In case you are wondering WHY the suit melted his flesh, here’s a basic explanation: the suit has a healing protocol made to find damage and weakness and heal it. The suit eventually decided that human skin is entirely a weakness, so it starter to replace it with metal skin. Eventually, it dug wires onto Tony’s brain and controlled him like a parasite
This story is deeply terrifying on so many levels. Not only for the body horror, but also because of the mentality of Tony. The fact that he thinks the monstrosity he's becoming is a _good_ thing and strives to make everyone else the same. It's the same reason why the Cybermen from Doctor Who are so horrifying, except this is even worse since, while the Cybermen are surgically created, these suit monsters are a gradual merging process.
Someone said the suit was alive and took over Tony's brain and I honestly really like that. It could've been a throwaway thought at first from Tony, but the suit had other plans and rewired his brain
Iron Man writers must have a thing for this kind of stories. it reminds me of the whole Extremis virus thing. instead of directly augmenting someone, it rewrites the way the body can heal, while simultaneously changing the plans for healing the body, causing the state it's in to be considered one giant wound - that it then starts to "heal", with its enhanced capabilities, and eventually turns you into what it considers your "correct"/"healthy" state, someone augmented with Extremis
Tony went from "I want to be a hero and save the little guy" to "From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the blessed machine." Real quick
It's such a heartwarming story, an arms manufacturer and billionaire decides to do something useful by creating a machine interface that fights diseases and the ailments of flesh. We need more upbeat stories like this.
"From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine. Your kind cling to your flesh, as if it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass that you call a temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal…"
The whole snatching others to convert reminds me of the cyborgs from Doctor Who. Don't remember their names, but its the bipedal ones that are all gray with an antenna. Saw them as lame and no where near as horrifying as the other usual enemies of the doctor , til they showed how their mass production was made
I like the suit at the end for pepper, basked in light, fixed in a position of crucifixion, a symbol of holy rebirth for pepper Just... a lot worse But hey, at least iron man solved crime
TBH, I feel like if Marvel marketed it well and made it stylistically distinct with different actors and frame it as just a separate universe, slapping the "Darkhold" label on them, they could REALLY do well for themselves if they made Marvel horror movies that didn't tie into the overall Marvel lore and could just be enjoyed as one offs. (since them being horror and maybe R rated or at least unsettling would make them non required viewing for big tentpole events lore wise.) Would love to see this get adapted, and they could use this separate series to fulfill fan casting wishes at the same time (like have Tom Cruise for this version of Iron Man)
I haven’t read them but I found the list of them if you ever wanna check them out. The Darkhold Alpha (2021) #1, The Darkhold: Blade (2021) #1, The Darkhold: Wasp (2021) #1, The Darkhold: Iron Man (2021) #1, The Darkhold: Black Bolt (2021) #1, The Darkhold: Spider-Man (2021) #1, The Darkhold Omega (2020) #1.
@@The_Troid The Wasp one is actually enjoyable. The Black Bolt and Spider-Man ones were decent but the Iron-Man one was easily the best. I liked the concept of Black Bolt’s one, where despite the unsatisfying ending, the lack of an answer would fill the reader and the character himself with dread. Spider-Man’s was really sad, too.
i read them all and if i were to rank them it would be (from last to first place): alpha and omega (these are only here because you can entirely read them without the other comics and they serve as the beguinning and ending, you don't even need to read them for context, the story's literally just "characters reads darkhold, character gets currupted by it and gets a messed up story") #5: blade (the weakest one, honestly can't think of a single thing i liked about this story) #4: wasp (although its right next to blade its already so much better, although its still very weak) #3: black bolt (again pretty weak but has a nice twist (imo) that makes you wander what actually happened) (now i had to leave space between them to emphasize just how much better they are, these stories were all sold as "horror version of (blank)" but the only 2 stories that delivered on the horror were the next 2, the others are thrillers and mystery based at best) #2: spider-man (although i personally prefer this story over iron man, if i look at it critically iron man's is just better) #1: iron-man (the best use of the idea, "what if (blank) had a currupt origin story" and for some reason iron man is the only one that remembered to actually use the origin story, and it clearly worked) honestly if you want to read any of these i would just stick to the spider-man and the iron-man, if you really want you can check the others but theres a very noticeable difference in quality. and unless you wanna read them all you can just skip alpha and omega (imo they don't even a satisfying conclusion).
