The Five Nightmares, Part 3: Pepper Potts at the End of the World
Tony Stark's about to face a shocking new menace...one that's oddly familiar! Is this all part of Ezekiel Stane's unstoppable plan to destroy his sworn enemy, Iron Man?! Has Tony's incomparable intellect, genius technical acuity and vast business acumen finally met their match in the brilliant young Zeke? How's ol' Tony gonna get out of this one?
I've said it before and I'll say it again, anyone who loved the Iron Man movie half as much as I did needs to pick this series up immediately. The transition from movie to comic is uncannily smooth (especially when taken into account that Fraction had no knowledge of what the movie or its tone would be like). The differences between the two are explained in the context of the story, while all the best elements from the film are still present. Invincible Iron Man is the must read new series of 2008. Read Full Review
I expected to like Invincible Iron Man based on Fraction's knack for dialogue alone, but I didn't expect to be having so much fun with it. If any book is going to save Iron Man's image after the virtual character sabotage that was Civil War, this will be the one to do it. Read Full Review
So far Matt Fraction is three for three with his work on Invincible Iron Man. I have finally found a shell head book that I can enjoy, and look forward to, each month. The battle of wits between Stark and Stane has been great, but I hope Fraction continues to build the plot of his run from this starting foundation to create an epic run to rival what Brubaker and company are doing on Captain America. Tony Stark deserves it. Read Full Review
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