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Máquina de Guerra (en inglés: War Machine) (James «Rhodey» Rhodes), es un superhéroe ficticio que aparece en los cómics estadounidenses publicados por Marvel Comics. James Rhodes apareció por primera vez en Iron Man # 118 (enero de 1979) por David Michelinie y John Byrne .
As liaison to both Stark Industries and the Avengers, Rhodes strives to maintain a copacetic relationship between United States government and his teammates. As a military man, he is a firm believer in people being held responsible for their actions and a proper chain of command.
War Machine is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by David Michelinie, John Byrne, and Bob Layton as a supporting character for Iron Man, he first appeared in Iron Man #118 (1979) and became a superhero with the Iron Man armor in issue #169 (1983).
Sinopsis. Tras el 11S, un condecorado general recibe el encargo de comandar las tropas estadounidenses en Afganistán. Intereses políticos, alianzas y trampas de todo tipo acompañarán su recorrido hasta el campo de batalla.
War Machine. James Rhodes. Prime Marvel Universe (Earth-616) Contents. 1Comic Versions. 2Live-Action Versions. 3Animated Versions. 4Video Game Versions. 5Others. 6War Machine Related. 7Teams. 8See Also. Comic Versions. Iron Man. James Rhodes, leader of the Avengers (Earth-55) Rupert Rhodes. 1602 (Earth-311)
El coronel James " Rhodey " Rhodes, a veces denominado por su alias, War Machine ( Maquina de Guerra, en español), y brevemente Iron Patriot, es un personaje ficticio interpretado principalmente por Don Cheadle (inicialmente por Terrence Howard) en el Universo cinematográfico de Marvel (MCU), basada en el personaje de Marvel Comics del mismo nom...
James RhodesWar Machine. Military veteran James Rhodes is ready for combat in his advanced armor, adding a formidable arsenal to Tony Stark-created designs. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel James “Rhodey” Rhodes exudes loyalty and courage, whether flying a plane or piloting the War Machine armor.
