Iceman:
@Armadillo I'm not actually very familiar with Iceman aside from skimming the Marvel Wiki and seeing what's on his character sheet, but I'd like his in-game appearance to be the same as in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 3. It's the red and black costume that, coincidentally, looks like pretty comfortable beach wear!
If you have the Disney+ app, you could watch
Spider-Man & His Amazing Friends and
X-Men: Evolution for good takes on Bobby.
X-Men 2 and
X-Men: Days of Future Past are good cinematic portrayals of Iceman.
Iceman was a founding member of the X-Men (“The Original 5”). He later joined The Champions and New Defenders. The latter relevant because Moondragon was also a member. She played a few mind games to seduce Angel & Iceman in order to remove a magical headband placed by Odin as punishment for abusing her powers.
From Wikipedia:
“ Suffering from creative burnout on the series, DeMatteis felt a change was needed.[28] As of issue #125, The Defenders was retitled to The New Defenders as the original four members (Doctor Strange, the Silver Surfer, the Hulk, and Namor) are forced to leave the team,[34] in response to an alien prophecy that states that these four, operating as a group, would be responsible for destroying the world. While The Beast reforms the team as an official super-hero team complete with government clearance.[35] The "New Defenders" concept provided a substantial boost to the series's sales, but left DeMatteis in a creative drought, as he realized in retrospect that "...I created a book that was exactly the kind of the thing that I hated to write. I made it into a standard superhero team..."[28]
DeMatteis stayed on for only six issues of The New Defenders before turning it over to writer Peter Gillis, whose run was marked by shorter, more personal stories.[1] Gillis recounted, "I had been working for a while at Marvel, and was constantly pumping for more work, and specifically a series of my own. So when I heard DeMatteis was leaving Defenders, I was in [editor] Carl Potts' office like a shot, and I got the gig."[1]
Though the series remained a modest hit through the Gillis/Perlin run, it was cancelled to make room in Marvel's production schedule for the New Universe line.[1] Perlin recounted that Potts tried to soften the blow by telling him and Gillis the news while treating them to lunch at an Indian restaurant.[36] The final issue was The New Defenders #152.[37] In the final issue, several members (Gargoyle, Moondragon and Valkyrie), plus allies (Andromeda, Manslaughter, Interloper) seemingly die in battle with the Dragon of the Moon controlling Moondragon.[38] The remaining mutant members leave the team to join X-Factor. Gillis has claimed that killing off the other members of the group was a directive from the editorial staff to free up the surviving members for usage in X-Factor, pointing out that he shortly after revived several of these seemingly-deceased members[1] in issues of Solo Avengers, in Strange Tales vol. 2 #5–7, followed by issues #3–4 of the relaunched Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme series.[39][40]”
