Invincible Iron Man continues to be one of the best comics out there, and it is well worth your time and money. Not to be missed! Read Full Review

Marvel did a good thing limiting Tony Stark's exposure following Secret Invasion. Besides drumming up more interest in the character, it also puts a lot of weight on Invincible Iron Man as essentially the only place to find the high-profile hero, and brings more attention to Matt Fraction's masterful stories. It's a title that's always reliable and always entertaining. Read Full Review

Although the tone of the books is quite different, I couldn't help but be reminded of Brian Michael Bendis' excellent run on Daredevil whilst reading this issue. Like Bendis, Fraction seems intent on dismantling his lead character completely, destroying his world and reducing him to his lowest ebb in order to show just what he's made of. In the process, the writer has made sure not to lose the essence of what makes Tony Stark so much fun to read about, channelling the current status quo of the Marvel Universe into a story that already looks as though it's going to be as defining for the character as the first arc of the title was. Excellent stuff. Read Full Review

The artwork is cool and the armour has changed again since I last checked it out. Stark looks completely different as a blond and without his trademark goatee. It makes him look to young and generic, but I cant complain much as it is part of the current plot. Read Full Review

All in all, neither the writing nor art make me want to continue reading this series despite the cliffhanger ending. You can't say I didn't give "Invincible Iron Man" a fair shot, though. Read Full Review