• As Tony's troubled past comes to the present new villains and allies are introduced. And Tony inches ever closer to finding out the identity of his birth parents.
• A Civil War II prologue story.
• From the creative team that brought you Daredevil's darkest chapter.
Rated T+
As if I haven't sang their praises enough, I strongly believe that Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev as a creative team can do no wrong. If they can, this book is no indication of that. It comes as no surprise that their paths keep crossing. International Iron Man is the younger sibling of Bendis' two titles featuring the Armored Avenger but if the quality remains as consistent as it's been so far, it could easily become the more popular of the two. Read Full Review
International Iron Man is far from the most fast-paced superhero comic on the stands. The heavy emphasis on flashbacks ensures that the present-day conflict has barely progressed in these first three issues. But what the books lacks in terms of an exciting narrative it largely makes up for in strong characterization. Read Full Review
Overall, INTERNATIONAL IRON MAN 3 is its own worst enemy. It wants desperately to be about Tony's lineage, so much that it sacrifices what makes it great. Hopefully the book wraps up this short stint soon, and it's quite possible judging by the cliffhanger on the final page. While the characters and art are strong, and the book is a very entertaining read, the comic needs to sort out its few story problems if it wants to become a worthy entry into the Iron Man mythology. Read Full Review
Great book. Loving it.
Love the art, not really digging the story.
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