Reminds me of the backstory for the Tin Woodsman from The Wizard of Oz. Born as Nick Chopper, he was your run-of-the-mill lumberjack. One day he fell in love with a maiden and strived to work hard in order to gain enough money and eventually wed her. Unbeknownst to him, the maiden was a servant of one of the Wicked Witches. The Witch did not want her servant away from her and so she cursed the lumberjack so that whenever he swung his axe, the only thing he hit would be his own body. The first time this happened, Nick chopped off his left arm. "No big deal." he thought, then he visited a tinsmith and get the missing arm replaced with a tin one. Then it happened again and he replaced his body part again. And again and so on. Until his whole body is made of tin. He now needed an oil can to keep his joints from rusting. One day he forgot and was caught in the rain. His whole body rusted and he remained still as a statue for an entire year before Dorothy found him on her journey.
@@Angeljoyc yeah, even though it's clearly a children's book, what with all the repetition they do and the very in your face message about friendships and journeys. The book Wizard of Oz has random moments of just absolute brutality at some points. The Scarecrow twisted the necks of 40 crows in quick succession. The Tin Woodsman decapitated a cat with no hesitation to save a rat.
If you ever wanna watch a decent adaptation of this, I definitely recommend the short film “Heartless: The Story of the Tin Man.” It’s also pretty neat because the iteration of Tin Man looks like a steam punk iron man
Also applies to Batman; LOOK Essentially, mentally disturbed rich people don’t need to be superheroes. They need therapy, and a way bigger support system than like A child, or your secretary and butler.
I’d fucking love to see this turned into a What If…? episode. Like “What If Tony Stark could never remove the suit?” or “What If The Iron Man took control?” Or something like that. Would just love to see this brought more into the limelight and get to show off the gruesome visuals in animation.
This alternate reality of ironman seems to be a great representation of tony's unrealistic dependencies on his suit and how all too often his obsession over his technology advances of the suit can and will eventually lead to horrific mishaps, case in point when he developed the nano tech for the suit based off of venom's symbiot race and it drove not just him but most of the human race to insanity.
it did? i thought the endosym armo worked pretty well its just it made tony get really egotestical again for how op it was. the i think the might have happend in the ultimates timelime going by the games.
That's not what happened. Tony was a hold over from the Axis event, being one of the few to still have a reversed sense of morality. He got people addicted to Extremis so he could make boat loads of money. The Endo Sym is separate and is in no way a negative creation, with Tony providing the only bit of sentience, as it merely responds like a klyntar.
@@SpiderTrickster I'm afraid that this Tony would actually develop a suit big enough for Thanos with an upgraded system that could melt Thanos' skin off.
Joke about thanos but me I’m just thinking this would be what gets magneto to finally convince trask, Kelly, and a lot of the human suprematists to surrender the earth in exchange for stopping the iron men.
Has he lost his mind? Can he see or is he blind? Can he walk at all Or if he moves, will he fall? Is he alive or dead? Has he thoughts within his head? We'll just pass him there Why should we even care? He was turned to steel In the great magnetic field When he traveled time For the future of mankind Nobody wants him He just stares at the world Planning his vengeance That he will soon unfurl Now the time is here For Iron Man to spread fear Vengeance from the grave Kills the people he once saved Nobody wants him They just turn their heads Nobody helps him Now he has his revenge Heavy boots of lead Fills his victims full of dread Running as fast as they can Iron Man lives again
This was literally the 80's movie The Fly. Like, EXACTLY. Dude turns into a horrible mutated flesh rotting human fly hybrid. First he's scared then thinks it's awesome then wants to make everyone like him. Except here Tony wins at the end, while the Fly gets f*cked
Crossed.... I can't. get it out. of my head. I quiver when any sound goes bump in the night and ache whenever the dogs start barking at something or someone...
I remember in the earth x story tony was utterly afraid of the destructive potential he’d unleash if exposed to the terragin mists. So he locked himself in a giant mansion sized suit of armor that was air tight, regularly sterilized, and locked away from the world save for the iron avengers, and communication waves (also Scott lang and his daughter). If this was the result of what would have happened I would say he had every reason to fear what would happen.
This story sounds very familiar. There is a constant enemy in a show called Doctor Who in which humans create an 'upgrade' where everything inefficient is eradicated; weak flesh, brittle bones, interfering emotions. Essentially the cybermen became their own zombies, converting all to the steel bodies and iron emotions, until they had an empire.
The way they integrate Tony's and Pepper's relationship is just tragic. I wish we got more of this alternate universe, what would the world be like with Ironman being this existential threat.
@@fr0ck360 God damn your right, they really should just make this into a what if episode. Maybe they could have a crossover between this Ironman and the super zombies.
