I am completely hooked! If youre not collecting Tony Stark Iron Man, catch up! Read Full Review

The Iron Man story gets deeper and crazier, and that's just more fun for everybody! Read Full Review

I can't imagine what happens next with his cliffhanger ending and the fact that there isn't much left of Tony we haven't seen at this point. I'm hooked. If you're not on this yet, catch up. Read Full Review

More than any Avengers book out there, Tony Stark's solo adventure begs the question: is Iron Man still interesting? Read Full Review

The perfect run continue. Slott give us so much in there. We have not only the controller fighting in the real world, or andy facing a threatening Betahny. we also have the Excape with Martha Stark I.A. turning rogue. And some glimpse of the excape player in the real world making chaos.
I didn't enjoy iron man this much since ... Well never. (I really never give a try to Armor Wars, maybe it's the only things who can contest.)

Cover - Beautifull and in a way related. 1.5/2
Writing - Damn slott is a great writer on this ongoing. I know Zub is credited too, and even if I like him too, for me it's more Slott word I see. And to be totally fair. I hate Slott on FF ^^ 3/3
Arts - Schitti & Rivera did beautifull stuff. 3/3
Feeling - It was another marvelous reading. 2/2 more

Pretty good I GUESS.

Great fun book! Can't tell when Slott ends and when Zub begins so that's good! Schiti and Rivera were absolutely great with sweet Delgado colors that nicely fit both styles.

This was probably the strongest issue in a while. It definetely took a step in the right direction and actually felt like it mattered.

"I am your vodka-powered doom!"

Why is it, that every time a super-hero creates a powerful A.I. it goes bad sooner or later?

The eScape players continue to wreak havoc, Tony is locked inside of it with his "mum", while his other mum is trying to get him out and on the outside, everyone is wondering "Where the hell is Tony Stark?"

I like this issue, it's use of the supporting cast is very well done. When the series first started I had the feeling that there is maybe too many characters in that cast, but now it actually proves to work, it paid off. And Amanda stands in the forefront, battling Motherboard for Tony's "soul" and it makes me like her even more.

Art is good. Both in the real world and in Tony's retro simulation. I also like that all of his speech bubbles have a different, old-school looking font. It's a nice touch, works well with the "early Iron Man" simulation. more