¿Who is stronger, Quicksilver or Iron Man?

Quicksilver, also known as Pietro Maximoff, is a Marvel Comics superhero who possesses the ability to move at superhuman speeds. He was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby and first appeared in X-Men #4 in 1964. Quicksilver's powers are a result of his mutated physiology, which allows him to move at incredible speeds, run across water and up walls, and even create afterimages of himself. His reflexes and reaction times are also enhanced, making him incredibly difficult to hit in combat. In addition to his speed, Quicksilver is also a skilled hand-to-hand combatant, having been trained by his father, Magneto, in martial arts and strategy. Quicksilver's history in the Marvel Universe is complex and has evolved over time. He and his twin sister, Scarlet Witch, were initially introduced as members of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, led by their father Magneto. However, they later defected and joined the Avengers, where they became important members of the team. Quicksilver has also had numerous solo adventures, where he has faced off against some of the most dangerous villains in the Marvel Universe. His speed and agility have allowed him to take on opponents much stronger than himself, and his tactical intelligence has allowed him to outmaneuver even the most cunning of foes. In addition to his comic book appearances, Quicksilver has also appeared in multiple adaptations in other media, including the X-Men and Avengers films. He remains a beloved and iconic character in the Marvel Universe, known for his lightning-fast speed and unwavering determination.

Iron Man, also known as Tony Stark, is a powerful superhero from the Marvel Universe, first appearing in the Marvel Comics series "Tales of Suspense" in 1963. He is a brilliant inventor and businessman, and is one of the most respected and admired heroes in the Marvel Universe. Iron Man's story begins with Tony Stark, the son of Howard Stark, a brilliant inventor and scientist. After his father's death, Tony inherits his father's company, Stark Industries, and becomes one of the most successful and influential businessmen in the world. However, Tony's life takes a turn when he is captured by terrorists and forced to build a weapon for them. To escape, he builds a suit of armor powered by an arc reactor, and uses it to defeat his captors and escape. As Iron Man, Tony has access to a wide range of advanced technology and weaponry, including his signature suit of armor. The armor is powered by an arc reactor, and is equipped with a variety of powerful weapons, such as repulsor blasts and missiles. In addition to his physical powers, Iron Man is also a brilliant inventor and strategist, and has used his intelligence and resourcefulness to defeat many of the Marvel Universe's greatest villains, including the Mandarin, Whiplash, and the Ghost. Throughout his long and storied career, Iron Man has become one of the most respected and admired heroes in the Marvel Universe, and is a member of the Avengers and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).