Remember the Iron Man 2 suitcase scene? (It was the best, worst, most ludicrous part of the film.) Now that suit actually exists, minus every technology of note, for motorcycle riding! Price TBA.

And one of those was the suitcase armor. He just puts his hands in the thing, and it turns into an Iron Man costume, just like in the ’90s animated series.

The latest motorcycle suit inspired by a comic book movie puts you in Tony Stark’s Iron Man 2 armor — complete with a glowing chest arc reactor — for just $1,100. (Unfortunately, it doesn ...

Lots of people want a real-life Iron Man suit, but one YouTuber made his dream a reality. After years of work and more than $50,000 in parts, Jake Laser pulled a Tony Stark and made himself a ...

Iron Man 2 is a design marvel, from the realization of Tony Stark’s suitcase armor to the high-powered, heavy-metal set pieces. We talked to production designer J. Michael Riva and conceptual ...

As you may recall, Robert Downey Jr. ‘s Tony Stark wears this specific set of armor in 2010’s Iron Man 2. One of the more famous alternate Iron Man armors, the suit was introduced as Tony’s ...

The Mark III armor is arguably the first suit to truly define Iron Man's cinematic look. Debuting in the final act of Iron Man (2008), it introduced the now-iconic red-and-gold color scheme.

Tech Sgt. Frank Pillar in his Iron Man suit Pillar got to work in earnest in September of that year, buying two “hobby-level” 3D printers and teaching himself how to use them.

The movie lands May 7 in the U.S., and every day until then, we’ll have behind-the-scenes scoops on the summer’s most anticipated film and a look at all things Iron Man.