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When I saw Iron Man with the big sword I immediately said to myself "that's fucking retarded" why would Iron Man need a sword?
IRON MAN GOES MEDIEVAL!
It's the Iron Swordsman vs. the Iron Monger! Desperate to keep Stark Unlimited out of the hands of Roxxon and A.I.M., Tony's stopped pulling punches. But sabotage attacks are getting him nowhere while the board vote proceeds full speed. And when he finds out who's REALLY behind the acquisition efforts, all hell's gonna break loose. The Iron Monger's dark secret will be revealed in the final chapter of "the Stark-Roxxon War"!
RATED T+
Iron Man #3 continues to think outside the box, both in terms of enemies and Tony Stark's approach to problem-solving. It also features its hero wielding a massive sword, which is awesome. The battle axe from Absolute Batman might have some competition. Read Full Review
While the medieval theme might seem like a gimmick at first glance, Ackerman uses it effectively to explore themes of legacy, responsibility, and the lengths Tony will go to protect his company. Iron Man #3 provides a satisfying conclusion to the “Stark-Roxxon War” and sets the stage for future storylines. Read Full Review
While not a perfect issue, Iron Man #3 is a swing back in the right direction after a lackluster issue #2. I am starting to get on board with this creative team and I look forward to what they have for me next month! Read Full Review
this took a nose-dive in quality. The writing, dialogue, art did not work for me
Bad. Very very bad.
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