(Video link) Above is the official trailer for Iron Man 3, in which we will catch up with Tony Stark after the events of this year's The Avengers. And it looks like he's, well, going through some stuff and having to deal with things related to Tony Stark and not just Iron Man. And then also the Iron Man stuff, like his new foe the Mandarin (played by Sir Ben Kingsley). This is what I like the most about superhero movies — when they remember they're people, too. (via MarvelUK on YouTube)
Presenting the Iron Man 3 trailer, in which Tony Stark is having a hard time dealing with himself
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