1) Tony Stark is portrayed as a billionaire playboy philanthropist who founded Stark Industries. He is less of a playboy and more of a rock star in recent films. Bruce Wayne is an orphaned billionaire who takes on the identity of Batman to continue his parents' legacy and clean up Gotham City. 2) Both Tony and Bruce use their public personas to divert suspicion from their secret identities as superheroes. Tony is witty yet irritating as Iron Man, while Bruce acts as a dull playboy to avoid linking him to Batman. 3) Tony and Bruce are both billionaire philanthropists who use their wealth and companies to help people as superheroes, though Tony is openly proud of being Iron Man while

1. Media unit 01
1) Antony "Tony" Stark / Iron Man
Biography:
Tony Stark "visionary, genius, American
patriot, son of the brilliant Howard
Stark at an early age stole spot light
with his brilliant mind" he's also a
"billionaire playboy philanthropist".
Recently this character has been
portrayed as less of a playboy and more
of a rock star, this is because in Iron
Man 2 they wanted him to seem like a
rock star more so they could move him
away from endless streams of women to
having a stake relationship. in the special features section of the
DVD there is the creating the stark expo feature which shows how they
tried to do this, this feature is currently not on the internet so in
order to view it you will need the DVD.
Bruce Wayne/Batman biography:
An orphaned boy desperate to
make sure his parents legacy
doesn't die - the rehabilitation
of Gotham. He has two masks to
disguise his identity one
physical mask with which he
becomes the crime fighting
vigilante Batman, who has the
hope and aim of clearing up the
streets of Gotham and protecting
the innocent. The other is a
psychological mask where he becomes in public only the billionaire
playboy business man Bruce Wayne this is so he can divert the
possible suspicion that he is batman but its also so he can keep his
fathers company Wayne Enterprisers honest and afloat in the interests
and the safety of the people and not just to make a profit. He does
also follow in his father's example where his father donated money to
build a cheep public transport system to help the people Bruce
donates the profits of the company to orphanages as well as investing
in saving the world energy projects such as the nuclear reactor he
creates with Miranda Tate.
In this first video it shows Bruce’s start in life when his parents
are killed, this is the thing that creates a spark which later
becomes the flame of batman. -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VP4KLs_1G6I
And in this next video clip is the rest of Bruce’s Life summed up
(rather poorly as this is a fan made clip and is badly edited
together). - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkOjJdFeLj4

2. 2)
Tony star is portrayed to be a character that nobody would like due
to his attitude, sarcasm and over all irritating personality, there’s
a good example of this in Iron man 2 when tony makes an enemy out of
a US senator (senator Stern) during a court hearing the full court
scene is in the link below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qb2ousUkXqk
Once he saves the stark expo from an attack he gets the senator to be
the one who honours him with a medal "oh I'm sorry it's strange isn't
it how annoying a little prick can be" - senator. These personality
traits are performed so perfectly by Robert Downey Jr. that he makes
Tony seems witty, clever basically and extremely interesting and
funny person to be around, this is why although most characters in
the film do not like him for these aspects everyone in the audience
does.
Bruce Wayne (in the recent Christopher Nolen batman films) on the
other hand although he is liked by most, he has been represented a
little dull in my opinion with a flare only when he's acting so much
like a playboy it's obviously forced and I cant believe that people
are buying into his scam or when he's Batman and is just being too
cool with all the gadgets the vehicles and the fighting. I prefer the
Bruce Wayne batman stories told in the 1980s and 90s film which had
his fighting sluggish but believable as well as an actually playboy
life style that could make even the audience if they were in the dark
to even think of thinking that Bruce Wayne is batman, which is how it
should be.
3)
Similarities
Both Bruce and Tony are billionaires and have been playboys in some
fashion. Their businesses help he people in some way or another,
Stark industries stop manufacturing weapons and started on clean
energy, and Wayne enterprises donates its profits to the orphaned
children of Gotham as well as building helpful features for the city
such as the cheap transport monorail.
In terms of being superheroes they are very similar neither of them
actually have any powers as such they just use their immense wealth
to make their suits, weapons, vehicles and gadgets

3. Differences
They both have many characteristic and personality difference that
you can clear notice from what is written above, Tony is a very out
and proud superhero when Bruce continuously hides his identity not
letting anyone find out who he is until the end of his Batman career
when he tells who he is in a coded way to James Gordon. They also
have very different homes Bruce's home has been passed down through
the generations of the Wayne family without being update so his house
is a very old traditional manor where as Tony who is constantly
trying to be different and modern has a very cool stylish modern home
with an inter grated computer (Jarvis) who controls the house and
helps Tony with build and development of projects.