he is dying from within and with his legacy of his father from the past comes new ideas to rebuild his power source of unaimaginable powers that will have greater significance

Rating: 8/10 (20 June 2019)

So we get iron man 2 he has revealed to the world who he is and everyone is in for the kill coping his suits dealing with his fathers past not knowing why he didn't figure out why his father left him or helping him a big reveal will help design new power source unimaginable . He is losing the plot because of his old power source parties but others have ideas to keep him in line like shield and black widow avenger so with his mansion wrecked with war machine kicking his ass. his fathers old buddy has new ideas like ivan vanko whiplash who is played by micky Rourke he learns to replicate his power source and wants revenge for his father betrayal and finds him in Monaco race so his whips up a frenzy and has a government agent to help him so with the new war machines under vanko control we see he goes after iron man and at flushing meadows and a bitter battles ensue one by one they get picked off as iron man swoops down to save a boy who has an iron man mask on a pretends to kill the robot iron man does it for him and that boy his none other than the new spiderman so this film is building up nice for the team up with black widow on board and thor in the end trailers i saw this in the cinema and blu ray is special enjoy .
Mark IV (Iron Man 2)
Marvel
First Appearance: Iron Man #85 (1976), Iron Man 2 (2010)
A battle with the supervillain known as the Freak destroyed the Mk. III armor. The Mk. IV is one of the models with the longest lifespan, and was worn by Stark's friend James Rhodes during his tenure as Iron Man. This is typically Stark's backup suit whenever his modern armors fail him. In Iron Man 2, Stark wore the Mk. IV for most of the film until he completed the Mk. VI.
Mark V
Marvel
First Appearance: Iron Man #142 (1981), Iron Man 2 (2010)
There is very little similarity between the Mk. V armor in the comics and that of the film. Where the film's version is a portable one-off used in the race track fight against Whiplash (and subsequently disposed of), the comics version was meant for space exploration and to fight the villain Sunturion. Because of Stark's advancements in technology, though, it clearly doesn't get a lot of play.
Mark VI
Marvel
First Appearance: Iron Man #218 (1987), Iron Man 2 (2010)
Another suit that has very little similarities between its two versions, the Mk. VI was made in the comics specifically for underwater excursions. Everything was reworked to function in the ocean depths, plus the ability to jettison its wearer if escape was needed. In Iron Man 2, Stark makes the armor after creating a new element for his Arc Reactor. And as we saw in Avengers, it was the first suit to have underwater capabilities - and the first to get all dinged up by Helicarrier blades.