Reminds me of another very similar comic, Iron Man: Rapture, where after getting an artificial heart Tony becomes obsessed with cybernetic enhancements and keeps cutting off parts of himself and replacing them with robot parts. Eventually he becomes Stark 2.0, with his brain implants having completely replaced the original Tony
I mean considering how badly the suit damaged his body, yeah I would have to agree with Tony don’t take off the suit. No turning back at that point. Definitely didn’t have to do it to everyone else though.
I want more horror interpretations of Marvel heroes. This was one was awesome. I’d love to see a BrightBurn version of Iron Man. We’ve had enough evil Supermen.
Ooo here's an idea! Thor where the hammer gets damaged in a believeable way and ends up overloading when he tries to use to zap lightning at someone, where it ends up zapping HIMSELF. So much so it reduces him to charred remains.. But it doesn't kill him, breaks his mind though.
@@optimusprimefanboy It's not harmful content. For one, these are actual comics. You gotta remember that. This is cartoon gore, which is totally acceptable for older audiences. So I'm guessing you're like, a little kid that stumbled onto this. Secondly, this guy does say it's pretty extreme. And it is. But this is what Marvel and DC puts out. Even their movies can delve into blood, violence, and gore. So is THAT harmful content? It becomes mainstream EVERYWHERE.
This is why you need elseworlds/what ifs and alternate universe stories in general. It’s just super interesting and you can do cool and in this case terrifying stuff with it.
I’d hate to see the avengers have to fight Tony like this, but this is likely before they become a team. Dear lord image what the hulk buster would look like on hulk with his skin being melted. Then again, mating hulk’s healing factor could prevent the suit from doing too much damage? Maybe Tony would be still smart enough not to endlessly piss of hulk by melting off his flesh.
Would the suit consider hulk’s skin a weakness? It seems to be stronger than earth materials Well other than vibrainium and andima- antimu- the other metal of course
Between this and the short of a comic where a stranded astronaut loses his arms, then legs, then his torso, and finally his face and eyes as his suit consumes his body to keep him alive; I am convinced that I will NEVER put on a suit that can decinstruct my body.
Took the words 'iron man' very literal there. Also I realized this is literally the same thing as Springtrap from fnaf. A skeletal zombie person inside a suit.
Ok I really need to stop my brain from thinking. I saw the thumbnail with Iron-Man an all the white liquid coming out and read "What's wrong, *pervert* ?" instead of "What's wrong, Pepper ?"
In case you are wondering WHY the suit melted his flesh, here’s a basic explanation: the suit has a healing protocol made to find damage and weakness and heal it. The suit eventually decided that human skin is entirely a weakness, so it starter to replace it with metal skin. Eventually, it dug wires onto Tony’s brain and controlled him like a parasite
Reminds me of the speinglock suit
That sounds beyond horrific…
I like it!
@@krunken_isok yeah but the spring lock suit just has metal robotic pieces that snap it into performance mode or wearable mode
@@Chunga9 i mean both is technically suit that trap something lol
@@granpapiro7285 they weren’t meant to trap people tho
This story is deeply terrifying on so many levels. Not only for the body horror, but also because of the mentality of Tony. The fact that he thinks the monstrosity he's becoming is a _good_ thing and strives to make everyone else the same. It's the same reason why the Cybermen from Doctor Who are so horrifying, except this is even worse since, while the Cybermen are surgically created, these suit monsters are a gradual merging process.
So the Lizard but made out of Metal.
Someone said the suit was alive and took over Tony's brain and I honestly really like that. It could've been a throwaway thought at first from Tony, but the suit had other plans and rewired his brain
Reminds me of another techno-futurist billionaire I know..
I described him as a Dalek, but cyberman may be more accurate. Hmmmm
this is the same thing as springtrap from five nights at freddys
Iron Man writers must have a thing for this kind of stories. it reminds me of the whole Extremis virus thing. instead of directly augmenting someone, it rewrites the way the body can heal, while simultaneously changing the plans for healing the body, causing the state it's in to be considered one giant wound - that it then starts to "heal", with its enhanced capabilities, and eventually turns you into what it considers your "correct"/"healthy" state, someone augmented with Extremis
That's...really interesting. Sounds painful, though
When Iron man suits have a "Springlock-like" mechanism (LOL Gurren Lagann pfp)
Bro became the man behind the slaughter💀
I think that a horror movie around Iron Man's armour being conscious would have had very great potential
You won’t believe this but it’s been done
Ultron?
There's an episode of Ironman armored adventures with this EXACT premise
Didn't the mark 42 try to attack pepper in Iron man 2 or 3
@@booyah344 so cyberman ironman
He really took the "I'm nothing without the suit" personally
tony if he had the mcu peter parker mentality
@@rosalinamacarita01 more accurately if he was like peter but never grew past him dependence on the suit
@@monkiking778 Yeah, that fits too.
