Marvel Comics have been around for over six decades, which means plenty of heroes had a chance to have kids who went on to follow them.

Tony Stark isn't the only superhero who has sported an iron suit of armor in the MCU – ten other Marvel characters have ...

CNBC Changemaker & Clear CEO Caryn Seidman Becker speaks with CNBC's Julia Boorstin about transforming Clear from a bankrupt travel company into a secure identity platform serving over 27 million ...

After Episodes 4-6 of the Ironheart series surprised everyone by turning Alden Ehrenreich’s Ezekiel ‘Zeke’ Stane into a villain for Dominique Thorne’s Riri Williams, the actor has come out ...

Ironheart brings Riri to the forefront and connects her to Zeke Stane, a character with ties to a major Iron Man villain in the MCU.

Ezekiel ‘Zeke’ Stane’s fate in Ironheart explained, from Parker’s control to his unresolved future with Riri and advanced tech upgrades.

Riri Williams might have just turned Zeke Stane into a villain. She left his bio-mesh behind, which might end up getting traced back to him and could send him down a villainous path where he turns ...

Ironheart showrunner Chinaka Hodge discusses Alden Ehrenreich's Joe McGillicuddy and his surprise connection to 2008's Iron Man.

Iron Man's first enemy in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is back, but not in the way some audiences may expect. The first supervillain of the Iron Man movie trilogy - and by proxy, the first villain in ...

That’s when Riri figures it out: Joe is actually Ezekiel Stane, the son of Obadiah Stane, Iron Man’s first enemy. In the original Iron Man movie, Obadiah was Tony Stark’s business partner who secretly ...

Obadiah became his Iron Monger persona from the comics to fight Tony Stark, who eventually died in the large-scale arc reactor explosion in the film, concluding his character arc. While Iron Man ...

While Obadiah Stane might have assembled the first Iron Monger suit in Iron Man, the movie didn’t give him that title. It was hinted in a boardroom scene where Stane said, “We’re iron mongers—we make ...