As long as they get rid of that "pimp" origin for him.

They did the same with "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?". Many cameos in that one.

Bradbury passed away, and nobody posted this?

Surprised to not see this here:

Coyote catching Road Runner reminds me of this fan comic, where he was helped by Sonic supporting characters Shadow and Knuckles instead.

What If: Jeph Loeb writes Super Mario Bros.?

Many women also agrees on Tatum's DNA.

Well, she was in Young Adult earlier this year.

Garrus approves of this.

Oh, yeah. Forgot about him.

Strangely enough, GI Joe Retaliation is sounding a lot like GI Joe The Movie now. That was the one where Duke "went into a coma".

Only 3 so far. Ben Kingsley's character, Eric Savin (who we saw wearing an Iron Patriot suit) and that guy who becomes Firepower in the comic books.

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Then they introduced the Symbiotes, who are exactly 'evil twins' of Spider-man.

Maybe they combined the two characters. Chinese elements in the story supports the idea of Detroit Steel, but they use the Patriot design because frankly DS looks like a 1990s character.

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They don't have the rights to Osborn because he is part of the Spider-man mythos, but they can use Iron Patriot because the armor appeared in an Avengers book. As long as it is not Osborn, of course, which is why Coldblood is wearing the armor. Probably.

It could also be Detroit Steel as well. That guy is also coloured like the USA flag, but is also a Chinese imitation of Iron Man, perhaps meant to mock the failed heavy industries in Michigan.

Yes. I just found out about him too. He is literally a Chinese knock-off of Iron Man, but is dressed in the colours of the American flag. He also looks a lot like a 1990s character, despite having appearing more recently.

Maybe Coldblood does not exist in the movie-verse, and Eric Savin is Iron Patriot instead (this happened in the comic books; the Ultimate version of Betty Ross becomes the original She-Hulk instead of Jennifer Walters). Or the government is testing their own stolen Stark tech and something (as usual) goes wrong,…