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In the aftermath of Siege, the superhuman registration act was repealed thanks to the efforts of Steve Rogers, who now took over the position of the overthrown Norman Osborn. Iron Man reunited with Thor and Steve Rogers and rekindled their relationship while setting their past differences aside.{{r|Avengers Prime Vol 1 #1|5}} Iron Man and Thor were assigned to Avengers along with Bucky Barnes as Captain America while Steve Rogers headed the [[Secret Avengers (Black Ops Unit) (Earth-616)|Secret Avengers]]. Iron Man was slightly troubled that he may not be able to take orders from Steve, but Steve told him that Maria Hill would oversee the Avengers.{{r|Avengers Vol 4 1}}
 
In the aftermath of Siege, the superhuman registration act was repealed thanks to the efforts of Steve Rogers, who now took over the position of the overthrown Norman Osborn. Iron Man reunited with Thor and Steve Rogers and rekindled their relationship while setting their past differences aside.{{r|Avengers Prime Vol 1 #1|5}} Iron Man and Thor were assigned to Avengers along with Bucky Barnes as Captain America while Steve Rogers headed the [[Secret Avengers (Black Ops Unit) (Earth-616)|Secret Avengers]]. Iron Man was slightly troubled that he may not be able to take orders from Steve, but Steve told him that Maria Hill would oversee the Avengers.{{r|Avengers Vol 4 1}}
   
With a new lease on life, Tony built a [[Iron Man Armor Model 38|new model of armor]] with the help of Mister Fantastic and announced that he would make a new company, [[Stark Resilient (Earth-616)|Stark Resilient]], to rebuild his former wealth and to extend his repulsor technology as a civilian energy source, pulling from making government weapons.{{r|Invincible Iron Man #25}}
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With a new lease on life, Tony built a [[Iron Man Armor Model 38|new model of armor]] with the help of Mister Fantastic and announced that he would make a new company, [[Resilient (Earth-616)|Stark Resilient]], to rebuild his former wealth and to extend his repulsor technology as a civilian energy source, pulling from making government weapons.{{r|Invincible Iron Man #25}}
   
 
[[File:Iron Man bleeding edge.jpg|thumb|left|Tony's Bleeding Edge Armor]]
 
[[File:Iron Man bleeding edge.jpg|thumb|left|Tony's Bleeding Edge Armor]]
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Some time before his space journey, Tony and the rest of the [[Illuminati (Earth-616)|Illuminati]] had gathered once again in [[Necropolis]] in order to investigate a newly-surfaced threat: the [[Glossary:Incursion|Incursions]],{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 1}} events in which universes collided with their respective planet Earths as the focal point, and the only way to prevent the death of one's own Earth was to destroy the colliding one,{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 2}} for which the Illuminati had to prepare themselves to do "the unthinkable," destroy an innocent planet.{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 7}} As part of confronting the problem, Tony formed the most recent Avengers team with the secret purpose of being able to combat the biggest threats possible while he could focus on the Incursions,{{r|Avengers Vol 5 28}} constructed a Dyson Sphere called [[Sol's Hammer]] in order to weaponize the Sun,{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 4}} and helped rebuilt the [[Antimatter Injection System]].{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 6}}
 
Some time before his space journey, Tony and the rest of the [[Illuminati (Earth-616)|Illuminati]] had gathered once again in [[Necropolis]] in order to investigate a newly-surfaced threat: the [[Glossary:Incursion|Incursions]],{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 1}} events in which universes collided with their respective planet Earths as the focal point, and the only way to prevent the death of one's own Earth was to destroy the colliding one,{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 2}} for which the Illuminati had to prepare themselves to do "the unthinkable," destroy an innocent planet.{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 7}} As part of confronting the problem, Tony formed the most recent Avengers team with the secret purpose of being able to combat the biggest threats possible while he could focus on the Incursions,{{r|Avengers Vol 5 28}} constructed a Dyson Sphere called [[Sol's Hammer]] in order to weaponize the Sun,{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 4}} and helped rebuilt the [[Antimatter Injection System]].{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 6}}
   
