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Ironman's Uniform Comparison

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Superheroes expand on the imagination of what humans can be. They have qualities that make the impossible possible. There are two superheros that have qualities that are more realistic. Ironman and Batman have no powers, they are just two men who have the resources to make the world a better place. There are multiple traits to a superhero: the uniform, the secret identity, the hideout, the sidekick, and some other characteristics A uniform is a vital part of a superhero. Batman’s uniform has some gadgets that only Batman has for example the batarang. Along with the gadgets of the uniform come how it serves as body armor. His uniform is designed to be able to protect his body from most anything. With all this design comes mobility. If a hero can’t move he can’t fight crime. Batman’s suit has a cape which helps him glide through the air making him even …show more content…

Ironman’s parents died in a car accident on a dark night. Ironman’s love interest is his secretary, Pepper Potts. Ironman gets his wealth from the business that his Dad started called stark industries. When it comes to superheroes most don’t have a business. However, Batman does have a business. His company is Wayne Ind. which was given to him from his family. This company has so many branches it is hard to mention it all. The net worth of Batman is 9.2 billion dollars. Unlike Batman, Ironman’s business is a weapons company. His company is Stark Ind. which his father started. The company started off with weapons and transformed into an energy company. Ironman’s net worth is slightly larger and is 12.4 billion dollars. Every superhero has a secret identity. Batman is Bruce Wayne in real life. In the public he is the ceo of Wayne Enterprises. The public does not know the secret identity. Just like Batman, Ironman has a secret identity. His identity is Tony Stark. In the public he is the ceo and owner of Stark Ind. however the public does know his secret

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