I've been waiting a year for this. (cue the Black Sabbath music)

In the Iron Man movies and comics, Tony Stark has his super cool toys and gadgets. Well, his toy figurines have some pretty cool toys, too.

I've made no secret for my love of the Hot Toys Movie Masterpiece line of collectible figurines in the past. So, when I discovered that they were having an exhibition event in Tokyo, I immediately set about finding some way to go.

Iron Man? More like Medicine Man. Or in this Chinese TV spot, Kang Zhi Ba Man.

This morning we're looking at the art of Justin Fields, who over the last few years has worked at some of Hollywood's best concept and effects studios, such as The Aaron Sims Company, Amalgamated Dynamics and Halon Entertainment.

Despite the luke-warm responses to Iron Man 3's special China cut, the movie's co-production company is looking to make the Chinese portions (most of which are cut from international release) into a short prologue film.

Gazillion Entertainment throws open the doors to Marvel Heroes this weekend, giving Iron Man fans across the country a chance to slip into a Stark suit and do some damage, Diablo-style.

There are two versions of Iron Man 3: One is the international version, and the other is the Chinese version, with added scenes. This version was made especially for the People's Republic. But that certainly doesn't mean everybody there likes it.

Iron Man 3 is a big budget Hollywood production. What do you do when you want to recreate the movie's trailer and don't want to spend hundreds of millions of dollars? Something like this, I guess.

Iron Man 3 is out in South Korea. And the country has an official Iron Man 3 cake to prove it.

Before a weapon produced by his own company left him no choice but to become a better man, Tony Stark was a textbook billionaire industrialist playboy, motivated by money and power, with a penchant for glamorous things. He was the sort of guy that would create Iron Man 3: The Official Video Game, in which players have…

In Taiwan, Iron Man 3 isn't the only super hero movie debuting this spring. There's another one.

I've been staying away from Iron Man 3 trailers, as I stay away from most trailers these days, because I like to enjoy the best parts of a movie when I actually see the movie for the first time, thank you.

I can name every one of the 18 Iron Man armors buildable in Gameloft's official movie tie-in, coming April 25 to iOS and Android, and it only took me ten seconds.

To promote Iron Man 3's Hong Kong release, there's a really cool tech demo at Hysan Place shopping mall. Powered by Hot Toys and pure awesome, it allows people to wear virtual Iron Man armor. And after you suit up, you can dance around like a goofball.

Will Iron Man 3 break the film franchise's streak of crappy game adaptations? Gameloft might be onto something here.

He's a supporting character, second fiddle to Downey Jnr.'s gold-riddled heroics, but when it comes to flag-waving robot suit ass-kicking, nobody does it more American than Don Cheadle's Iron Patriot.

The newest teaser for Marvel Comics' upcoming action flick shows a bit more of the drama surrounding Tony Stark as his life blows up around him. There's political tension involving a new President, best friend Rhodey flying around in the Iron Patriot armor from the comics and Mr. Stark himself looking decidedly…