@@monkiking778 guy still didn’t until he met his two better versions lol
@@cunnyman well yes and no Andrew is best spider man but tom is still good
Tony went from "I want to be a hero and save the little guy" to "From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the blessed machine." Real quick
Actually, he’s clearly trying to be both, which might be scarier.
It's such a heartwarming story, an arms manufacturer and billionaire decides to do something useful by creating a machine interface that fights diseases and the ailments of flesh. We need more upbeat stories like this.
least obvious fleshbot
"From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh,
it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine.
Your kind cling to your flesh, as if it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass that you call a temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal…"
Ahhh the glories of warhammer
Who said that?
@@kwayneboy1524 Its in the trailer for a game based in the Warhammer 40k universe called Mechanicus.
I knew this would come up.
@@orionphalynx6192 I see you are well accustomed to our order. Hail, immortal one.
The whole snatching others to convert reminds me of the cyborgs from Doctor Who. Don't remember their names, but its the bipedal ones that are all gray with an antenna. Saw them as lame and no where near as horrifying as the other usual enemies of the doctor , til they showed how their mass production was made
They were called Cybermen
@@doctorigp right, thats their name lol
The cybermen
It reminded me of that too.
🤖Cybermen🤖
I like the suit at the end for pepper, basked in light, fixed in a position of crucifixion, a symbol of holy rebirth for pepper
Just... a lot worse
But hey, at least iron man solved crime
TBH, I feel like if Marvel marketed it well and made it stylistically distinct with different actors and frame it as just a separate universe, slapping the "Darkhold" label on them, they could REALLY do well for themselves if they made Marvel horror movies that didn't tie into the overall Marvel lore and could just be enjoyed as one offs. (since them being horror and maybe R rated or at least unsettling would make them non required viewing for big tentpole events lore wise.)
Would love to see this get adapted, and they could use this separate series to fulfill fan casting wishes at the same time (like have Tom Cruise for this version of Iron Man)
I mean we're getting Marvel Zombies as a series for adults. Can't wait for that.
Not gonna lie, that was pretty creepy and if there are any other Marvel: Darkhold comics, I’d love to see you cover them!
I haven’t read them but I found the list of them if you ever wanna check them out. The Darkhold Alpha (2021) #1, The Darkhold: Blade (2021) #1, The Darkhold: Wasp (2021) #1, The Darkhold: Iron Man (2021) #1, The Darkhold: Black Bolt (2021) #1, The Darkhold: Spider-Man (2021) #1, The Darkhold Omega (2020) #1.
okey i will just say this because most of these sucks
the only good one is the iron man darkhold since the rest dont have that scary factor
@@The_Troid DarkHold Spider-Man isn't actually that bad. It's not "as scary" but it's still super creepy
@@The_Troid The Wasp one is actually enjoyable. The Black Bolt and Spider-Man ones were decent but the Iron-Man one was easily the best. I liked the concept of Black Bolt’s one, where despite the unsatisfying ending, the lack of an answer would fill the reader and the character himself with dread. Spider-Man’s was really sad, too.
i read them all and if i were to rank them it would be (from last to first place):
alpha and omega (these are only here because you can entirely read them without the other comics and they serve as the beguinning and ending, you don't even need to read them for context, the story's literally just "characters reads darkhold, character gets currupted by it and gets a messed up story")
#5: blade (the weakest one, honestly can't think of a single thing i liked about this story)
#4: wasp (although its right next to blade its already so much better, although its still very weak)
#3: black bolt (again pretty weak but has a nice twist (imo) that makes you wander what actually happened)
(now i had to leave space between them to emphasize just how much better they are, these stories were all sold as "horror version of (blank)" but the only 2 stories that delivered on the horror were the next 2, the others are thrillers and mystery based at best)
#2: spider-man (although i personally prefer this story over iron man, if i look at it critically iron man's is just better)
#1: iron-man (the best use of the idea, "what if (blank) had a currupt origin story" and for some reason iron man is the only one that remembered to actually use the origin story, and it clearly worked)
honestly if you want to read any of these i would just stick to the spider-man and the iron-man, if you really want you can check the others but theres a very noticeable difference in quality. and unless you wanna read them all you can just skip alpha and omega (imo they don't even a satisfying conclusion).
Reminds me of the backstory for the Tin Woodsman from The Wizard of Oz.
