DC’s Superman Tears Down Marvel’s Iron Man AKA Robert Downey Jr In This INCREDIBLE Fan Art

We all know how powerful Superman is and he’s nearly impossible to beat.

DC’s Superman Tears Down Marvel’s Iron Man AKA Robert Downey Jr In This INCREDIBLE Fan Art

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DC and Marvel have been clashed with each other always ever since we remember. Stephen Byrne who happens to be a popular name in the animation world and is a successful artist of Wonder Twins. Byrne has shared a new fanart of Superman defeating Iron Man aka Robert Downey Jr’s ‘Tony Stark’.

Marvel and DC have a handful of crossovers in the fans’ world. With the growing number of superheroes and battles, we have seen so many fans’ illustrations in which they are defeating each other. Man Of Steel is one very powerful superhero in the DC universe and is played by Henry Cavill. On the other hand, Marvel has some of the best superhero characters and Iron Man being our favourite.

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We all know how powerful Superman is and he’s nearly impossible to beat unless you have Kryptonite. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, everything is shut and so are the production of comic books. Byrne is doing his own crossovers including Thor defeating Wonder Woman, Batman and Wolverine and now this new one, Superman vs Iron Man.

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Take a look at the illustration here:

DC’s Superman Tears Down Marvel’s Iron Man AKA Robert Downey Jr In This INCREDIBLE Fan Art

We can see Tony Stark facing off Superman and fighting him. In the background, we can also see, Captain America’s half-broken shield lying on the ground. Tony talking to Jarvis and fired a few rockets which couldn’t even move the DC superhero and he gets pissed off at him. Man Of Steel punching Tony Stark so hard in his face that his helmet breaks into pieces.

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Well, this isn’t the first time we are seeing Superman destroying people like nothing.

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