This, from Gail Simone's fill-in story in Tony Stark: Iron Man #13, elicits a genuine giggle.

That's a lot of dysfunction to pack into just three panels, Tony. (From Tony Stark: Iron Man #12)

I'd be worried too, Rhodey. (From Tony Stark: Iron Man #12)

Dan Slott's run on Iron Man is, for the most part, an absolute mess -- but it does have a few shining moments. This, from Tony Stark: Iron Man #11, is one such scene.

Unfriendly reminder: a few years ago - well beyond the point Marvel lost the plot and basically stopped producing a good Iron Man title - blind squirrel Brian Michael Bendis (who otherwise couldn't write Tony to save his life) found a nut. More specifically, he suddenly remembered Tony's generosity of spirit:

From Invincible Iron Man #11 (2017)

So: Tony funds orphanages and rehabilitation programs -- but according to 2020 Marvel, he's a guy who's never "looked past his privilege."

2020 Marvel is terminally stupid.

(Yes, I'm still on about that. I will die on this hill, damn it.)

Iron Man in the 616: The Complete Read-Through
(Will be continuously updated.)

Ol' Shellhead (Earliest Comics)

Demon in a Bottle

Relapse (Covering the Deliverance Arc)

End Volume 1

Antebellum (Covering Late 90's & Pre-Civil War Period)

More Discussion of Volume 4

The 2021 Iron Man Annual

The Darkhold: Iron Man

All My Commentary on Cantwell's Iron Man Run

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More General Commentary on the 616:

Tony Stark's "Arrogance": A Recent Invention