Comparing Jon Favreau's Iron Man And Spider-Man

‘The Spider-Man’ (the movie) is also a journey filled with adventure, thrill, excitement, making possible the impossible, conquering hearts and, performing feats which are best left to Dream Land, the world of fantasy.

The first Iron Man with Robert Downey Jr. came out in 2008 originally a comic book series and tv show remake. Iron Man starts off as Tony Stark a businessman on a trip for his job and being attacked and held captive until escaping by making the first version of the Iron Man suit. After there were many conflicts involving attacks with other robotic machines. American mythology writer Joseph Campbell suggests that most hero’s follow a specific pattern called the hero’s journey. In this pattern the hero leaves their regular life and plunges into the unknown with many challenges to overcome.

A large part of any story, especially one with the quest archetype, is love. Since the first time he sees Mary-Jane at the age of six, Peter Parker (Spider-Man) has loved her. At this time, Peter even asked his aunt: “Aunt May, Aunt May, is that an angel?” This truly displays how much Spider-Man adores Mary-Jane. In fact, Peter will do anything to help her. For example, near the beginning of the film, Peter saves Mary-Jane from slipping in the cafeteria. Because of his powerful love of Mary-Jane, Peter also faces consequences, though. His enemies, such as the Goblin Goblin, can manipulate him using Mary-Jane as a bribe, or ransom.

If you were to compare Tony Stark to Bruce Wayne again, they are similar in the way that they are both billionaire geniuses who use their money to fight crime. Their background stories are a little different, because of Bruce’s tragic upbringing after his parents were murdered. There are many comic book characters who become the hero they are because of a tragedy, like Spider Man and the death of Uncle Ben. Some heroes are a little different such as the Green Lanterns, they usually don’t have this devastating past; they are given a ring if they are found worthy, or Thor, who was born a God.

First and foremost, the hero Spider-Man starts with the creative ideas that Stan Lee developed in 1962. Chaston asserts that “Stan Lee is the best-known costumed superhero of the Marvel Comics universe and the star of several comic books and television series.” Lee is a figurehead for every superhero enthusiast in the world. A true icon whose visionary masterpieces have developed into true inspirational role models for millions of people in the world. In a Time.com website, “How Spider-Man Was Born,” the author, Nolan Feeney, states that one day, Lee’s publisher tells him that he must come up with a new superhero idea. That day, Lee goes home and starts thinking about what a new hero will be

Stories of heroes have been told, written, and passed down since the beginning of time; each unique but following a tight pattern. Joseph Campbell was the first to notice this and wrote a book called The Hero With A Thousand Faces. Campbell wrote about the similarities of every hero’s journey while breaking it down into three steps: Departure, Initiation, and Return. In his book, Campbell compares many old Greek myths and heroic tales from centuries ago, and although he focuses on ancient myths, modern hero stories follow Campbell’s stages just as closely. Ironman is a prime example of a modern story that follows Campbell’s pattern. Tony Stark (Ironman) is an eccentric

First and Foremost, the hero Spider-Man started with a creative ideas that Stan Lee developed in 1962. Nolan Feeney, a journalist, and a staff editor at Entertainment Weekly states that one day, Lee’s publisher told him that he must come up with a new superhero idea. That day, Lee went home and started thinking about what would a new hero be like. He saw a fly was climbing on the wall, so he came up with an idea that a new hero should be able to climb walls. He started to randomly call out the new hero’s name, Fly-Man, Insect -Man, and Mosquito Man;

Lee was in the lowest point of his comic book career and was about to change careers. He decided to give it one last go by writing two different superhero stories: The Fantastic Four and The Amazing Spider-Man. These two stories defied the superhero graphic at the time with the Fantastic Four being a family turned superhero team and Spider-Man being the first teen superhero that was not a sidekick. Spider-Man put a grand effect on people as it put a realistic high school student struggling with the loss of his parental figure. The origin of Spider-Man is shown in Amazing Fantasy #15. Peter Parker was a “hard working honor student” constantly rejected being seen as a nerd. One day, however, Peter is bitten by a radioactive spider that somehow grants Peter the “proportionate speed, strength and agility of a spider” (Marvel Masterworks: The Amazing Spider-Man). After finding these powers, Peter later exploits them for himself as a wrestler winning money nightly. One night, a thief is running from a cop with Peter in front of him. Instead of stopping the thief, Peter arrogantly lets the thief go and tells the cop, “Sorry, pal! That’s your job!... From now on I just look out for number one -- that means -- me!” (Marvel Masterworks: The Amazing Spider-Man). Peter would later find out that the same thief he had let escape would kill his Uncle Ben. After he hands the thief to the police as Spider-Man, he tells himself, “If only I had stopped when I could have! But I didn’t -- and now -- Uncle Ben -- is dead” (Marvel Masterworks: The Amazing Spider-Man). In the story, Parker is an intelligent, socially awkward, and often bullied young teenager who has parental figures in his life. This allowed him to be more relatable and more interesting to readers who were accustomed with characters like Superman who is an alien on Earth, Wonder Woman who is a goddess, and Batman who is a