Born as Nick Chopper, he was your run-of-the-mill lumberjack. One day he fell in love with a maiden and strived to work hard in order to gain enough money and eventually wed her. Unbeknownst to him, the maiden was a servant of one of the Wicked Witches. The Witch did not want her servant away from her and so she cursed the lumberjack so that whenever he swung his axe, the only thing he hit would be his own body. The first time this happened, Nick chopped off his left arm. "No big deal." he thought, then he visited a tinsmith and get the missing arm replaced with a tin one. Then it happened again and he replaced his body part again. And again and so on. Until his whole body is made of tin. He now needed an oil can to keep his joints from rusting. One day he forgot and was caught in the rain. His whole body rusted and he remained still as a statue for an entire year before Dorothy found him on her journey.
Mf chopped his arm and said "no big deal" 💀
Ah yes, classic kids' movies with absolutely dark origins
@@Angeljoyc yeah, even though it's clearly a children's book, what with all the repetition they do and the very in your face message about friendships and journeys. The book Wizard of Oz has random moments of just absolute brutality at some points. The Scarecrow twisted the necks of 40 crows in quick succession. The Tin Woodsman decapitated a cat with no hesitation to save a rat.
If you ever wanna watch a decent adaptation of this, I definitely recommend the short film “Heartless: The Story of the Tin Man.” It’s also pretty neat because the iteration of Tin Man looks like a steam punk iron man
@@Angeljoyc Im pretty sure that the movie took away the darker tones from the book it was adapted from.
Steve: Put on the suit, what are you?
Tony: A blob of flesh.
Steve: What?
Tony: Nothing Stripes, just a weird dream I had.
Ayo the thumbnail tho
I'm starting to think the moral of the story here, is that Tony needs to be watched much closer
Yeah
Pretty sure it's most of Iron Man comics and just Marvel events moral. XD
Also applies to Batman;
LOOK
Essentially, mentally disturbed rich people don’t need to be superheroes.
They need therapy, and a way bigger support system than like
A child, or your secretary and butler.
The things that Tony makes need to be watched* based on other comments the suit was using wires to control his brain
i think the moral is that superheroes or super people in general should be watched oh wait oh god thats already s thing isnt it
He realized the weakness in his flesh and it digusted him. After that he craved the strength and certainty of steel.
Aspired to the purity of the blessed machine
Embrace the cold edge of iron
After that, he craved the strength and certainty of yo mama
Even in Death I serve the Omnissiah
I hope it’s just some kind of a joke that I don’t get…
So basically Tony Stark just goes ahead and pulls a William Afton springtrap moment?
I’d fucking love to see this turned into a What If…? episode. Like “What If Tony Stark could never remove the suit?” or “What If The Iron Man took control?” Or something like that. Would just love to see this brought more into the limelight and get to show off the gruesome visuals in animation.
The fact they left the fluids white made this less uncomfortable than i thought it would, but made it way weirder in the process.
I know that the skin has melted and such but I think the white liquid is molten bones maybe. Even though bones may not actually be able to be molten
@@spiral9372 the bones were intact if i remember correctly
What if they made it black.
@@corbsshas2811 ruins it honestly
@@spiral9372 its white so it's less violent... which is dumb but thats how it works
Back in the fifties, this would've ended with Iron Man revealing it had all just been a big practical joke on Pepper.
classic iron man turning everybody into flesh suits
It’s just a prank, bro.
The prank:
Funny, considering Iron Man didn't exist in the fifties, I'm pretty sure his mortal wound was a consequence of the Vietnam War specifically.
@@AbdurraheemRaqib10243
In the comic, his captors were asians.
@@aldiascholarofthefirstsin1051 Vietnam is in Asia.
Tony really reminds me of William afton trapping people in robot suit
Same thing happened to William Afton in FNAF with the animatronic suit that shredded his body to bits, fusing his body with the suit after a while.
Yeah
This alternate reality of ironman seems to be a great representation of tony's unrealistic dependencies on his suit and how all too often his obsession over his technology advances of the suit can and will eventually lead to horrific mishaps, case in point when he developed the nano tech for the suit based off of venom's symbiot race and it drove not just him but most of the human race to insanity.
it did?
i thought the endosym armo worked pretty well its just it made tony get really egotestical again for how op it was.
the i think the might have happend in the ultimates timelime going by the games.
That's not what happened. Tony was a hold over from the Axis event, being one of the few to still have a reversed sense of morality. He got people addicted to Extremis so he could make boat loads of money. The Endo Sym is separate and is in no way a negative creation, with Tony providing the only bit of sentience, as it merely responds like a klyntar.