When fellow Illuminati Captain America was against the rest of the team's acceptance of having to destroy Earths, his memory was wiped regarding his membership in the Illuminati, or the threat of the Incursions.{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 3}} The Incursions and having hide their existence from everybody else Tony emotionally, to the point of what [[Yabbat Ummon Turru (Earth-1365)|Black Swan]] described as a "man coming to the end of himself."{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 18}}
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When fellow Illuminati Captain America was against the rest of the team's acceptance of having to destroy Earths, his memory was wiped regarding his membership in the Illuminati and the threat of the Incursions.{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 3}} The Incursions and hiding their existence from everybody else affected Tony emotionally, to the point of what [[Yabbat Ummon Turru (Earth-1365)|Black Swan]] described as a "man coming to the end of himself."{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 18}}
   
 
Months later, Captain America was exposed to the explosion of the [[Uatu (Earth-616)|Watcher]]'s eye, which revealed deep secrets related to them to those in its blast radius,{{r|Original Sin Vol 1 3}} Steve remembered the mindwipe the Illuminati submitted him to, as well as their activities regarding the possible destruction of worlds, and confronted Iron Man about it.{{r|Avengers Vol 5 29}} He decided that the Illuminati's actions shouldn't be tolerated, and disposed the Avengers to hunt them down.{{r|Avengers Vol 5 34}}
 
Months later, Captain America was exposed to the explosion of the [[Uatu (Earth-616)|Watcher]]'s eye, which revealed deep secrets related to them to those in its blast radius,{{r|Original Sin Vol 1 3}} Steve remembered the mindwipe the Illuminati submitted him to, as well as their activities regarding the possible destruction of worlds, and confronted Iron Man about it.{{r|Avengers Vol 5 29}} He decided that the Illuminati's actions shouldn't be tolerated, and disposed the Avengers to hunt them down.{{r|Avengers Vol 5 34}}
   
At this point, Iron Man had been affected by the Inversion spell. An attempt at reclaiming Wakanda from the [[Cabal (Namor's) (Earth-616)|Cabal]] that [[Namor McKenzie (Earth-616)|Namor]] had created to destroy incursive Earths resulted in Tony being held captive in Necropolis.{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 26}} After the Cabal had been apparently killed following a truce made by S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Illuminati,{{r|Avengers Vol 5 40}} the Illuminati returned to Necropolis and freed Tony, who was forced to fleed due the the Illuminati's unwillingness to let Stark be there with them when they met Rogers and the Avengers, to prevent old fires from being stroke.
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At this point, Iron Man had been affected by the Inversion spell. An attempt at reclaiming Wakanda from the [[Cabal (Namor's) (Earth-616)|Cabal]] that [[Namor McKenzie (Earth-616)|Namor]] had created to destroy incursive Earths resulted in Tony being held captive in Necropolis.{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 26}} After the Cabal had been apparently killed following a truce made by S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Illuminati,{{r|Avengers Vol 5 40}} the Illuminati returned to Necropolis and freed Tony, who was forced to flee due to the Illuminati's unwillingness to let Stark be there with them when they met Rogers and the Avengers, to prevent old fires from being stroke.
   
 
When the [[Shi'ar]] arrived to Earth in order to destroy it, as it was the focal point of the Multiverse's decay, the Avengers and the Illuminati tried to retaliate against the enemy fleet. However, they failed. As they ran out of options, Iron Man flew to [[Sol's Hammer]] in order to use it.{{r|Avengers Vol 5 43}}
 
When the [[Shi'ar]] arrived to Earth in order to destroy it, as it was the focal point of the Multiverse's decay, the Avengers and the Illuminati tried to retaliate against the enemy fleet. However, they failed. As they ran out of options, Iron Man flew to [[Sol's Hammer]] in order to use it.{{r|Avengers Vol 5 43}}
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Plagued by many vices, Stark is prone to womanizing, pride and most surprisingly, alcoholism. This lifetime of troubles has caused him to develop a cynical view of the world. Despite this, Stark is devoted to truly make the world a better place.{{r|Civil War #7}}
 
