Virginia "Pepper" Potts is a fictional character, a supporting character and a love interest of Iron Man in the Marvel Comics Universe. She first appears in Tales of Suspense #45 (September 1963) and was created by Stan Lee and Don Heck. In 2007, she joined the Fifty State Initiative under the codename Hera, and after being given her own suit of armor by Tony Stark, assumed the codename Rescue in The Invincible Iron Man #14. She is portrayed...
Stark interrupts Pepper while she is watching the stock report criticize the ...
Christine speaks out of turn as Pepper hands her her clothing. Pepper puts he...
Pepper and Stark almost kiss, before it can happen she asks him to get her a ...
Pepper walks in to the workshop while the robotics are taking the Iron man su...
Pepper walks back into the workshop and picks up the disk to carry out the as...
Christine underestimates Pepper status in Stark's life. She also underestimat...
Tony is working on a engines in his workshop when Pepper enters.
With Stane's arm around his shoulder, Tony eats his cheeseburger as he walks ...
Tony is working on a engines in his workshop when Pepper enters and begins to...
Pepper complains about the stress that Tony puts her through.
Agent Coulson breaks into Section 16. There is no sign of Stane, as yet.
As Pepper tries to get Tony to pat attention to business details the conversa...
Pepper touches the side of the cavity when pulling the wire out of the reacto...
After Pepper informs Tony that she has plans for her birthday, he gives her d...
Pepper touches the side of the cavity when pulling the wire out of the reacto...
Stark, reclining in his work shop, pulls the original arch reactor out of his...
In his workshop, Pepper attempts to get Starks to focus on business and to ge...
Pepper asks Stark what he want she should do with the original reactor. She r...
Stane takes aim at Stark, who is barely hanging on to the skylight above the ...
Tony tries to get Pepper to go on another vacation. Pepper tells him that she...
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