Iron Man has become the X-Men's worst nightmare! Without a company, without his armory, how can Tony Stark make things right? And which mutants are even willing to work with him at this point?
Rated T+
With multiple surprises, excelent character interactions, fun action, incredible artwork, and another fantastic cliffhanger ending, The Invincible Iron Man #13 is a masterpiece! Read Full Review
Frigeri delivers beautiful art on every page of the issue. The characters look amazing and the fight scene with Emma is stunning. Valenzas colors enhance every moment and brings them to stunning life on the page. Read Full Review
It's taking a long, long while to get from point A to point B but thankfully, Duggan and Frigeri have plenty of stories to plant along the way. Read Full Review
The fact that this book is written by the same guy who is writing the current X-Men baffles me a lot. I dig a lot the Stark-Frost team up in every way.
Nice team work.
A fun space adventure for Tony and Emma that really acts as buildup to the eventual confrontation between Tony and Feilong. I think Tony and Emma's dynamic was good throughout this book, which is something we've seen in this run's more recent issues. That said, I am becoming more of a fan of the two of them together after I said I was unsure about them in my review of Issue 12.
Art: 4/5
Story: 3.5/5
Total: 7.5/10
It sure got boring.
This week serves primarily as a transitional issue, moving characters into position for the brewing war against Orchis. While not the most action-packed installment, it's a necessary step in building tension and raising the stakes for the conflict ahead even if it feels a bit like a let-down given how many times its felt like each recent issue was setting up a major confrontation. The appearance of Forge was a legitimate surprise and I’m interested to see how he, Tony, Emma and Ironheart work together moving forward.
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