That’s not what happened xd, at least if you are referring to the endo sym suit
Thanos: "okay, I won't snap the universe if you keep this version of Tony away from me."
In thanos case his skin is much stronger and resilient compared to human skin plus the armor wouldn't be able to fuse and melt thanos skin
@@SpiderTrickster I'm afraid that this Tony would actually develop a suit big enough for Thanos with an upgraded system that could melt Thanos' skin off.
@@JBrander considering thanos skin in comics can handle black holes...tony ain't got shit
Joke about thanos but me I’m just thinking this would be what gets magneto to finally convince trask, Kelly, and a lot of the human suprematists to surrender the earth in exchange for stopping the iron men.
@@gageunruh3574 Ngl if tony managed to fit thanos in a suit, the suit would probably be like "what the fuk" *malfunctions
*"Pepper."*
*_"I don't like the way skin feels on my body."_*
*"Do you like the way **_Your_** skin feels on **_Your_** body?"*
*"You don't?"*
@@porterbrown836"Then why don't you pull it off!?"
𝗣𝘂𝗹𝗹 𝗼𝗳𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘀𝗸𝗶𝗻.
Or I will
This feels like a comic book writer was listening to Black Sabath’s Iron Man and went, “yeah I could do that”
Who knew Junji Ito would make a marvel comic as a side job ☕
Ayyy a fellow Junji Ito fan
I swear this story feel like something Junji would write
@@asianinthetree8912 True.
This suit... IT WAS MADE FOR ME
@@asianinthetree8912 same it definitely has vibes to his writing especially the ending
Has he lost his mind?
Can he see or is he blind?
Can he walk at all
Or if he moves, will he fall?
Is he alive or dead?
Has he thoughts within his head?
We'll just pass him there
Why should we even care?
He was turned to steel
In the great magnetic field
When he traveled time
For the future of mankind
Nobody wants him
He just stares at the world
Planning his vengeance
That he will soon unfurl
Now the time is here
For Iron Man to spread fear
Vengeance from the grave
Kills the people he once saved
Nobody wants him
They just turn their heads
Nobody helps him
Now he has his revenge
Heavy boots of lead
Fills his victims full of dread
Running as fast as they can
Iron Man lives again
That was great.
What is that
@@thomasvangompel7211 Iron Man by Black Sabbath
Yes!
This version of iron man does kinda fit Black Sabbath iron man though not as evil
My man Tony became William Afton and got springlocked
When Iron Man became William Afton.
Looks like Tony is letting it all out before November
Thats cool, but did they ever explain WHY his skin was fusing to the armour?
Because the armor thought that the human flesh was weak, so it destroys it so he stays in the armor
@@Thatoneinternetguy ooh right, thanks for explaining that
@@BoyPorcelain nah, he used gorilla glue instead of body wash
@@Thatoneinternetguy "from the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh...it disgusted me."
@@diseasedwombat5611 ur right
That thumbnail got all of us
Dude became a crab - replaced his skeleton with an exoskeleton
There's 2 type of mind at this video
1. Ironman is suffering horribly
2. Ironman failed no nut november
WHY NOT BOTH!?
He couldnt edge to pepper properly and paid the ultimate price
Holy shit it's just straight up the doctor who Cybermen all over again.
As well as william afton's suit stuffing shenanigans.
@@AveryTomfoolerySpecialist3682 but worse
@@AveryTomfoolerySpecialist3682not really though as The cybermen first appeared long before fnaf in 1964
That thumbnail is unhinged. 🤣
This takes “Because Tony learns from his mistakes” to a whole new level
I really like when Iron Man said "Its Fleshing Time" and starts fleshing out of everyone.
Truly one of the comics of all time
I too love it when in the Iron Man Movie, Tony Stark says "It's Fleshin' time" and becomes fleshed out as a a character. Truly writing.
@@TheActualRealDrPepper lol. That pun
I really like the scene where Tony kidnapped HBOmax Velma and stuffed her into a suit all while he says "Jinkies."
Truly moving story telling!
@@AndyLeeVlogs if only that were true😔
He basically transformed into a Plague Marine.
No, Plague Marines would have far rustier armor.
Just give it time
Even has the flesh bulging from his armor and leaking fluids, perfect fit
Plague marine lite. Nurgle deems this as mid.
@@TY-PO true, not leaking true filth nor covered in corrosion
Springtrap be like: Aw man he is my brother.
Perfect for Halloween. Thanks for doing this man 😊
You’re in two sides:
“That’s horrifying!”
