I just wish we could get there with a little more tech and a lot less mumbo jumbo. Read Full Review

I don't know what else to tell you people. If you're already reading Invincible Iron Man, you already know how good it is. If you aren't reading it yet, you need to give it a shot. Pick up a trade or two. What you'll be picking up is one of the best ongoing narratives that Marvel is producing today. I'd say this is storytelling on a similar level as Brubaker's Captain America and just looks like it's going to get better and better as the story goes on. Read Full Review

I have some problems with the choices made in this issue, but I'm still confident that Fraction will bring it all together as the arc begins to wind down. With 21 great issues under his belt, I think the man has earned some leeway when it comes to storytelling choices. Plus, I love this book too much to stay upset at it for very long. Read Full Review

It may not blow your socks off, but it maintains the series' high standard. Read Full Review

So, while it may not be as arresting a work as "World's Most Wanted," and a lot of its tension might be actively defused every month or so with "Siege" solicits, "Stark Disassembled" is turning out to be an intimate, slightly flawed, but still engaging read. Read Full Review

Again Larroca is a solid artist that just works well and deliver results. The execution of this story visually is perfect, although the material the artist is given is not as interesting. Read Full Review

Meh. It’s still a good story, but lately Iron Man hasn’t been kicking the same sort of ass that I’ve grown accustomed to from Matt Fraction. Read Full Review