18 Facts About Titanium Man

Titanium Man is the name of two supervillains appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Titanium Man assigned the scientists to create a powerful suit of titanium armor based on Iron Man's technology, though the inferior resources available to the scientists meant that the armor was twice the size of Iron Man's.

Enraged, Iron Man soundly defeated Titanium Man, and left him in the murky depths of the Hudson River.

Sometime later, during a space mission to destroy an enormous asteroid that threatened to impact on Earth, a Titanium Man, stated his name was Andy Stockwell, and had never had a connection with the USSR.

Titanium Man battled Spider-Man there and made a withdrawal after Spidey damaged his helmet with his cybernetic claws, but not without saying to a camera in Spider-Man's Iron Spider suit a planned talk which Stark used in the Congress in rejection of the SRA.

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Titanium Man reappeared, this time in Russia, as a member of the rogue Soviet super-rebel group called Remont Six.

Titanium Man was knocked out by Darkstar, but was apparently not captured.

When Titanium Man entered one of Doctor Octopus' facilities, he was defeated by Scorpion despite his best efforts.

Titanium Man was killed in combat with Iron Man during the first "Armor Wars" when the titanium in the suit exceeded its combustible temperature.

Sometime later, during a space mission to destroy an enormous asteroid that threatened to impact on Earth, a Titanium Man, claiming to be this same person, stated his name was Andy Stockwell, and had never had a connection with the USSR.

Titanium Man was contacted and hired, ostensibly through the Hammer again, to do a mercenary job for Tony Stark in his effort to stop the superhuman registration bill.

Recently, the Titanium Man reappeared, this time in Russia, as a member of the rogue Soviet super-rebel group called Remont Six.

Titanium Man was knocked out by Darkstar, but was apparently not captured.

Titanium Man was among Iron Man's villains recruited by Mandarin and Zeke Stane to assist in a plot to take down Iron Man.

Titanium Man boasted that his armor was made to last, not, like American technology, "with planned obsolescence" .

Boris Bullski, the original Titanium Man, possessed enhanced strength due to treatments given to him by the Soviet government to augment his physiology, making him grow into an 11-foot-tall giant.

Titanium Man later appears as a free agent working for Hydra, though he is later killed by Doombots.

Titanium Man is mentioned in and serves as one of the titular characters of the Wings song "Magneto and Titanium Man", written and produced by Paul McCartney.