This book blows me away with how consistently excellent it is. Read Full Review

Lan Medina delivers some great art. I love the interpretations of some classic Iron Man moments and how emotional a lot of the visual moments are. Read Full Review

This book has been a steady series.

It's got an insightful read on Tony's character. The Jekyll and Hyde comparison is well-executed. There's a workable link between character and plot development, and it's all wrapped up and booted toward greatness by some superb art.

Gosh, it's grim, though! Tony ends up painfully aware of the hubris-to-humility cycle he's caught in. Neither he nor his creators can offer a lot of hope for change.

This issue really works. I love the characterization of Tony here. It fits. Good job.

The supporting characters are really good in this run.

I think this book has been pretty good when it comes it the iron god stuff. This issue was no exception.

The concept is interesting the execution however lacks a lot. Hope we stop this korvac mess soon

This issue of the Iron Man comic series tries hard to delve into deeper emotions and character development but ultimately falls short. While the intention to explore Tony Stark’s personal struggles is clear, the execution feels somewhat forced and lacks the impact it aims for. The storyline feels more like a filler, lacking the excitement and intensity of previous issues. While there are moments that hint at potential, they don’t quite land, making this installment feel more like a bridge between major events rather than a standout entry on its own. Here’s hoping the next issue picks up the pace and delivers the punch fans are looking for.