Or – “This Is The End, Beautiful Friends…”
Matt Fraction’s Iron Man has been my favorite take on the character since Mark Bright and David Michelinie completed the original Armor Wars back in the day. (It was literally Young Zack’s lifetime ago…) Now that Fraction and Larocca are leaving, there is the promise of yet another new Iron Man #1 on the horizon, but nobody promised that Tony Stark would actually survive to be the one in the armor, did they? Your Major Spoilers review awaits!
This is the teaser image everyone is talking about, announcing Kieron Gillen and Greg Land launching the Invincible Iron Man as part of Marvel NOW! this coming November.
Or – “A Conspiracy Of Nefarious Intentions…”
Justine Hammer, Ezekiel Stane and The Mandarin are working together to take down the one man they all hate above others: Anthony Stark. With War Machine fallen in the line of duty and the Iron Man armor expelled from Tony’s body, can anyone stop this alliance of evil?
How about the all-new, all-different Iron Man? That do anything for ya?
Marvel sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Invincible Iron Man #511 by Matt Fraction and Salvador Larroca, that you can check out, after the jump.
Marvel sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Invincible Iron Man #504, that you can check out, after the jump.
Or – “A Smackdown Of A Cerebral Nature…”
There are a lot of geniuses in the Marvel Universe, from Abner Jenkins all the way up to Reed Richards, and there’s one thing they all have in common: They all invent forcefields, regardless of their field of study. They’re all social idiots. They’re too stupid to see the big picture. They all tend to have a bit of an ego about their big brains. So, what to do when Tony Stark gets a challenge from one of the oldest smart guys around?
Or – “This All Sounds Familiar…”
When I was younger, the tradition of the comics Annual was different from today’s Annual in two ways: First, it was actually an annual event, and second, the stories were generally not all that special. Some of them, in fact, were little more than filler issues that covered territory that even young readers like me were pretty damned familiar with. Why in the world would that thought occur to me while reviewing this title?
Marvel Comics sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Invincible Iron Man #500, written by Matt Fraction with art by Salvador Larroca, Kano, Nathan Fox, and Carmine Di Giandomenico.
Marvel released a sneak peek of Invincible Iron Man #31 that features a vampire variant cover.
Hi, I’m Stephen, and I have an iPad. Owning such a wondrous device affords me the pleasure of having a veritable library of new and old comics at my finger tips at a moments notice. This week also marked the release of Marvel’s day and date issue of Invincible Iron Man Annual #1 in both electronic and physical form. Was the experiment worth it?
With the announcement that Iron Man Stark Disassembled (Invincible Iron Man #21 and #22) have sold out at the distributor level, Marvel let us know that both issues are going back to press for a second printing, complete with variant covers.
Marvel has announced that Invincible Iron Man #21 has sold out at the distributor level. The company says they have not plans at the time to go back to print. In the meantime, check out the variant cover to Invincible Iron Man #22, that goes on sale January 13, 2010.
via Marvel