Comparing Tony Stark Alcoholism in Iron Man Comic Books and the Film Essay Part 1; Note taking of the film YOU MUST WATCH THE FILM. when taking the notes n

Comparing Tony Stark Alcoholism in Iron Man Comic Books and the Film Essay Part 1; Note taking of the film YOU MUST WATCH THE FILM. when taking the notes next to the scene you need to write the minute. the notes should be done like in the file attached, and 4 pages long. The first part is due in two days. And only take notes on Tony Stark’s alcoholism, and how it is glamorized because in part 2 it will be need.

Part 2; Due in 3 days, it is a short paper Write a 4-page essay (double spaced, MLA format) , in which you argue that Tony Stark’s alcoholism is represented as a disability in the Iron Man comic books, as opposed to the film, in which alcoholism is glamorized and even portrayed as humorousness, using the notes from part 1 and notes#3 i will be attaching.

The film, and the notes are the only resources to be used.

Thank you Notes #4: Iron Man film
For this notetaking assignment, we will return to the strategy of a “development.” In film and television, a
“development” is the term for the written proposal that is put forward to producers and companies as
part of the process for getting a project “green-lighted.” A “development” outlines the major scenes of a
film. Divide your paper into three columns, naming each scene in the left column and then writing notes
in the other two columns.
In the middle column, you are collecting examples and noticing details related to the “heroic.”
When a character is represented as particularly “heroic,” note it and note why you think it is “heroic.” We
said that a superheroic character exhibits charisma, personality, emotionality, courage, bravery,
selflessness, a moral code, an interest in growing/learning/transformation, ambition, perserverance in the
face of hardship, and a commitment to using their special gifts and abilities positively and especially to
help others. You may also note times when the film is a testament to a “superheroic” author/creator. In
class we said that an author/creator who is superheroic: innovates, invents, inspires, influences, has
imagination, and is introspective (i.e. sees the complexity in humanity and presents it in their characters
and stories).
The focus of your notes in your right column should be observations based on the literary
approaches that we are practicing in this unit. You should not feel obligated to note everything related to
all five of these approaches, but please take thorough notes on at least one of the approaches.
2.) Disability Studies asks questions such as …
How is the physical capacity of the body represented in the film? Are disabled characters depicted
positively or negatively? How are physical impairments, illnesses, and diseases themselves represented?
Example of one note, using Iron Man as an example. Strive for at least two full pages per class session.
SCENE
opening scene: Tony in Dubai
HERO ANALYSIS
Tony celebrity not hero
soldier asks to take photo with Tony
LITERARY APPROACHES
weapons maker says ironically “I
love peace”
drinking scotch out of a glass
while riding in Army jeep
alcholism glamorized instead of
treated as problem
Iron Man Issue # _1_, Title: __ Shame of the City _ (Year: _1968_)
Interpretive Approach that was your focus _Alcoholism_
Observations, in paragraph form:
One of the issues from the Iron Man from comic series to discuss is Stark’s alcoholism.
As illustrated from the comic book, alcoholism is a problem that disables Stark’s superhero
abilities, and people around him do not even recognize that he is an iron man. Due to his
drunkard state, Stark’s physical capacity is represented as a weary-looking man. For example,
when Stark looks like a homeless individual with shabby-looking clothes, and his face looks
worn out and sad. Also, the text makes the reader view Stark as a worthless individual who
cannot help himself because of his alcoholism. This is evident where one of the police officers’
calls Stark, the skell hauled from the hospital. Such a term used to describe Stark is quite
insulting, and it portrays an entirely disabled individual who depends on people or institutions to
have an up straight livelihood.
From the description of Stark’s physical representation, it is evident that disabled
characters are not depicted positively in society. In fact, people around them find them to be a
bother. They are only accepted if they are upright and have an admirable character like the Iron
man trait. Also, as conveyed in the text, Stark is described as having a mental issue when a
passerby child points out a man talking to himself, and the mother says that he cannot help it. In
most cases, disability is closely linked with mental disorders like depression. The stressing
factors that individuals like Stark suffer affect their mental health.

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