“Man got nut all over his suit.”
that's horrifying! he got nut all over his suit
Nut man
Eventually to NU NU NU NU NU
To the Batman theme song
This aint Iron Man this is NUT MAN
I mean… he does have nut all over his suit
This was more disturbing than any horror movie or game I’ve seen.
F-f-five nights at fr-
@@DiabloUST bo
@@DiabloUST *no
This was literally the 80's movie The Fly. Like, EXACTLY. Dude turns into a horrible mutated flesh rotting human fly hybrid. First he's scared then thinks it's awesome then wants to make everyone like him. Except here Tony wins at the end, while the Fly gets f*cked
Crossed.... I can't. get it out. of my head. I quiver when any sound goes bump in the night and ache whenever the dogs start barking at something or someone...
I remember in the earth x story tony was utterly afraid of the destructive potential he’d unleash if exposed to the terragin mists. So he locked himself in a giant mansion sized suit of armor that was air tight, regularly sterilized, and locked away from the world save for the iron avengers, and communication waves (also Scott lang and his daughter).
If this was the result of what would have happened I would say he had every reason to fear what would happen.
Terragin mists?
@@AJLord I say this out of love.
READ EARTH X!
Mansion sized suit of armor…
The writers for Earth x wouldn’t happen to be fans of WarHammer 40k?
@@Dwarg91 I’m not familiar with Warhammer, tried but it’s not as fun for me alone.
Also, read Earth X.
Yes, even if you read it before.
Is no one gonna notice how in the thumbnail there is white stuff coming out of someone’s suit 💀
Just finished reading darkhold a few days ago, thank you for reviewing it!
So basically tony Is William afton but in a different order of events
Pee paw Aftony
Tony stuffing others into his suits is basically a glorified version of fnaf
@@00Grimreaper00 It’s worse than FNAF, because it’s not just children being stuffed. It’s everyone.
@@TY-PO Honestly not sure what's scarier, the man doing so believing it's with good intent, or the man that's doing so out of malevolence.
Springlocks suck.
This story sounds very familiar. There is a constant enemy in a show called Doctor Who in which humans create an 'upgrade' where everything inefficient is eradicated; weak flesh, brittle bones, interfering emotions. Essentially the cybermen became their own zombies, converting all to the steel bodies and iron emotions, until they had an empire.
Iron Man became a Cyberman
Just needs to start shouting "Delete"
William Afton’s backstory💀 :
Okay, now I like to imagine William Afton's Yellow Suit was like Iron Man.
@@NoelJohnCarlo
Cool, but deadly.
wow I didn't expect this to be scary but the story is really horrifying
The way they integrate Tony's and Pepper's relationship is just tragic.
I wish we got more of this alternate universe, what would the world be like with Ironman being this existential threat.
And intill hulk just smashes everything
@@robotx9285 it could be a great what if episode
@@fr0ck360 God damn your right, they really should just make this into a what if episode.
Maybe they could have a crossover between this Ironman and the super zombies.
"From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel."
“His body has become flubber.” Okay took me out of the dark mood for a second. 😂
Basically Tony becomes the Cyber King from Doctor Who.
Reminds me of another very similar comic, Iron Man: Rapture, where after getting an artificial heart Tony becomes obsessed with cybernetic enhancements and keeps cutting off parts of himself and replacing them with robot parts. Eventually he becomes Stark 2.0, with his brain implants having completely replaced the original Tony
I mean considering how badly the suit damaged his body, yeah I would have to agree with Tony don’t take off the suit. No turning back at that point. Definitely didn’t have to do it to everyone else though.
I can’t stop looking at the thumbnail without thinking of “this is my kingdom come-“
I want more horror interpretations of Marvel heroes. This was one was awesome. I’d love to see a BrightBurn version of Iron Man. We’ve had enough evil Supermen.
Ooo here's an idea!
Thor where the hammer gets damaged in a believeable way and ends up overloading when he tries to use to zap lightning at someone, where it ends up zapping HIMSELF.
So much so it reduces him to charred remains..
But it doesn't kill him, breaks his mind though.
3:06 for someone suppose to have no skin left, he sure have a lot of meat leaking out of his armor
Title: Iron Man Is A Flesh Monster.
The thumbnail: _No matter what we breed . . ._
@@optimusprimefanboy
It's not harmful content.
For one, these are actual comics. You gotta remember that. This is cartoon gore, which is totally acceptable for older audiences. So I'm guessing you're like, a little kid that stumbled onto this. Secondly, this guy does say it's pretty extreme. And it is. But this is what Marvel and DC puts out. Even their movies can delve into blood, violence, and gore. So is THAT harmful content? It becomes mainstream EVERYWHERE.
