We make an argument for how Iron Man has proven to be more dangerous than Thanos
The Marvel movies and shows have had some great villains. Not a lot, but definitely some.Thanos was great, Loki was great, Killmonger in Black Panther was great, and Agatha in WandaVision was great. Nobody can argue that they weren't great villains.
And the biggest and most recurring offender of that is Tony Stark himself. Let us look at the evidence:- Stark's sudden change of business plans causes his second-in-command Obadiah Stane to go rogue in an attempt to keep Stark Industries profitable.The Stark family's shady history with previous co-workers is what brings Whiplash out of Russian retirement, while Stark's competitive nature with Justin Hammer is what keeps that weapons creator going.
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