Constract is that spiderman parents die when he was little,he was living with his aunt and uncle but mom her husband die and she have to do everything by herself but her son took the leadership like his dad.

Captain America and other superheroes did not agree with parts of this act because if they give up their identity the villains would know who their true identity is and be able to find out who their loved ones are and that could put their lives in danger. When Spider-Man unmasked himself to the world every criminal he put in jail or is his menace, they all knew his true identity was, Peter Parker. Kingpin was one of the men that had a grudge against Spider-man and he sent a sniper to Peter Parker’s house and shot his beloved Aunt May and kills her. That was a sacrifice Spider-Man made after he showed himself to the

Iron Man considers it it’s his duty and obligation to use all his genius and resources to fight the evil that affects the world. Batman In the Beginning was drive by revenge, wanted to capture the murderer of his Parents. However Over time, his desire for retribution is expanded to the notion of crime in itself, but is kept far from personal impulses. Iron Man, First it was the guilt he was driven by the need of redemption for all the lives that were took by result of his armory, he wanted to eliminate the threats of the world to which he himself supplied weapons. Gradually it became a question of ego and need to control every possible aspect concern with security and trying to achieving lasting peace in the

When Peter Parker was 15 years old he got bitten from a radioactive spider. It made him have super strength, the ability to shoot webs, climb walls, and have spider senses with insane reflexes. After he found out he got his powers he named himself, “your friendly neighborhood Spider-man”. He saves lives and stops enemies for the good. He never wants credit for what he does but likes a thanks. He takes time out of his life to help out New York when he has a life of his own. Peter Parker was a young intelligent man before he got his super powers, he uses his intelligence to find out his enemies’ weaknesses.

Life is a struggle between the desires of oneself and the still, quiet voice that calls us to a greater existence. This statement speaks of the inner battle that we all face, and it is the reason Spiderman 2 mirrors my cinematic vision as a whole. In Spiderman 2, Peter Parker is facing the reality of what it means to be a superhero. This reality is that in order to continue on helping and saving his city, his life personally must suffer greatly. In other words, to be Spiderman Peter must in a way give his own life-his own personal dreams and desires. A hero facing the decision of choosing himself or the needs of others and despite all the horrible reality that sacrificing ones desires entails still decides to choose the latter is in fact the exact type of hero I am trying to create in my own story. In fact, it is the main inspiration for everything I wish to write. Even the ending of the film is quite similar to the way I wish to end my film in that when the

Iron man is the greatest of all super heroes because he wears a suit for anyone, he gains powerful abilities, and he can improve his suit whenever he wants. Iron man’s suit is something that any average human being can wear. For instance, at one point his best friend steals the suit from him and learns how to use it. This appeals to me because this doesn’t require me to have any special abilities, but just be an average person who can wear the suit. Other strong qualities about Iron Man are his skills such as flying or using a repulsor beam to blast his enemies. Iron man has complete flight control and has been able to even fly into space. He can use a beam of light from his chest or hands to destroy bad guys. Lastly, Iron Man’s suit

Due to many of the comics made by Marvel being turned into movies, a wider audience has been created than just avid comic book readers. It is easy to get characters mixed up without reviewing all of the divergent details of them. However, it is important to also review the many facets of them that bring them together to fight crime. One of the most popular stories is of the Avengers, which features many characters including Captain America and Iron Man. Tony Stark, or Iron Man, is widely known as a narcissistic playboy with an infrequent regard for others. The complexity of technology in the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been heavily influenced his own choices and methods of protecting others, as well as his intelligence. On the opposite side of the spectrum, Steve Rogers (or Captain America) is most known for his altruistic demeanor, as well as his heavily vocalized wisdom. Iconic in American culture, he is a major catalyst in his own, as well as a fictional American story. Though Tony Stark and Steve Rogers are different in terms of personality, they have some very similar life experiences that have influenced who they are as people. Tony’s selflessness is what links him to Steve Rogers and makes their friendship meaningful. They connect the most with their interest in helping people, though their methods may be different.