Civil War II After Rhodes' death in Civil War II, America Chavez takes Kate Bishop to a number of alternate realities during his funeral to show the fates of different versions of him. Earth-55 Rhodes became Iron Man after Stark's death and leads the Avengers. Earth-727 Rhodes became the mayor of Philadelphia after his military career ended. Earth-57289 Rhodes is the C.E.O. of Rhodes Labs International, where Tony Stark works as a scientist. Finally an unknown Earth where Rhodes married Carol Danvers (whom 616 Rhodes was dating before his death). Spider-Gwen In the Spider-Gwen universe (Earth-65), "War Machine" refers to the private army of Tony Stark. The Earth-65 version of Frank Castle, a cop on the NYPD, is a former member of War Machine. Punisher: War Machine Some time after the events of Secret Empire, Nick Fury Jr. gives The Punisher access to the War Machine armor to combat a rogue state that was caught using old S.H.I.E.L.D. resources. During the aftermath of the operation, Castle resumes his war on crime in New York with the War Machine armor for a brief period of time until his arrest by Fury. The armor is then returned to a recently revived Rhodes. Collected editions James Rhodes Frank Castle War Machine MAX In other media Terrence Howard and Don Cheadle portrayed James Rhodes / War Machine in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. References External links World of Black Heroes: War Machine Biography War Machine at Marvel.com African-American superheroes Avengers (comics) characters Black people in comics Comics characters introduced in 1979 Characters created by David Michelinie Marvel Comics sidekicks Cyborg superheroes Fictional armour Fictional American scientists and engineers Fictional fighter pilots Fictional characters from Philadelphia Fictional aerospace engineers Fictional military engineers Fictional military lieutenants Fictional United States Marine Corps personnel Fictional Vietnam War veterans Iron Man characters Marvel Comics male superheroes Marvel Comics military personnel Marvel Comics American superheroes Marvel Comics cyborgs