Ironheart's Wakanda adventure comes to a shocking conclusion. With allies Shuri, Silhouette and Okoye by her side, Riri Williams faces her biggest challenger yet: her own past. And things will never be the same.
Rated T
Ironheart #12 is the sendoff that fans deserved from this series. It's a chance to say goodbye, all while seeing Riri finally accept herself for who she is. Read Full Review
Ironheart focuses more on developing Riri as a character than it does on flashy fights against her adversaries, and the result is a big pay-off even if you've only been casually invested in the character. Read Full Review
This was cute but I feel like it rushed way too much and I didn’t get everything I wanted out of it. I definitely feel like I like Riri more now, though.
A fine culmination to a solid volume. The art will always be what I remember most from this series. Simply stunning from issue to issue.
" He's a victim. But he's also a villian. And that evil... That is in me. Just like i always knew it was. It's the truth. "
- RIRI WILLIAMS (IRONHEART)
Beautiful art as usual, but more exposition than I wanted. The writer was cramming in a lot of character development into the final issue 😑.
This wasn't the strongest issue to end on, but this series really had a lot of heavy lifting to do, and I think it succeeded. It made Riri her own character after her botched introduction and now I genuinely like her as a character. So, even if this was never my favorite title, I think it was an important one.
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