The wedding of Emma Frost and Iron Man is featured in a new trailer from Marvel

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In a much-anticipated preview, Marvel showed Emma Frost and Tony Stark getting married in Invincible Iron Man and X-Men. When Marvel revealed that Emma and Iron Man were getting married, the public was astounded. The wedding of Emma Frost and Tony Stark is the moment fans never imagined would occur, according to the publisher. This much awaited tale, written by Gerry Duggan with art by Jim Towe, Javier Pina, and Juan Frigeri from the Invincible Iron Man series, will appear in X-MEN and INVINCIBLE IRON MAN. Iron Man and mutant kind have both been damaged by the FALL OF X period, and Emma and Tony will make their partnership stronger ’till death do they part!’

While Emma and Tony’s marriage is still mostly a mystery, Marvel just released a teaser that allowed fans a glimpse at the event. Watch the startling proposal and Emma’s even more shocking response in X-MEN , and then don your best Hellfire garb for the debut of Mrs. and Mr. Emma Frost in INVINCIBLE IRON MAN , according to the statement Marvel provided accompanied the clip. Fans now get their first inside look at the wedding in the X-Men / Iron Man: The Wedding of Emma Frost & Tony Stark Trailer, which features never-before-seen artwork! The circumstances of the event are filled with secrets and deceit.

Mixed reactions were given to the two enduring characters’ union. While some readers were thrilled by the combination, others were more dubious and even perplexed.During an AIPT interview, Dugan used humour to address the responses of the audience.When people said, “How could you have Emma Frost and Tony Stark fall in love?,” I thought it was funny. They despise one another! Have you met the majority of married people? I asked. That checks out in exactly that way. There are ups and downs in relationships. My own parents were married for 17 years, spent 17 years separated, and then spent 17 years back together. As a result, I have a somewhat different perspective and advocate for lengthier games, which has helped my work in comics, the author claimed.