Tony Stark Iron Man is a series that seems to be going from strength to strength, and this latest major arc is a real page turner. The Controller is becoming a villain with a real threat level now, and his plan is dark and disturbing. This has the making of a definitive Iron Man story and run. Read Full Review

Tony Stark Iron Man #7 is a great tool for family interaction and discussion. Read Full Review

Schiti continues to create a jam-packed sensation of colorful artwork that compliments the playfulness of the eScape and Tony's digital escapades. Read Full Review

The wild energy of Tony Stark " Iron Man starts to really sink its teeth into a solid ongoing story. Read Full Review

Tony Stark: Iron Man #7 begins a blending of all these aspects of Tony's identity. Reforming his exploits into more of an act of responsibility to the people in his life. Not without struggle, the cavalier party boy futurist is growing up. Dan Slott has evenly divided Tony into compartments and then starts to put those pieces together in a way that breathes new life into a character well-traversed and explored over the last 56 years. If there is ever going to be a way to separate the comic Tony Stark from the MCU Tony Stark, Slott has written a way out. Valerio Schiti's artwork lays the foundation and does a great job differentiating the flesh and blood world with the digital one. Read Full Review

The most compelling parts of the issue have to do with his allies, like Jocasta, Friday, and Amanda, but you won't come away loving Tony Stark. Seriously guy, get another hobby. Read Full Review

I really want to get excited about this Iron Man run, but right now I am kind of bored. This issue is more setup inside the eSCAPE and that's kind of what I want to do right now. Dan Slott and Jeremy Whitley set up some interesting things, but that was never the issue in this series overall. I need some payoff and I need it soon. Read Full Review

Enjoying the art and writing. Plus finally progressing the story, took long time to get here. A story that surely sparks my interest.

That who you do it. It's fun but in the same time dramatic. Tony is steal a douch but we love to follow him. Love all the part with Amanda and Tony adoptive parents. Love the controller scheme. It's really interesting. Beast Iron Man story !

Cover - I take the Uncanny variant. Really awesome but fairly not in link. 1/2
Writing - What a very good story. Thank you Mr Slott ! 3/3
Arts - Love the art. Maybe not always perfect but close. Maybe a lot of panel without background, but so much more in the layout. 2.5/3
Feeling - I'm in love with this ongoing. 2/2
+1 for all the respect Slott have for his reader !

Good concept and great art. Interesting read and i hope Slott delves deeper here. Schiti is in top form!

I spent a shameful amount of time laughing at the robot relationship talk. Also A+ for the big red anti-Controller button.

I dunno why the writers are terrified of letting Jocasta or Aaron Stack put together two sentences in a row without making a lame robo-joke. Do they think we're in danger of mistaking them for human?

"She shots. She misses."

Now, this was really fun.

Controller's plan turned out to be pretty cool and smart. Tony was much less quippy than usual and much more focused and hands on. Reminded me of Tony from times of Extremis and Matt Fraction's Invincible Iron Man.

And that little mystery happening in eScape has me interested. Did the program did this on its own, was it Tony or maybe Arno?

I want subsequent issues to be like this one. Or better.

Terrible. Cartoonish like Slott at its worst. Still a rip off of Ready Player One.
The Mom Son subplot gets dragged out and it’s not needed. It plays like Terms of Endearment.
And a third rate villain like the Controller is your big bad? And he even gets to give an evil laugh.
I’m signing out.