Iron Giant

Creation & Design

The Iron Giant was created by British poet Ted Hughes in his 1968 children's book, which was later adapted into an animated film in 1999.

Early Years

The character was initially depicted as a misunderstood creature, exploring themes of friendship and identity.

Character Development

Throughout the story, the Iron Giant evolves from a fearsome figure into a symbol of peace and friendship, showcasing the importance of choice and self-identity.

Cultural Reception

The Iron Giant received critical acclaim for its animation, storytelling, and emotional depth, becoming a beloved classic.

Character Details

Real Name:
Giant
Aliases:
The Iron Giant
Species:
Robot
Gender:
none
Affiliations:
Hogarth Hughes, The U.S. Government
Abilities:
Super strength, Flight, Self-repair
Equipment:
None
Weight:
unknown
Height:
10' 0"
Eye Color:
metallic
Hair Color:
none

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Key Facts

4-page promotional comic published by DC advertising the movie

Interior content are stills from the film arranged like a comic book

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