Tony Stark has had some really dope Iron Man armor over the years. From the gray Tin Man-looking MK I armor from the '60s to the bleeding edge armor of 2010, Tony is the Giorgio Armani of high-tech protective covering. But one of his greatest creations, hands down, is the Fashion Nova-inspired bodycon armor of the '70s and early '80s, the Iron Man Armor MK IV.
Cover of Iron Man vol. 1, 1 (May 1968). Art by Gene Colan and Mike Esposito
MK IV armor leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination. It's the freakum dress of Iron Man armor, a reminder that Tony Stark has a body too. The armor looks as though it fits his body like a glove. There is the appearance of sinewy muscle all over the suit. It comes with well-defined abs, shoulders that look like boulders, quad muscles that could smash watermelons, and last but certainly not least, a well-defined backside.
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The MK IV armor is the ultimate flex in "Hey, I’m packing some heat — and I don’t mean that kind of heat."
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