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The armor was gray in its first appearance, but Iron Man gave it gold plating in the subsequent issue, and a few issues thereafter it was replaced by the red and gold look that the character became identified with. [128] The character constantly seeks to develop newer, more advanced variations on the armor, and he frequently designs specialized models for specific purposes. [129] These include the space armor, the stealth armor, and the deep sea armor, [130] as well as the Hulkbuster armor to engage in combat with the Hulk. [129] Developments in the armor's design often reflect real world advances in technology as well as trends in science fiction. [131] The use of a technological suit of armor has allowed artists to frequently make changes to the character's appearance without controversy. [111] Started out, J.A.R.V.I.S. was just a natural language UI. Now he runs the Iron Legion. He runs more of the business than anyone besides Pepper.And we can get it easy form google and do it. " ― Tony Stark to Bruce Banner [src] Pepper Potts is an employee of Stark Industries that Tony Stark promoted to his executive assistant. As he had little interest in running the business, much of the management was handled by her. [135] When Stark became Iron Man and began taking responsibility for his company, she taught him how to manage the business. [65] When Potts is injured by an explosion and receives a heart injury similar to Iron Man's, he installs the arc reactor technology in her. [136] She eventually becomes the CEO of Stark Industries. [137] Iron Man built her a set of armor in secret, and after finding it she became the superhero Rescue. [138] Half-Face - Vietnamese scientist commissioned by his Communist rulers to develop a new explosive for use in the war. Douglas, Edward (May 2, 2008). "Robert Downey Jr. is Iron Man!". Superhero Hype. Archived from the original on January 17, 2014 . Retrieved May 26, 2022.