they understand what a horrific ending a civilian hero like Parker will face once he loses the insurance of keeping his identity secret.

He will only think from the perspective of a superior, and this will be good for the country and the people, and he will not pay attention to other things.

Heroes are not gods, they are also human beings, and they have their own bottom line. The Hero Registration Act touches the bottom line of too many heroes, so it is doomed to fail. Unfortunately, Tony will never consider this. It is doomed that he will never be successful.

Will become the leader of the Avengers!

Nowadays, the Hero Registration Act has not yet been introduced, but the existence of Wang Khan has aroused Tony's vigilance.

After making the decision to build an Avengers base outside the city, Tony took action. He even looked far away from the nearest. Even though Umbrella had the best construction team in the world, he insisted on finding others to do the construction and spending more money.

, consume more time.

Just as Tony was starting to build the base, a presidential envoy found him, and this envoy was an old acquaintance.

"I said Ross, you are really a centipede. You are dead but not stiff. After so many things happened, you can actually make a comeback. When did the federation have such a shortage of people?"

That's right, the person who came was none other than Thunder General Thaddeus Ross, the former Secretary of State of the United States. Because he became Pierce's accomplice in the aerospace aircraft carrier incident, he was dismissed from the position of Secretary of State.

"Based on the crime you committed, you should be sent to a federal prison until you die. How much money did you spend to bail yourself out?"

"Hey, Stark, not everything can be settled with money. The reason why I can come out is naturally because I paid a huge price, but it is not money."

Stark knew very well who Ross was, and he also knew that although this guy was like a little strong man, rising and falling in the military world, when it came to his net worth, he didn't have much. At least compared to him, he could only be considered a poor man.

As for the things Ross committed, if money were used to solve them, Tony felt that he might be injured, let alone Ross.

While Tony was thinking about Rose's purpose, he didn't notice the flash of red in Rose's eyes...

"Ross, I have something to say, if you fart... No, if you really fart, go outside and don't pollute the air here."

"Humph, look at this."

Ross handed a laptop to Tony, and Tony ducked back.

"Sorry, I never take things from other people's hands easily."

"You have so many things on your hands, okay, I'll put them away for you."

Ross held back his anger, opened the notebook, and entered a series of passwords. A large amount of cutting-edge scientific and technological information appeared inside.

Tony walked over curiously, looked at it for a few times, and immediately showed a dismissive expression.

"What do I think it is? Isn't it just the reverse engineering of the Mars suit? Now that protective umbrellas have begun to sell Zaku, you are still reverse engineering the Mars suit. Isn't it too outdated?"

"Look carefully, we also have Zaku's reverse engineering!"

After Ross operated for a few times, he indeed brought up Zaku's reverse engineering. Tony was refreshed, because during this period, he had done a lot of Zaku's reverse engineering. Although he gained a lot, he was still far from completely cracking it.

There's quite a distance, and now it's time to see what the military is capable of.

This time, he looked at it very carefully, nodding or shaking his head while reading. After half an hour, he reluctantly closed the notebook.

"I have to say that your military is still quite capable, but not counting the errors inside, the cracked part alone is only equivalent to 35% of Zaku, and it is still far from a complete copy of Zaku!

"

Ross chuckled.

"Our scientists also said the same. Just relying on them alone, they may not be able to completely crack Zaku's technology within ten years."

"Hey, you people are pretty self-aware."

"We alone can't do it, but what if we include you? Stark, do you want to cooperate? You should be very interested in this project, right?"