The story's strong in this debut issue I really liked it. Because there's not a lot of random chatter, Card is free to give the characters more personality. The art and colors are really done well and I can't wait to see how the rest of this series plays out. Definitely worth a look in my book. Read Full Review

Fans who stick to independent comics probably wont like this, but if you enjoy Marvel or DC, check this outits worth the hype from their ads. Read Full Review

Overall, this first issue is a strong entry, with a lot of fun attached to it. I look forward to more of this, as I remember that I used to read Iron Man for the hero that he can be. Read Full Review

Anyone who enjoyed the original Ultimate Iron Man miniseries will find plenty more to like here, as the writing approach is virtually unchanged, and the transition to a new artist isnt jarring or off-putting at all. Whilst Id still probably rather read about the adult Tony Stark than the teenage version, this is a reasonable enough modern superhero story that doesnt push the boundaries of the genre, but is an enjoyable enough continuation of the story that started in volume 1. I commend the fast pace of the story, but I hope that Card dedicates some more time to exploring the complexities of his characters and plot in future issues. Read Full Review

While the magic has faded, Im not writing this book off yet. I just may not be buying it, which is the name of the game, isnt it? Read Full Review