Tony Stark solved the icing problem and subsequent power
shutdown from the Mark II armor by creating a new armor made of a gold-titanium
alloy. Stark Industries' signature targeting systems were added
to the Mark III. Each projectile weapon, carrying its own microcomputer, could
communicate wirelessly with the targeting system even after launch, tracking
the most mobile targets and even changing targets en route.
The Mark III System, made of lightweight yet extraordinarily strong alloy shell, offers remarkable durability without compromising mobility. This armor was
constructed as a flexible foundation from which further improvements can be
made. A series of flaps improve the aerodynamics, while new
weapons enrich its offensive capabilities. These weapons include repulsor beams
on the palms, the unibeam on the chest and forearm missiles. There are
supplementary batteries hidden in the sides; jet-engine vents have been fitted
inside the boots to disperse the heat of the built-in repulsors needed for
flight mode. This armor was retired from service after being severely damaged
during the battle against the Iron Monger, and put on display in the Hall of Armors.
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