Justin Hammer is a fictional character that has appeared in various comic book series published by Marvel Comics. As a frequent adversary of the superhero Iron Man, Justin Hammer exists in Marvel's main shared universe, known as the Marvel Universe. He first appeared in Iron Man (1st series) #120 (March 1979). As he explains in his first major appearance, Hammer is the reason why many of Iron Man's supervillain enemies have access to extremely...
Ivan tries to convince Justin Hammer that a drone is better than a man-pilote...
Justin shows Ivan Vanko around his factory and his pre-production model of hi...
Justin tells Ivan that he had better wow everyone with the Iron Man drones.
Justin tells Ivan that he is having a hard time finding pilots to work in his...
Justin Hammer tells Tony that he's got a car entered in the Monte Carlo Grand...
Justin Hammer defends the human testing they did on an Iron Man copy.
Justin Hammer shows Col. Rhodes a 40mm grenade launcher.
Ivan tells Justin that the suits are ready to be shown off, but not demonstra...
Justin Hammer tries to convince Ivan Vanko to work with him.
Justin Hammer tries to paint the Iron Man suit as a sword rather than a shiel...
Justin Hammer tells Ivan that he can't speak Russian.
Justin Hammer tells Ivan Vanko that he was impressed with his attack on Tony.
Justin shows off the War Machine.
Tony tells Justin that if he invents something that works, then he'll give Ju...
Justin Hammer shows Col. Rhodes a super smart bullet.
Justin suggests that the technician try the Russian alphabet to hack the drones.
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