Plagued by many vices, Stark is prone to womanizing, pride and most surprisingly, alcoholism. This lifetime of troubles has caused him to develop a cynical view of the world. Despite this, Stark is devoted to truly make the world a better place.{{r|Civil War #7}}
   
Iron Man is a hero that relies on his intellect and technological resources to defeat foes and achieve victory. Stark invariably prides himself on being one of the most intelligent people of the Marvel Universe.{{r|Invincible Iron Man 325}}
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Iron Man is a hero that relies on his intellect and technological resources to defeat foes and achieve victory. Stark invariably prides himself on being one of the most intelligent people of the Marvel Universe.{{r|Invincible Iron Man Vol 1 325}}
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According to Reed Richards, Tony Stark is "a future man trapped in the now. A prisoner raging against the slow crawl of human evolution." Stark's relationships, morality and ethics are highly adaptable and malleable to what he would consider the greater good of mankind's necessary survival and progress.{{r|Avengers Vol 5 43}}
   
 
===Alcoholism===
 
===Alcoholism===
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More recently, Stark's intelligence grew to super-human levels with more energy being emanated to his brain thanks to the [[Arc Reactor|R.T. node]] in his chest, levels which even left [[Reed Richards (Earth-616)|Mr. Fantastic]] amazed.{{r|Invincible Iron Man #25}}
 
More recently, Stark's intelligence grew to super-human levels with more energy being emanated to his brain thanks to the [[Arc Reactor|R.T. node]] in his chest, levels which even left [[Reed Richards (Earth-616)|Mr. Fantastic]] amazed.{{r|Invincible Iron Man #25}}
   
Stark can use his superior intellect to the levels of dividing his consciousness with the help of [[Stark Datashades|equipment]] and perfectly operate three portions of his consciousness at the same time, being able to move, fight, talk and process information in three different bodies at the same time.{{r|Iron Man: Fatal Frontier Infinite Comic #7}}
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Stark can use his superior intellect to the levels of dividing his consciousness with the help of [[Stark Datashades|equipment]] and perfectly operate three portions of his consciousness at the same time, being able to move, fight, talk and process information in three different bodies at the same time.{{r|Iron Man: Fatal Frontier Infinite Comic #7}} Tony has been mentioned by Reed Richard to be the world's best multitasker.{{r|Avengers Vol 5 43}}
   
 
[[File:Iron Man Vol 5 1 Hastings Variant Textless.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Stark using his vast intellect to create multiple Iron Man Armors at the same time.]]
 
[[File:Iron Man Vol 5 1 Hastings Variant Textless.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Stark using his vast intellect to create multiple Iron Man Armors at the same time.]]
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*'''Skrull Anklet''': Which allowed him to shut down any psychic abilities.
 
*'''Skrull Anklet''': Which allowed him to shut down any psychic abilities.
 
[[File:IronManGem.jpg‎|right|90px|thumb|The [[Reality Gem]]]]
 
[[File:IronManGem.jpg‎|right|90px|thumb|The [[Reality Gem]]]]
*'''[[Space Gem]]''': As a member of the Illuminati, Iron Man possesses one of the Infinity Gems (previously having the [[Reality Gem]]).
 
 
*'''[[Avengers Identicard]]'''.
 
*'''[[Avengers Identicard]]'''.
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*'''[[Sol's Hammer]]''': A Dyson Sphere built by Tony Stark as a fallback plan for the crisis of the incursions. It's able to capture and control the energy radiated by the Sun, it can destroy an entire planet with only 2% of charge.{{r|New Avengers Vol 3 4}}
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*'''[[Iron Sight]]''': A network of drone cameras designed by Tony Stark to guard and control San Francisco.
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*'''[[Space Gem]]''' and '''[[Reality Gem]]''': As a member of the Illuminati, Iron Man possesses one of the Infinity Gems; first the Reality Gem and later the Space Gem.}}
   
 
| Transportation = When not traveling in his armor or using a [[Quinjet]] as an Avenger, Stark owns a number of vehicles. Some of them have been modified, such as a Ferrari capable of flight.
 
| Transportation = When not traveling in his armor or using a [[Quinjet]] as an Avenger, Stark owns a number of vehicles. Some of them have been modified, such as a Ferrari capable of flight.

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