@@JeremyFinch42 shut up you are you serious
@@JeremyFinch42 oh I know
Ice bear is calling the cops to the report the channel
@@JeremyFinch42 why not man
Horror without jumpscares is the scariest. Change my mind
"And so the Man of Iron got his wish, a suit of armour, around the world."
This is absolutely terrifying, literally the last place I'd expect to see true meta body horror.
This is why you need elseworlds/what ifs and alternate universe stories in general. It’s just super interesting and you can do cool and in this case terrifying stuff with it.
the thumbnail bro, I am too dirty minded.
The tumbnail is sus
So Iron Man is now Springtrap
Oh boy, this was definitely the video to watch at 12:30am. Good night, don't let the mind altering flesh suit bite
We just gonna ignore the way the """"blood"""" looks
I think it’s pus?
@@outerheart9112 N U T
I thought the white fluid was some acid the suit was using to melt tony's body, therefore why it leaks from every single joint
nut suit
Me looking at the image: hehe C*m
Me after knowing the context: 😶
Imagine this monstrosity being a marvel villian in an alternate universe. He would be called, "IronTrap"
I’d hate to see the avengers have to fight Tony like this, but this is likely before they become a team. Dear lord image what the hulk buster would look like on hulk with his skin being melted. Then again, mating hulk’s healing factor could prevent the suit from doing too much damage? Maybe Tony would be still smart enough not to endlessly piss of hulk by melting off his flesh.
Would the suit consider hulk’s skin a weakness?
It seems to be stronger than earth materials
Well other than vibrainium and andima- antimu- the other metal of course
@@DoomSlayer-gj8qb Adamantium. The metal of cap’s shield and The stuff Wolverine’s skeleton is fused with
@@thegoldavenger.3829 caps shield is vibranium
@@DoomSlayer-gj8qb I believe it’s a mix actually. I could be wrong though
Between this and the short of a comic where a stranded astronaut loses his arms, then legs, then his torso, and finally his face and eyes as his suit consumes his body to keep him alive; I am convinced that I will NEVER put on a suit that can decinstruct my body.
I remember that comic. it was really horrifying.
@@halfknight2310 I spent a significant amount of brain power trying not to think of it after I watched that. I still do.
Mkms telling me the title?
Just skip the middleman and upload your consciousness directly into a robotic body. No muss; no fuss.
@@J0hnHenrySNEEDen The suit
I .. had no idea I woke up today wanting to be traumatized, but here we are! Nice video.
cool, they shoul make a short on this!
Me looking at all the white cream over his suit : "I am a grown adult. I am a grown adult. I am a grown adult."
"It's just a prank bro!"
The prank:
Spring trap:that's a fucking skill issue
Bro took "springlock failure" to another level💀
This was an excellent Halloween month episode
It’s fine. Didn’t need to sleep tonight. (Would love to see a modern day version of this though.)
This came out last year
@@Gyro___Zeppeli i think Noobish means something like this but with Iron Man's modern day tech and such, rather than with his first armor on
@@EliiGamer685 Ohhh, right, like a cyberpunk-ish version of the story where this happens much later on
Took the words 'iron man' very literal there.
Also I realized this is literally the same thing as Springtrap from fnaf. A skeletal zombie person inside a suit.
Iron man: you know i am kinda a “springtrap” myself!
“We interrupt Iron Man to bring you The Walten Files.”
NO! NO! GOD NO!
wrong there's no ceo man driving a truck which would be a subtle touch if the screen didn't go completely black and white at that moment
This is basically Dr who’s Cybermen, isn’t it?
As well as a slightly more horrifying version of FNAF
@@AveryTomfoolerySpecialist3682 no
@@AveryTomfoolerySpecialist3682 it feels more dr who then fnaf
This man straight up just became Marvel's equivalent of the Cybermen.
Nahhhh they made Springtrap travel to another world 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
after all tony was the man behind the slaughter all along
All the sudden, Iron Man became William Afton from Five Nights At Freddy’s, well just without the child killing
Now I see where FNAF got its inspiration for springtrap
ARE WE NOT GONNA TALK ABOUT THE THUMBNAIL
Ok I really need to stop my brain from thinking. I saw the thumbnail with Iron-Man an all the white liquid coming out and read "What's wrong, *pervert* ?" instead of "What's wrong, Pepper ?"
MICHAEL! DONT LEAVE ME HERE!
This gives a whole new meaning to putting a suit of armor on the world
This is what comics are made for
(Looks at thumbnail)
Did...Did Iron just cu-....
This is just Iron Man vs When Day Breaks
Bro became William Afton 💀💀