Death of Bill FosterĬreating a Thor Clone is alone enough to paint Team Iron Man as evil. The Thor Clone was a psychopath and prone to violent bouts. The clone was not as powerful as Thor so Iron Man equipped ‘Clor’ with cybernetic implants that increased his powers a hundred fold.

He joined forces with Reed Richards to create a Thor Clone called Ragnarok. Tony had secretly collected Thor’s DNA when the Avengers were first created. If the nation knew they had a God on their side, it would simplify things. But Tony concluded that he needed someone like Thor to rally behind him. He was busy stopping Ragnarok from happening. Thor was not around to be a part of the Civil War event. What Iron man did was pretty close to fascism. He even went as far as putting up teams to hunt down whoever did not like the idea and tried to not submit to an unjust law. Iron Man did not stop at just advocating the SRA to the heroes who were against it. But when you try to enforce your ideas on others by hook or by crook, that is when you falter. People vote for dictators and tyrants all the time. If you want to be a part of a bad idea, nobody can stop you. Related: Candyman’s Nia DaCosta To Direct Captain Marvel Sequel Hunted Down Unregistered Heroes Tony never showed any remorse for his actions. Aunt May was left in critical condition, barely clinging to life. But the nail on the coffin was when a super villain tracked down Peter Parker’s address and attacked Aunt May. His closest friends filed lawsuits against him. Peter did so and the consequences of his actions were severe. Tony went a step further and persuaded Spider-Man to unmask him-self in public. It was Tony who convinced him to even though Parker was kind of against the new law. When the SRA agitations began, Spider-Man obviously sided with Tony Stark. Spider-Man is Iron Man’s staunchest supporter.

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