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James Rhodes

CTL-W-1206 · Work

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Tony Stark's armored best friend; War Machine

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Tony Stark's armored best friend; War Machine

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James Rhodes first appeared in Iron Man #118 in 1979 as a military pilot who works for Tony Stark; writer David Michelinie and artists John Byrne and Bob Layton were his creators; he later took over as Iron Man and eventually became War Machine.

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