One-Punch Man’screator, Yusuke Murata, just demonstrated that he would be an amazing illustrator for a new MarvelIron Manseries. Comics and manga have always shared a fun dynamic of mutual inspiration, and manga artists like Murata continually create incredible works of art that depict superheroes with that iconic manga flare.

OnX, aOne-Punch Manfan account shared one of Murata’s illustrations, which depictshis interpretation of Marvel’s Iron Man.TheIron Manportrait is a close-up of Tony Stark in his classic suit, taking off his mask. The art showcases a vibrant iteration of Iron Man’s mech suit with an incredible amount of detailing that encapsulates Tony Stark’s high-tech superhero design and his powerful yet confident personality.

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The piece does a wonderful job of capturing the essence of Iron Man and shows off Murata’s talents, which were also apparent in previous designs for characters in Capcom, Mega Man, and One-Punch Man.

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Iron Man Has Never Looked Better

Murata is known for his art in the popular manga and later anime series,One-Punch Man, but Murata has also created many other memorable manga, such as the famous American football manga,Eyeshield 21.Murata has also previously partnered with Marvel to create several stunning variant covers,specifically forAmazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows#4, and illustrations forSpider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, showing his art style is very compelling within the world of Marvel Comics. Iron Man is one of Marvel’s biggest heroes, and Tony Stark has never looked better as he is depicted inMurata’s art style.

Stark’s cockiness, which is so often the highlight of his character, is displayed in his simple yet effective expression in Murata’s illustration.

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Tony Stark is known for his advanced suits of armor with their sleek red and gold color scheme and portrayal of cutting-edge technology, and Murata’s art goes above and beyond to make these aspects of Iron Man stand out. Stark’s cockiness, which is so often the highlight of his character, is displayed in his simple yet effective expression in Murata’s illustration. The new takes on Stark’s mech suits, such as Iron Man’s mask piece containing mini rocket thrusters, still have a very “Iron Man” aesthetic while also adding a uniquely manga-inspired look.

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Murata’s character illustrations are incredibly elegant, but they also portray a particular fluidity that is often depicted in manga while sometimes neglected in Western comics.Many Marvel comic books are inspired by mangaand have also gotten shonen or shojo-style redesigns, such as inUltimate X-Menby Peach Momoko.Iron Man in particulartranslates very well to manga, as his advanced suit designs take inspiration from the Japanese mecha genre, and Murata highlights how well Tony Stark’s hero design looks in a style akin to aOne-Puch Mancover.

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One-Punch Manis a superhero manga with incredibly unique characters that exude power and personality - which can also be said of Tony Stark and his hero persona, Iron Man. It makes sense that Iron Man would look incredible in theOne-Punch Manart style, especially when considering Tony Stark’s various mech-inspired designs. Murata’s art style makes him a great candidate to pioneer an Iron Man series, as his previous works - especiallyOne-Punch Man- illustrate an understanding of unique character design, and hisIron Manart is no exception.

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Iron Man

Anthony “Tony” Edward Stark, AKA Iron Man, is a Marvel Comics superhero who has enjoyed several years of the spotlight and has become a mainstay in several Marvel media franchises. After suffering a critical injury, Tony creates a specialized armored suit powered by an arc reactor, which keeps him alive. Egotistical but good-hearted, Tony utilizes his super intellect and inventions to fight to protect humanity from various threats, eventually becoming a founding member of the Avengers. In 2008, the Marvel Cinematic Universe was kicked off with the film Iron Man, which starred Robert Downey Jr. as the superhero.

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